APM PMQ

Stakeholder, Communication, Leadership & Teamwork

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Stakeholder, Communication, Leadership & Teamwork: example questions & answers

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  1. What is the main benefit, to a project, of having a communication plan?

    • AIt removes the need to identify stakeholders
    • BIt ensures the right information reaches the right people, at the right time, through the right channel, supporting engagement and decision-making
    • CIt guarantees no conflict will ever arise
    • DIt replaces the need for a risk register

    Answer: A communication plan ensures relevant information reaches the right stakeholders at the right time through appropriate channels, supporting engagement, understanding and effective decision-making.

  2. What is the relationship between stakeholder analysis and an effective communication management plan?

    • AThey are unrelated activities carried out by different departments
    • BStakeholder analysis is only completed after the communication plan is finalised
    • CCommunication plans are drafted before any stakeholders have been identified
    • DStakeholder analysis identifies who needs what information and how much influence they have, which then shapes the content, frequency and channel choices in the communication plan

    Answer: Stakeholder analysis reveals stakeholders' interests, influence and information needs, and this directly informs how the communication plan tailors content, frequency and channels for each group.

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