Continuously Agreeing to Project Changes Is an Example Of

question 28

Multiple Choice

Continuously agreeing to project changes is an example of:

• A) scope leap
• B) scope creep
• C) scope grope
• D) project scope growth
• E) scope washout

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Definitions:

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