CAPM Practice Question: Project Management Fundamentals and Core Concepts
A project is in the executing phase, and the team is frequently reworking deliverables due to defects. Which process is most likely inadequate?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Quality management
Rework indicates issues with quality management. Scope verification is about formal acceptance, not preventing defects. Risk management might identify potential defects but doesn't prevent them directly.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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Quality management
Why this is correct
Rework is a sign that quality standards are not being met and quality control is insufficient.
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Scope verification
Why it's wrong here
Scope verification is about accepting completed deliverables, not preventing rework.
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Communications management
Why it's wrong here
Communication issues may cause misunderstandings but not necessarily specific defects.
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Risk management
Why it's wrong here
Risk management identifies potential problems but does not directly control quality.
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