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GSLC Question #523: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B. The corrective action for the errors must be followed by validating defect repair.. After applying corrective actions to project execution errors, the PMBOK process requires validated defect repair to formally confirm the error was resolved before the work is accepted.
Question
You are writing the change management plan for your upcoming project. You want to address mistakes that could happen during the execution of the project. Your change management plan requires the project team to correct any errors that deviate from the project scope as an error is technically an unapproved scope change. What else should you address in regard to errors in project team execution?
Options
- AThe schedule delays of the error must be documented.
- BThe corrective action for the errors must be followed by validating defect repair.
- CThe corrective action for the errors must be followed by quality control.
- DThe costs of the error must be documented.
Explanation
After applying corrective actions to project execution errors, the PMBOK process requires validated defect repair to formally confirm the error was resolved before the work is accepted.
Common mistakes.
- A. Documenting schedule delays caused by errors is a record-keeping activity, not the required formal follow-up process step prescribed by the change management framework for addressing execution defects.
- C. Although quality control is a related knowledge area, the specific PMBOK output required after a corrective action for defect repair is 'validated defect repair,' which is a distinct and more precise deliverable than the broader quality control process.
- D. Documenting the cost impact of errors is an administrative tracking activity, not the defined process step that must follow corrective action in the PMBOK change and quality management processes.
Concept tested. PMBOK validated defect repair after corrective action
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