問題文
The company runs its larger efforts as projects and reports on them by cost and by schedule. An outside reviewer asks on what ground the practitioners of formalized project management are criticized. What does the account say?
選択肢
- On that ground the account says that they are criticized for leaning on counsel from a body that certifies them, whose guidance runs behind practice in that trade, plainly, and the account adds that efforts of this kind are by definition temporary, so that those who run them have little incentive to care about technical debt or about consequences for the running of what they build, which is why a manager of product has risen in their stead.
- On that ground the account says that they are criticized for leaning on success in cost and in schedule and giving too little weight to outcomes in business, plainly, and the account adds that efforts of this kind are by definition temporary, so that those who run them have little incentive to care about technical debt or about consequences for the running of what they build, which is why a manager of product has risen in their stead.
- On that ground the account says that they are criticized for leaning on a register of risks drawn up once and then left to stand for an effort that runs on for years, plainly, and the account adds that efforts of this kind are by definition temporary, so that those who run them have little incentive to care about technical debt or about consequences for the running of what they build, which is why a manager of product has risen in their stead.
- On that ground the account says that they are criticized for leaning on estimates gathered from engineers, whose figures are known to widen as an effort grows, plainly, and the account adds that efforts of this kind are by definition temporary, so that those who run them have little incentive to care about technical debt or about consequences for the running of what they build, which is why a manager of product has risen in their stead.