One Upside to Terminating a Project That Is Not Going

question 115

Multiple Choice

One upside to terminating a project that is not going as well as planned is that

• A)poorly performing project team members will be kept from causing trouble elsewhere.
• B)no additional costs will be incurred.
• C)poor project managers will be weeded out.
• D)resources can perhaps be put to better use elsewhere.
• E)project completion will be hastened.

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