As a project manager, you identify tasks to complete in a project. Who will you consult to create an accurate time estimate for each task?1 pointA project manager from a different teamThe sponsors of the projectTeam members working on the tasksThe project’s primary stakeholders

As a project manager, you try to get an accurate time estimate for a task by communicating with an expert. After receiving their time estimate, you ask questions like, “What equipment do you suppose you’ll have?” and “How many people do you expect to work on the task?” What strategy for getting an accurate time estimate did you choose?1 pointAssess the expert’s confidence level in their estimate.Ask the expert how likely it is that assumptions they have might not work out and how it would affect their estimate.Discuss the assumptions the expert may be making when they give an estimate.Check the expert’s estimates against the actual time spent on similar tasks in previous work.4.Question 4

You are a project manager creating a critical path. Your stakeholders request the earliest and latest start dates for each task. What is a strategy to make this time estimate? 1 pointReview the project goals.Create a list of dependencies.Develop a RACI chart.Use the forward pass or backward pass method.

When monitoring the project schedule, which task is performed by the project team member?Records effort spent on tasks during the projectCompares actual time to complete a task to original time estimatesConsiders resource realignment if tasks are off-trackApproves change requests to hire more labor to complete tasks

Which process in project schedule management involves identifying the specific tasks that the project team members and stakeholders must perform to produce the project deliverables?Group of answer choicesestimating activity durationssequencing activitiesdefining activitiesdeveloping the schedule

The successful project managers spend most of their time:a.Studying project results.b.Planning with the top managementc.Planning with their personneld.Communication with the project team