The project management pearl of wisdom that declares, “If they know nothing of what you are doing, they assume you are doing nothing,” means that:
A. stakeholders must be communicated with on a continual basis throughout the project’s development.
B. the duration of most projects is sufficiently long as to contain many days when no actual progress is being made.
C. the more complex a project is, the more likely that the client who will ultimately receive the project has no idea how it is being executed.
D. a project manager that holds lengthy progress meetings with his team will generally complete projects more successfully.
Answer:A
The project management pearl of wisdom that declares, “If they know nothing of what you are doing, they assume you are doing nothing,” means that:
A. stakeholders must be communicated with on a continual basis throughout the project’s development. B. the duration of most projects is sufficiently long as to contain many days when no actual progress is being made. C. the more complex a project is, the more likely that the client who will ultimately receive the project has no idea how it is being executed. D. a project manager that holds lengthy progress meetings with his team will generally complete projects more successfully.