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3 years 11 months ago #24735
Anonymous	Thank you, Elizabeth. I'll make sure to just focus on learning what's in the book

3 years 11 months ago #24735

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Thank you, Elizabeth. I'll make sure to just focus on learning what's in the book

3 years 11 months ago #24733
Elizabeth Harrin	The PMBOK isn't perfect, it's possible they overlooked it or had the same thought as you: facilitation requires there to be people in a space together to facilitate i.e. a meeting and therefore it didn't get called out. For the test, learn what's in the book and in real life, have meetings

3 years 11 months ago #24733

Elizabeth Harrin

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The PMBOK isn't perfect, it's possible they overlooked it or had the same thought as you: facilitation requires there to be people in a space together to facilitate i.e. a meeting and therefore it didn't get called out. For the test, learn what's in the book and in real life, have meetings

3 years 11 months ago #24388
Kayla Quijas	I have a general issue with the fact that meetings aren't defined as a tool or a technique for the define scope process. Specifically, my issue is how on earth one can use the interpersonal and team skill of facilitation without meetings. The PEMBOK is so fond of using meetings as a T&T, how on earth is it not a T&T for this specific process?! Any feedback would be much appreciated.

3 years 11 months ago #24388

Kayla Quijas

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I have a general issue with the fact that meetings aren't defined as a tool or a technique for the define scope process. Specifically, my issue is how on earth one can use the interpersonal and team skill of facilitation without meetings. The PEMBOK is so fond of using meetings as a T&T, how on earth is it not a T&T for this specific process?! Any feedback would be much appreciated.

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