Which two factors must you know about stakeholders to identify where they fall in a power grid? (Choose two.)

While a stakeholder's role in the company might correlate with influence or interest, it is not a direct axis for the power-interest grid itself.

Purchasing power is a financial metric related to a stakeholder's ability to buy, but it is not a direct factor used to plot stakeholders on a power-interest grid.

The degree of interest is a critical axis on the power-interest grid, indicating how much a stakeholder cares about the project's success or failure, which dictates whether they need to be kept informed or engaged.

Size of budget is a financial attribute and not a direct dimension used to determine a stakeholder's position on a power-interest grid.

The degree of influence is the other crucial axis on the power-interest grid, representing a stakeholder's ability to impact project decisions or outcomes, determining if they need to be managed closely or merely monitored.