Question

You are the primary client on a large extranet development project. After carefully reviewing the requirements definition document, you are positive that there are missing, ambiguous, inaccurate, and unclear requirements. The project manager is pressuring you for your sign-off on because he has already received sign-off from five of your co-workers. If you fail to sign off on the requirements, you are going to put the entire project at risk because the time frame is nonnegotiable. What would you do? Why?

Conduct research and provide valid support in a minimum of two to three well-developed paragraphs

Answer 1

Answer:

I would try to clear out my doubts with the project managers. I would have reasoned on every justification provided. Based on my justification and satisfaction level, I would have taken the decision. If the project manager clears my doubts, I will sign off on the requirements. But if I am not satisfied with the justification provided, I would not sign off. Though my decision will put the whole project at risk, but inaccurate and ambiguous requirements will cause several complications in the future that will hamper the quality of the project and undermine it.