PMI Exam PMI-RMP Topic 9 Question 73 Discussion

Actual exam question for PMI's PMI Risk Management Professional exam

Question #: 73
Topic #: 9

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Rob is the project manager of the IDLK Project for his company. This project has a budget of $5,600,000 and is expected to last 18 months. Rob has learned that a new law may affect how the project is allowed to proceed - even though the organization has already invested over $750,000 in the project. What risk response is the most appropriate for this instance?

AAcceptance

BTransference

CMitigation

DEnhance

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Albina

1 days ago

I agree with Yolando. Mitigation seems like the best option to minimize the impact of the new law.

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Yolando

2 days ago

I think the most appropriate risk response for this instance is C) Mitigation.

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Lashawnda

24 days ago

I don't know, you guys. Transference might not be a bad idea here. If the new law is really that much of a game-changer, maybe it's best to offload the project to someone else who can deal with it more effectively. Just a thought.

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Brittni

25 days ago

Ooh, good point Vinnie. I was also thinking Mitigation, especially since the company has already invested a significant amount. We can't just throw that away with Acceptance, and Transference won't really help us navigate the new legal landscape.

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Vinnie

26 days ago

I'm leaning towards Mitigation on this one. If a new law is going to impact the project, we need to figure out how to adjust and minimize the damage as much as possible. Acceptance or Transference just don't seem strong enough.

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Jules

27 days ago

This question is really tricky! I mean, how do you even prepare for a new law affecting an already-running project? That's some serious curveball stuff right there.

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