Problem solving final
Problem Solving Skills Quiz
Test your knowledge on problem-solving techniques and stakeholder management with this comprehensive quiz. Enhance your understanding of key concepts and improve your skills in navigating complex project environments.
- 12 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Evaluate your understanding of stakeholders and problem-solving frameworks
- Instant feedback on your answers
Determining stakeholders’ motivation includes to check: Are theyworried about going over the budget?
True
False
A bad Problem Statement should answer 5 W’s questions such as:Who has the problem?.
True
False
Do not make an effort to understand the difficult stakeholders’point of view. If what they're saying is frustrating, ask yourself: Do theirneeds align with your project's objectives? Do they simply want thingsdone a different way? Try to find common ground.
False
True
Meeting without other stakeholders in the room takes the pressureoff and makes them feel more comfortable, however this leads to moreunclear and shouting conversations.
True
False
The problem statement shouldn’t identify the population affectedby the problem
False
True
Low power, highly interested people (Keep Informed): These people are passionate about the project and voice their support to others, but have little power or influence
False
True
High power, highly interested people (Keep Informed): Keep them in the loop and inform them of any major developments
False
True
Low-power, Less interested people (Monitor): Don’t ruffle their feathers and they’ll stay out of your way
True
False
Constraint is: a restriction on the degree of freedom we have in providing a solution
True
False
This technique is most useful when analyzing big problems or seemingly complicated issues where all factors seem to be inter-related
Stakeholders
Cause and effect analysis
Business process Re-engineering (BPR)
Key stakeholders
People indirectly affected by the work secondary stakeholders include teams supporting the project and/or those impacted by its outcome
Secondary stakeholders
Stakeholders
Problem solving
A Problem
Is the process of understanding the real-world problems and users’ needs and proposing abstract solutions to those problems
Problem solving
Secondary stakeholders
A Problem
Non of the above
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