Seemingly incorrect answer in Christopher Scordo
Submitted by Shaan23 on Tue, 12/23/2014 - 18:39
During a project update meeting, one of the key stakeholders expressed his displeasure over the recently produced deliverables. 1% of the produced deliverables had minor defects. This stakeholder has been a resisting stakeholder so far. What must the project manager do in order to bring the future project performance in line with the approved quality requirements?
A. Investigate the root cause and identify the required defect repair.
B. Investigate the root cause and identify the required preventive action.
C. Investigate the root cause and identify the required corrective action.
D. Ignore the complaint from the resisting stakeholder.
I think B is the correct answer, since question is talking about the future project performance and preventive action does exactly that. Howeve the Christopher Scordo explains C as the right answer.
Can anyone here please explain why C is correct?
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kniraj
Wed, 12/24/2014 - 15:24
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I agree and faced this same
I agree and faced this same dilema... But on another forum i was told since issue has already occured we would need to take corrective action.
It would help if the experts on this group can provide their views as well. Thanks