What should get high priority when beginning a project: effective team creation of establishing firm project requirements?

Submitted by happyinlove505 on Sat, 11/10/2012 - 06:42

I was working on some question-answers from a paper we got from PMP course.

The question and its answers are presented below.

I chose answer D - establishing firm project requirements is high-priority when beginning a project.

However, the correct answer is pointed as A - creating an effectiv team.

Even after readin the explanation, I still believe that answer D is correct.

Can you help me understand if I am wrong or the paper is wrong?

Thank you for helping :)

Your organization is adopting a project-based approach to business. The change, however, has

been very difficult. Although project teams have been created, they are little more than a collection

of functional and technical experts who focus on their specialties. You are managing the company’s

most important project. This project is so vital to the company’s future that the CEO told you she

would allow you all the resources you need to complete the job on time. She said, “Money is no

object, but time is our enemy.” As you begin this project, you must place a high priority on-

A. Creating an effective team

B. Identifying the resources needed to finish the project on time

C. The best way to communicate status to the CEO

D. Establishing firm project requirements

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Mon, 11/12/2012 - 05:53

Good catch... I am not sure why A would be the right answer, Even B can be correct.

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