ExpertPMP · Question 76 · Task 5: Ensure team members/stakeholders are adequately trained
A project team is transitioning from a traditional waterfall approach to an agile methodology mid-project due to changing requirements and stakeholder feedback. Team members have varying levels of agile experience, and some are resistant to the methodology change. The project manager has identified specific training needs around user story development, sprint planning, and retrospective practices. Which TWO approaches should the project manager take to ensure effective training and adoption?
A project team is transitioning from a traditional waterfall approach to an agile methodology mid-project due to changing requirements and stakeholder feedback. Team members have varying levels of agile experience, and some are resistant to the methodology change. The project manager has identified specific training needs around user story development, sprint planning, and retrospective practices. Which TWO approaches should the project manager take to ensure effective training and adoption?
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Provide hands-on, practical training using real project scenarios and current requirements
Enroll all team members in comprehensive agile certification programs before continuing the project
Address resistance and concerns about the methodology change as an integral part of the training process
Provide self-paced online training modules that team members can complete independently
Focus training efforts only on team members who are enthusiastic about the agile transition
Delay comprehensive training until after the methodology transition is fully implemented
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