Question

Ronak is a project manager. He ensures that his project is completed on time by dividing the activities in the project into two stages: production and quality check. Which problem-solving strategy is Ronak using to meet the deadline?

Answer 1

Options:

A. forming subgoals

B. working backward

C. trial and error

D. means-ends analysis

Answer:

A. forming subgoals

Step-by-step explanation:

In project management, it is always necessary to break down the project's final objective (goal) in smaller subgoals, so that you can divide your schedule's content and time. Imagine a project for building a factory that should take 2 years, you need to divide the project's goal (factory) into smaller subgoals in order to control how the project advances. The sum of all the subgoals should be the final goal.

It is normal that projects suffer form setbacks, changes and other alterations, so the subgoals must be adjusted to them.

Answer 2

Forming subgoals

Step-by-step explanation:

Subgoal is formed when learners are working toward a certain goal and notice that a set of steps puts them in a situation that allows them to ultimately achieve the goal.