Capstone: Applying Project Management in the Real World - Module 3 Challenge
Which of the following is a common quality management tool to help ensure that your project is delivering quality and producing a desired outcome?
Cost-benefit analyses
Feedback surveys
Post-mortem reviews
Three-point estimating
Which of the following are common resources for determining quality standards? Select all that apply.
Corporate vision statements
Profit and loss statements
Business case documents
Industry research
You are creating a quality management plan for a product redesign. You employ a panel of customers to do two tasks: preview new features and rate the desirability of new features. What aspect of quality management does your preview process represent?
Stakeholder quality
Quality standards
Quality assurance
Quality documentation
There are two main categories of evaluation questions: Questions that ask how you can make improvements and questions that help you measure and compare outcomes. Which of the following questions intends to help you make improvements?
Should we continue?
Were there unintended outcomes?
What were the goals?
Which goals are being met?
You are evaluating a customer experience initiative that you manage for an online clothing store. Which of the following evaluation indicators would answer this evaluation question: Are customers paying attention to our email newsletters?
Customers are 47% more likely to recommend your store to a friend.
Customers are 35% more likely to recommend your store to a friend.
The store has increased the advertising budget by 25%.
Customers redeem store coupons 25% more often.
You are creating a survey about a new product feature. What type of survey question are you asking when you say “What do you like most about this new feature?”
An open-ended question
A close-ended multiple choice question
A close-ended true/false question
A close-ended scaled question
In addition to a full-summary report, what are two other ways that you can present information in a timely manner during a presentation? Select all that apply.
By using a slide-based presentation
By using jargon and technical terms
By using vague and general terms
By using a summary sheet
When should you hold a project retrospective? Select all that apply.
After the project kickoff
Every week of the project
After a project milestone
At the end of a project
As a project manager, you are leading a project retrospective. You start the meeting by reminding the team that no stakeholders or customers are involved in this meeting. What technique are you using to encourage participation in the retrospective?
Review the project timeline
Create a safe environment
Pose a question each participant can answer
Model team participation
In the context of a retrospective, what term best refers to responsibility for decisions associated with a project or task?
Accountability
Management
Blame
Participation