One way to make it more likely practice project risk management on projects is to______________

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Options

• AHold meetings
• BHave the team take an orientation class on risk management early in the project
• CGive one team member the responsibility for risk management working in conjunction with the PMO
• DAssign each team member a risk to own, which is documented in the risk register

• A
  92% (33)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Holding regular meetings (A) embeds risk management into the routine project cadence, making it a consistent practice rather than a one-time or ad hoc exercise. Recurring meetings create structured touchpoints where the team naturally surfaces and discusses risks throughout the project lifecycle. A one-time orientation class (B) builds initial awareness but does not sustain ongoing practice. Assigning risk to a single team member or the PMO (C) centralizes responsibility rather than distributing it across the team. Assigning risks to individuals in the register (D) creates ownership but does not by itself ensure ongoing, practiced risk management conversations - meetings do.

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