Suppose as a project manager you’re receiving requests from stakeholders to add new features to the product you’re developing. How would you deal with this external scope creep?1 pointIgnore the requests because the project is already underwayImplement the initial stakeholders requests and then ban all future requestsAgree on who can make formal requests and how your team will evaluate and act on those requestsTake a team vote to decide if the team should add the new feature to the product4.Question 4

What are some tactics to handle external scope creep? Select all that apply.1 pointSuggest alternative solutions to your customer's or stakeholder's proposed changes.Define the project’s requirements.Tell team members to ignore outside requests that will add project tasks.Limit communication outside the team once the project begins

Suppose that you’re starting as a project manager for a new client. What three strategies can you use to decrease the likelihood of scope creep and make the project a success? Select all that apply.1 pointAsk for constructive criticism on the initial product proposal.Set ground rules and expectations for client involvement once the project begins.Keep complicated documents from the client because you don’t want to confuse them.Show the client the details of what you’re going to create and how much it will cost.

Select which of the following is the best cure for scope creep is:Group of answer choicesClearly identify what work will be completed and what work will not be included and then follow a change request processDo not get too friendly with stakeholders so they do not sneak in new requirementsBaseline the scope and do not deviate from that agreed baselineDo not accept any changes to the scope

Consider this Office Green scenario: A member of the marketing team suggests allowing customers to choose from an additional three plant colors. Select all that apply. What can help prevent project scope creep in this scenario? Select all that apply.1 pointGo along with the member’s suggestionMake project plans visibleCreate a plan for dealing with out-of-scope requestsGet clarity on project requirements

As a project manager it is your responsibility to maintain the limits of the project. Which of the following are ways that scope creep is likely to affect your project? Select all that apply.1 pointIncreased riskLosses to your bottom lineTeam member turnoverSchedule delays