PK0-004 · Question #783
A project manager has established a series of virtual meetings with project team members in different parts of the world. Team members from one country almost never show up to the meeting. Which of…
The correct answer is B. The time zone in the one country is outside of working hours. When a specific geographic group consistently fails to attend virtual meetings, the most common and logical explanation is a time zone conflict. If the meeting is scheduled during business hours for the project manager's location, it may fall outside working hours - or even in…
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A project manager has established a series of virtual meetings with project team members in different parts of the world. Team members from one country almost never show up to the meeting. Which of the following MOST likely describes why this occurring?
Options
- AThere is no rapport between the team members and the project manager.
- BThe time zone in the one country is outside of working hours.
- CThe meeting is occurring too frequently.
- DLanguage barriers prevent team members from participating.
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A2% (1)
- B94% (44)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
When a specific geographic group consistently fails to attend virtual meetings, the most common and logical explanation is a time zone conflict. If the meeting is scheduled during business hours for the project manager's location, it may fall outside working hours - or even in the middle of the night - for team members in another country. This is a structural scheduling barrier, not a motivational or language issue. While the other options are possible in theory, a consistent no-show pattern from one entire country most directly points to an unfeasible meeting time for that region.
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