During a kick-off meeting, the project manager notices that one of the stakeholders responsible for providing key information to the team has a low level of participation. This stakeholder believes that there will be no benefit from implementing the project. The project manager realizes that this could be a high risk for the project. Which action should the project manager take?

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During a kick-off meeting, the project manager notices that one of the stakeholders responsible for providing key information to the team has a low level of participation. This stakeholder believes that there will be no benefit from implementing the project. The project manager realizes that this could be a high risk for the project.
Which action should the project manager take?

A. Facilitate a supportive level of engagement for this stakeholder.

B. Ask the project sponsor for advice as it might be possible to work with another stakeholder.

C. Perform a qualitative risk analysis using a probability and impact matrix.

D. Ensure the key information is accurate and monitor the situation as the project progresses.










Correct Answer: A

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