Explain why organizational constraints can be a concern to the project manager with regards to project selection.
What will be an ideal response?
This could be a rather complex and lengthy answer, but the result should be addressing at
least three, if not all six, areas the text refers to in organizational constraints. As there may
be other periphery problems in the selection process, the text calls out the primary influences
seen in most organizations. The goal here is to see if the student understands the impact
these influences can have on the selection process and the stress it can cause on the project
manager.
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