Traditional Work Breakdown Structures Tend to

question 157

Multiple Choice

Traditional Work Breakdown Structures tend to

• A) focus on the design of the system as oppose to the needs of the current phase and iteration
• B) force too many levels of detail early on for large project and they tend to allow too few level of detail for small projects
• C) be too specific for the project and difficult to compare across projects
• D) all of the above
• E) none of the above

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