Each retrospective is assigned a(n) _________, typically a team member who is very
interested in and familiar with the retrospective. This individual will serve as the contact
point for anyone needing information relat
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Each retrospective is assigned a(n) _________, typically a team member who is very
interested in and familiar with the retrospective. This individual will serve as the contact
point for anyone needing information relating to the retrospective.
Selected Answer: a.
Owner
Correct Answer: a.
Owner
Question 2
4 out of 4 points
Performance appraisals generally fulfill two functions. The first is to identify individual
strengths and weaknesses and to develop action plans for improving performance. The
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second involves salary or merit adjustments. Why should these two functions be addressed at
different times?
Selected
Answer:
b.
Employees are so eager to learn about a potential raise that they tend to
tune out constructive feedback
Correct
Answer:
b.
Employees are so eager to learn about a potential raise that they tend to
tune out constructive feedback
Question 3
4 out of 4 points
The typical mechanism for the evaluation of teams is normally
Selected Answer: a.
A survey completed by the team members.
Correct Answer: a.
A survey completed by the team members.
Question 4
4 out of 4 points
Because of circumstances beyond the control of the project team, many projects are easy for
a review group to close down. This type of project closure is called
Selected Answer: d.
Failed project.
Correct Answer: d.
Failed project.
Question 5
4 out of 4 points
An analysis carried out during and shortly after the project life cycle that attempts to capture
positive and negative learning is represented in which of the following?
Selected Answer: c.
Lessons learned
Correct Answer: c.
Lessons learned
Question 6
4 out of 4 points
The most common circumstance for project closure is simply a ________ project.
Selected Answer: a.
Completed
Correct Answer: a.
Completed
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