When a project manager is closing out a project, all of the following are critical tasks to conduct, EXCEPT:Celebrate success with the project team.Address final change requests from the client.Conduct a lessons learned session with the project team.Complete documentation and archive files.

Consider the following project closing scenario: The project manager does a final review of tasks and deliverables to ensure they are complete. They make sure there is written proof from stakeholders documenting that they are happy with the outcome. The project manager leads a meeting with the team to document what went well, what could be improved, and overall lessons learned. Finally, the team is disbanded, and the project manager thanks them for their work. What step of the project closing phase is the project manager missing?1 pointReview all contracts and documentationConduct a formal retrospective with the project teamEnsure the project has satisfied its deliverables, goals, and desired outcomesDocument acceptance of the project outcome

What happens during a project closing? Select all that apply.1 pointThe team obtains formal recognition from key stakeholders that the project is complete.The project manager and team confirms all project tasks are complete.The customer identifies new deliverables and ongoing task work.The team executes remaining project management processes, such as procedural or administrative work.

What should a project manager do to ensure an effective closing process? Select all that apply.1 pointThe project manager gives the stakeholders an impact reporting presentation.The project manager hosts a retrospective meeting for the team.The project manager invites the stakeholders to provide the notes from their independent retrospective.The project manager confirms the work is done and the agreed-upon closing processes are executed.7.Question 7

What steps should a project manager take to make sure a project is closed? Select all that apply.1 pointSpend any remaining funds in the project’s budget Get formal recognition from stakeholders that the project is doneConfirm all tasks and work are completeEnsure all agreed upon project management processes are complete

What is the purpose of the Close phase in project management?To close out all project tasks during the Execute phaseTo complete assigned project tasks and monitor the project activitiesTo ensure the goals or objectives are agreed upon, establish scope, define the initial plan, and assign tasks to the project teamTo ensure the project team understands that the project is finished, complete documentation, spend time reflecting on the experience, and celebrate success