Exam PMP topic 1 question 132 discussion

D. Include a scope change process and review the project charter. The project manager should include a scope change process that outlines the steps for requesting, evaluating, approving, and managing scope changes. This process should be communicated to the client and the project team to ensure everyone understands how changes will be managed. The project manager should also review the project charter, which outlines the project's goals, objectives, and scope. This will help ensure that any proposed scope changes are aligned with the project's objectives and goals.

I selected C because the PM was warned. He should review the lesson learned because the scope statement has a boundary to exclude the not in scope items. The scope baseline should be approved. Once the scope baseline is approved, any change should be via the agreed integrated change control procedures. Based on the lesson learned, we should set project boundary as the first step, set change control is the second step

C is the correct answer, D is reactive. While having a process is good, that wont' stop the customer from requesting a ton of changes. If you have a tight scope statement You don't have to go through all the change request crap.

D. Include a scope change process and review the project charter

B decomposes the work

D. Include a scope change process and review the project charter

D. Include a scope change process and review the project charter