PK0-005 Question 98

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• Chose B1

  B. Workshop meeting, timeboxing - Workshops are used to conduct retrospectives, which fits the scenario best and timeboxing is the correct match to workshops

• Chose C1

  The correct answer is: C. Status meeting, follow-ups ✅ Here's why: The recap of what worked well, worked relatively well, and did not work at all is a common part of a status meeting or a retrospective-style review. The goal is to assess progress and identify areas for improvement. Follow-ups are used to ensure that identified issues or improvements are addressed moving forward to meet project targets

• Chose C2

  The answer is C. Status meeting, follow-ups. A status meeting is a meeting that is held to review the progress of a project. The meeting typically includes a discussion of the tasks that have been completed, the tasks that are in progress, and the tasks that are yet to be completed. The meeting also includes a discussion of any issues or challenges that the project is facing. Follow-ups are actions that are taken after a meeting to ensure that the decisions made in the meeting are implemented. Follow-ups can include sending out meeting notes, assigning tasks, or tracking progress.