PK0-004 · Question #576
A project team is creating a new product, and stakeholders are having a hard time understanding the product. Which of the following should be sent to the stakeholders?
The correct answer is A. Printed sketches and potential uses. When stakeholders cannot understand an abstract product concept, the most effective communication tool is a tangible visual artifact - sketches, mockups, or prototypes accompanied by use cases. These make an intangible idea concrete and relatable. A memo with high-level…
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A project team is creating a new product, and stakeholders are having a hard time understanding the product. Which of the following should be sent to the stakeholders?
Options
- APrinted sketches and potential uses
- BMemo outlining high-level requirements
- CSponsor mandate for the product
- DLink to the project's intranet site to review status reports
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A80% (32)
- B10% (4)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When stakeholders cannot understand an abstract product concept, the most effective communication tool is a tangible visual artifact - sketches, mockups, or prototypes accompanied by use cases. These make an intangible idea concrete and relatable. A memo with high-level requirements (B) is still abstract. A sponsor mandate (C) conveys authority, not product understanding. A link to status reports (D) describes project progress, not the product itself. Visual representations directly bridge the comprehension gap.
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