On projects with a low complexity level, the project manager and team leaders can make decisions:
A) during monthly staff meetings.
B) using well-documented decision-making procedures.
C) informally, with short meetings or phone calls.
D) on their own, without including the clients.
E) without recording the changes in project plans.

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With low-complexity projects, decisions can be made informally, as there are fewer risks and fewer stakeholders involved. Short meetings or calls can be sufficient to discuss any changes or issues that may arise. However, it is still important to communicate these decisions to the team and document them for future reference. A and B may be too formal for low-complexity projects, while D and E are not recommended as client involvement and project plan updates are still important.

On Projects with a Low Complexity Level, the Project Manager