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Qs. A customer requires from you a minor scope change and expects you to do this without delays and additional costs. You believe that you have adequate authorization to make the decision by yourself, but you are not quite sure. What should be your next steps? A. A requested change is always an opportunity to get more money paid by the customer and to secretly solve schedule and quality problems. You should make some reasonable estimates on time, costs, risks etc. and then add a nice margin on top of that to calculate the new price. B. Customer satisfaction is your top priority. The customer gives you an opportunity to increase their satisfaction, which you should use to the maximum benefit. Most project managers have contingencies to cover risks; these can be used to pay the additional costs. C. Before making a decision you should have a look at the customer D. Handle the request according to the integrated change control processes described in your management plans. Then make a decision together with the appropriate change control body, whether the increased customer satisfaction will be worth the extra costs, work, risks etc. If you know the answer, reply to your group with reason or follow below instructions for the correct answer - Visit http://pmbootcamp.org - Click on FAQ - Search below keyword - PMBC4002 This question is sponsored by Outwitting The PMP Exam http://clk.im/outwitpmp Good luck for PMP Exam. Regards, PM Guru [email protected] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "project managment" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/project-managment?hl=en.
