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810-440 · Question #81

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

The correct answer is B. degree of influence E. interest in results. To accurately position stakeholders on a power grid, it is essential to understand their degree of influence over the project and their level of interest in its results.

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Question

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

Options

  • Arole in company
  • Bdegree of influence
  • Csize of budget
  • Dpurchasing power
  • Einterest in results

How the community answered

(65 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    91% (59)
  • C
    5% (3)
  • D
    3% (2)

Why each option

To accurately position stakeholders on a power grid, it is essential to understand their degree of influence over the project and their level of interest in its results.

Arole in company

A stakeholder's 'role in company' helps identify them but is not one of the two primary axes for plotting on a power grid.

Bdegree of influenceCorrect

The 'degree of influence', often synonymous with 'power', is one of the two critical dimensions of a stakeholder power grid, indicating a stakeholder's ability to impact project decisions or outcomes.

Csize of budget

'Size of budget' might be a factor in a stakeholder's power, but it is not one of the two direct dimensions of the power grid itself.

Dpurchasing power

'Purchasing power' is relevant in sales and procurement contexts, but it is not one of the two primary dimensions for assessing stakeholders on a power grid.

Einterest in resultsCorrect

The 'interest in results', often simply termed 'interest', is the other fundamental dimension used in a power grid, representing how much a stakeholder cares about or is affected by the project's success or failure.

Concept tested: Stakeholder Power Grid Assessment Criteria

Topics

#stakeholder analysis#power-interest grid#stakeholder influence#stakeholder interest

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