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Garrulous

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Where are quality outcomes considered in the project management life cycle?
 A) Only in the controlling/monitoring phase
  B) Through all steps in the cycle
  C) Only in the initiating phase
  D) Only in the execution phase

Question 2

When might project management be a temporary process?
 A) When it's a small project that feeds into a larger project
  B) Never
  C) When it's a large project
  D) When there are only three or four members on the project team



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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