Which of these is NOT one of the typical questions that a project manager might ask in order to collect information on executed work and work in progress?
A) How well is the entire project progressing in terms of time and budget?
B) To what extent does the quality of this work meet requirements?
C) What information should be covered in the project kick-off meeting?
D) What methods have we used that need to be improved before we do that type of work again?

Question

Which of these is NOT one of the typical questions that a project manager might ask in order to collect information on executed work and work in progress? 
A) How well is the entire project progressing in terms of time and budget? 
B) To what extent does the quality of this work meet requirements? 
C) What information should be covered in the project kick-off meeting? 
D) What methods have we used that need to be improved before we do that type of work again?

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The question about the information to be covered in the project kick-off meeting is not directly related to collecting information on executed work and work in progress. The other questions are all commonly asked by project managers to gather information about project progress and quality.

Which of These Is NOT One of the Typical Questions