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PMP PMI Project Management Professional (2025 Version) Free Practice Exam Questions (2025 Updated)

Prepare effectively for your PMI PMP Project Management Professional (2025 Version) certification with our extensive collection of free, high-quality practice questions. Each question is designed to mirror the actual exam format and objectives, complete with comprehensive answers and detailed explanations. Our materials are regularly updated for 2025, ensuring you have the most current resources to build confidence and succeed on your first attempt.

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A project is impacting several business units with different expectations and priorities. The project manager leading this project is meeting every month with each of these groups individually. During these meetings, each group has expressed dissatisfaction with the project and uses every opportunity to replace other groups' priorities with their own.

What should the project manager do to address these challenges?

A.

Establish consensus on project priorities by meeting with all the groups together.

B.

Develop a project schedule that accommodates all requirements from all groups.

C.

Escalate the priorities of all the groups to the project sponsor and ask them to facilitate the process.

D.

Meet with each group separately to avoid confrontation and send meeting notes at the end of each meeting.

Due to scope changes, some of the risks identified during the initiation phase have materialized into issues. What should the project manager do next?

A.

Submit a request to access contingency reserves and accept the changes.

B.

Submit a change request for additional resources and accept the changes.

C.

Ask the project sponsor to reject high-risk scope changes.

D.

Closely monitor scope changes and implement corrective actions.

A project manager who has been working on an ongoing volatile project is retiring. A new project manager is collaborating with the retiring project manager to ensure a smooth transition.

What should the new project manager first discuss, review, and clarify during the transition meetings?

A.

Resource management plan

B.

Change management plan

C.

Lessons learned log

D.

Risk register

During a sprint planning, the development lead highlights the importance of working on technical debt tasks that are critical for the product performance. However, the tasks will consume most of the team's capacity and they will not be able to work on product feature development.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Invite technical stakeholders for backlog prioritization.

B.

Work on the features already prioritized by the product owner.

C.

Ask the sponsor for more resources to continue at the same pace.

D.

Add the technical debt tasks to the sprint backlog.

A project manager has been assigned to a new project. The project sponsor has requested a detailed time line, but the project includes some deliverables that are not yet clearly defined.

Which project management approach should the project manager advise using?

A.

As the project includes elements that are not yet clearly defined, an agile approach is the best option.

B.

As the project sponsor has requested a detailed time line up front, an agile approach is the best option.

C.

As the project appears to have both agile and predictive elements, a hybrid approach is the best option.

D.

As the project includes elements that are not yet clearly defined, a predictive approach is the best option.

Negotiations are underway to secure an agreement with a critical supplier for the project. The negotiation situation has become contentious as it is becoming apparent that both parties will not receive everything they want and that a compromise might be necessary to avoid project delays, cost overruns, and damage to reputations.

What should the project manager do to help ensure a successful outcome for the project?

A.

Collaborate with stakeholders to complete an analysis of priorities with ranked objectives.

B.

Withhold from revealing the priorities and objectives until midway through negotiations.

C.

Begin the negotiation process with predetermined objectives to guide the discussions.

D.

Adjust priorities and objectives based on real-time developments during the negotiation process.

Project stakeholders have provided a team with requirements that will take at least one year to complete. The project sponsor advised that they need to see some return on investment (ROI) soon.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Request additional funding from the project sponsor to accelerate delivery.

B.

Discuss reducing the requirements with the project sponsor in order to release the product earlier.

C.

Prioritize the work into incremental features that can be delivered iteratively.

D.

Acknowledge that the benefits cannot be realized any sooner due to the nature of the requirements.

A project manager assembled a team of 10 developers. Because the organization did not have a development team for this project, contractors were hired. In the kick-off meeting, one of the developers recommended the use of development standards. The project manager's previous team in another organization had good development guidelines.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Recommend that the team use industry-accepted guidelines.

B.

Contact the chief information officer (CIO) and request the enterprise development guidelines.

C.

Contact the previous team and ask for a copy of their guidelines.

D.

Recommend that the team develop their own guidelines.

During a project iteration, half of the project team was reallocated to a new project. How should the project lead handle the situation?

A.

Raise the risk of having the velocity impacted for the current iteration and discuss it with the product owner.

B.

Raise the issue with the product owner to bring additional resources to the project team.

C.

Raise the risk with the project stakeholders and wait until the velocity for the current iteration is calculated.

D.

Raise the issue with the project stakeholders to analyze the project impact and take the proper actions.

An IT team has reached out to the project manager for guidance on which communication method to use when system downtime will impact the resources working on the project.

Which two communication methods should the project manager recommend? (Choose 2)

A.

Communicate via email to the project's email distribution group.

B.

Communicate via instant messaging.

C.

Communicate via the project team's document management site.

D.

Communicate in the IT risk forum.

E.

Communicate verbally to the key project stakeholders.

The team's velocity is inconsistent, leading the product owner to believe the team is creating too many points in their user stories.

What should the scrum master do first?

A.

Remind the product owner that their role is to determine what the team should work on during the iteration.

B.

Meet with the product owner for planning and to resize the stories in the backlog.

C.

Invite the product owner to planning poker meetings and get their approval after each story is sized.

D.

Raise this concern with the team and review the performance of the past three sprints.

A project manager is approached by two new product owners who were instructed by their managers to join a new agile team. Both product owners were told they could start working with the new agile team immediately.

What should the project manager do to advise both product owners?

A.

Modify the communications management plan to integrate the new product owners into the teams effectively.

B.

Reiterate that having one product owner will improve clarity and accountability.

C.

Present the product owners' product backlogs and prioritize the team's assigned requirements.

D.

Confirm that two product owners are necessary and that both will report to an overarching chief product owner.

A project team used agile approaches to create a minimum viable product (MVP). Currently, the team is discussing the possible next steps.

What should be the next step?

A.

Break down the user stories into the smallest size possible.

B.

Ensure user stories provide the steps necessary for implementation.

C.

Prioritize the work at the user-story level.

D.

Use scope cards in conjunction with story points.

A team is using an agile approach to maintain the project backlog. A new project obstacle was identified as a blocker and added to the backlog list. The team is facing challenges to remove this obstacle.

What should the project manager do next?

A.

Escalate the obstacle to a servant leader for resolution.

B.

Make changes to reprioritize the backlog because of the obstacle.

C.

Reject the obstacle and present the partial solution to the customer.

D.

Focus on generating business value despite the obstacle.

An organization is undergoing an agile transformation and migrating most of its projects from a predictive approach. The CFO expressed a concern that predictability on both costs and scope will be lost with the new agile approach.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Provide mentoring to the CFO, who is a key stakeholder in the project, and clarify the benefits of an agile approach.

B.

Ask the CEO to intervene by asking for support from the executive board to accelerate the company's transformation.

C.

Apply influence with other key stakeholders on the board to mitigate any risks that may be generated by the CFO's position on the matter.

D.

Submit a report to all key stakeholders on the cost-benefit analysis of the new approach and detail how the company will save money.

A project manager leads a regulatory initiative with tight, non-negotiable timelines. During a status meeting, a key stakeholder asks if a critical milestone associated with the reporting functionality can be moved up by 4 weeks.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Gather additional information and ask the team to perform a root cause analysis.

B.

Update the master schedule to reflect the reprioritized deliverables.

C.

Ask the team to work with the product owner to reprioritize the backlog.

D.

Request additional information and discuss the feasibility options and impacts with the team.

A product owner is continuously adding requirements to a project that will significantly impact project delivery. How should the project manager address this?

A.

Reprioritize the work and add all new work to the product backlog.

B.

Check with the project team about their availability to continue project work.

C.

Consult with senior managers on how to address this to ensure the product owner's expectations are fully met.

D.

Ask the product owner to reprioritize and consider the project done when the highest priorities are delivered.

A project manager has been assigned to an existing infrastructure project. The current project manager, who is retiring, and the project sponsor have had a good working relationship for many years. The project sponsor has expressed dissatisfaction with having a new project manager assigned to the project.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Set up a new communication plan and stakeholder engagement plan and submit to the project sponsor.

B.

Discuss the strategic benefits of the project and schedule communication with the project sponsor.

C.

Send weekly project reports to the project sponsor to provide an opportunity for engagement and feedback.

D.

Set up a detailed meeting with the project sponsor and brief them about the project's progress.

After the first iteration, a scrum master notices that some of the team members are struggling with testing their developed product. What should the scrum master do next?

A.

Log the issue and see if improvements show in the second iteration.

B.

Log the issue and ask a senior member to coach these team members.

C.

Hire new team members to implement the correct way of testing.

D.

Check lessons learned and use the testing process from previous projects.

A project manager is trying to define a project time line despite having incomplete and ambiguous information on requirements and regulations. What should the project

manager do to finish planning?

A.

Review project documents to identify and eliminate uncertainties and inconsistencies.

B.

Execute a root cause analysis to discover the underlying factors that might lead to risks and issues.

C.

Perform an assumption and constraint analysis to provide more opportunities and remove limiting factors.

D.

Conduct a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis.

The velocity of the team is decreasing at every iteration. The project team members are complaining that the user stories are being rejected by the quality assurance team.

Which three actions should the project manager take? (Choose three)

A.

Conduct a root cause analysis (RCA) and identify a solution.

B.

Elaborate on the plan to implement a solution and execute it.

C.

Increase the working time to recover the lost time.

D.

Negotiate with the teams involved to manage team dependencies.

E.

Evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed solution.

A work package to configure new computer hardware is received, and a list of related project activities have also been identified. What should the project manager do?

A.

Define the project management plan.

B.

Estimate the resources needed for the activities.

C.

Consult subject matter experts (SMEs) to review the schedule.

D.

Estimate the cost of each activity.

A project is nearing the completion of a sprint when the product owner announces that a local regulator has banned part of the deliverable. What should the project manager do?

A.

Add more items to the sprint backlog that will add value.

B.

Complete the sprint and seek a waiver from the regulator.

C.

Complete the sprint, but do not release the deliverable.

D.

Perform a sprint risk assessment and analyze challenges.

A project is 20% complete. The client has accepted a project order amendment that involves a major change. Without this major change, the project result will be useless for the client organization.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Update the project status from "active" to "on hold" until there is more clarity on the scope of the change.

B.

Initiate planning for the project with the modified scope as laid out in the client's purchase order.

C.

Set up a meeting with the client and the project team to identify ways to safeguard the project from the change.

D.

Consult the project sponsor to understand if the change must be processed for project execution.

A project manager is developing the project schedule with the project team. The team members estimate that an optimistic duration is 5 days, the pessimistic duration is 20 days, and the most likely duration is 11 days.

What duration should the project manager use?

A.

11 days

B.

12.5 days

C.

12 days

D.

11.5 days

A project manager has been assigned to a new project. The project sponsor has requested a detailed timeline, but the project includes some deliverables that are not yet clearly defined.

Which project management approach should the project manager advise using?

A.

As the project includes elements that are not yet clearly defined, an agile approach is the best option.

B.

As the project sponsor has requested a detailed timeline up front, an agile approach is the best option.

C.

As the project appears to have both agile and predictive elements, a hybrid approach is the best option.

D.

As the project includes elements that are not yet clearly defined, a predictive approach is the best option.

Developers spend most of the sprint writing code for user stories, leaving little time for testing. As a result, user stories cannot be tested in time and the stories remain unfinished by the end of the iteration, resulting in poor metrics.

What should the scrum master do first in this situation?

A.

Divide the user stories into two categories: development stories and test stories.

B.

Increase the number of developers on the team so stories are completed faster.

C.

Revalidate the team's velocity to ensure development and testing can be completed within the iteration.

D.

Request the developers work overtime to ensure the testers have enough time to perform their tests.

A project leader is preparing to facilitate a sprint retrospective. The sales manager sends the project leader an email asking how a feature planned for the next shipment is being implemented.

What should the project leader do next?

A.

Organize a meeting between the product owner and the sales manager.

B.

Invite the sales manager to the next sprint review.

C.

Organize a demo for the sales manager with the development team.

D.

Invite the sales manager to the sprint retrospective.

A project is continuously overlapping phases. Due to a recent human error, the team, which is made up of senior members, is experiencing distrust issues from other departments and lacking initiative. This is impacting overall performance and putting the project objectives at risk.

What should the project manager do when executing the next sprint?

A.

Coach those responsible for the error so that the whole team understands they are not responsible for it.

B.

Explain high-level objectives and ask team members to self-organize around their tasks to meet the objectives.

C.

Request offsite team-building activities and deploy incentive plans around their tasks.

D.

Identify the poor performers and ask their functional managers to assign them a mentor.

A project was recently flagged as being noncompliant during an inspection. Several options were suggested on how to address the noncompliance, but each may have different impacts on the budget, schedule, and quality.

How should the project manager proceed?

A.

Review the risk register.

B.

Perform a cost-benefit analysis.

C.

Determine the cost of change.

D.

Conduct a root cause analysis (RCA).

During a requirements review session with a customer, a team member gets upset when questioned by the customer and responds angrily.

What should the project manager do next?

A.

Discuss with the whole team the root cause of this issue

B.

Meet with the team member to reset expectations

C.

Provide the team member with space to manage their emotions

D.

Follow up with the whole team to find the best approach

An ongoing project with company A is impacted by the recent acquisition of company B. This could affect the current suppliers for the ongoing project.

What should the project manager do next?

A.

Retain company A's supplier based on the long-term relationship with them.

B.

Consolidate the list of suppliers for companies A and B.

C.

Engage the suppliers of company B to validate the current list of suppliers.

D.

Evaluate the project suppliers of company B for future use.

A project manager is preparing a large and complex international project. In order for the team to work well together in a virtual environment, the project manager needs to set up ground rules for good communication.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Establish a communication channel.

B.

Create a communication protocol.

C.

Develop the stakeholder analysis.

D.

Distribute the risk register.

Presented with flowcharts of the organization's operations, stakeholders are unfamiliar with several recorded processes, and others note that some recorded processes were discontinued. The project sponsor notices that the chart is several years old and wants an updated version immediately.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Assemble the entire project team to produce new flowcharts from current versions.

B.

Assemble and create teams of experts and stakeholders to update flowcharts to reflect current conditions.

C.

Raise a change request and ask the project sponsor to approve it so the flowcharts can be updated.

D.

Work with a consultant and the project sponsor to produce new flowcharts.

A project lead was asked to support the team by subdividing the project tasks as necessary to help define the minimum viable product (MVP).

Which two steps should the project lead take to define the MVP? (Choose 2)

A.

Hold a team meeting to generate a work breakdown structure (WBS).

B.

Create a responsible, accountable, consulted, informed (RACI) chart.

C.

Develop a project management plan, including subtasks, to meet the requirements.

D.

Conduct an information gathering session to determine the project value.

E.

Refer to the stakeholder register to determine who should be consulted.

A project team is struggling to meet the project deadline due to a recurring conflict between two team members. What should the project manager do?

A.

Hold the team collectively responsible for their actions.

B.

Explore the possibility of reshuffling the team.

C.

Introduce training sessions to improve the team's performance.

D.

Schedule team-building activities as required.

A company is going through a large cost-cutting initiative. Senior management requests a report on the work remaining for outstanding projects.

Which tool should the project manager use for this purpose?

A.

Cumulative flow diagram

B.

Earned value (EV)

C.

Burndown chart

D.

Forecast estimation

A project manager notices that the project team is encountering product issues while coding client-specific developments. The project manager foresees delays to the project's timeline because of these product issues.

Which methods should the project manager use to communicate project delays and other difficult messages to stakeholders?

A.

Oral feedback, project meetings, and reporting

B.

Project meetings and reporting

C.

Project meetings and oral feedback

D.

Written feedback, project meetings, and reporting

A project manager is assigned to a long-term project. The project manager came across a government debate over a new law that may affect the project.

Which first two actions should the project manager perform? (Choose 2)

A.

Create a change request to discuss with the change control board (CCB).

B.

Perform a risk identification process with the project team.

C.

Ask the project sponsor for additional budget for contingency.

D.

Consult with the project stakeholders and evaluate the impact.

E.

Discuss the possible impacts with subject matter experts (SMEs).

A project manager found a repeated defect in a junior developer's code. The code is due in 2 days and a severe fine will be incurred if it is not fixed by then. The project manager wants to reassign the assignment to a more senior developer, but the junior developer is strongly opposed to the reassignment.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Assign the issue to a senior developer and schedule training for the junior developer after the due date.

B.

Assign the rework to the junior developer after consultation with the senior developer.

C.

Reassign the issue to the senior developer and assign the junior developer to assist in fixing the issue.

D.

Reassign the issue to the senior developer after explaining the situation to the junior developer.

A project manager was assigned to lead a global project with a virtual team that is globally dispersed. The project manager has difficulties communicating with the team members and there seems to be frequent misunderstandings and conflicts.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Ask the team members to refamiliarize themselves with the communications management plan.

B.

Organize effective communication training for team members.

C.

Listen to team members actively and change the communication practices accordingly.

D.

Model servant leadership by adapting to team requirements.

During a progress review meeting, the project sponsor requests a complete revamp of the product roadmap to meet the strategic objectives based on market conditions. This change will result in a completely new product.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Put the current project work on hold and revisit the scope based on the impacts.

B.

Perform a root cause analysis to assess which deliverables can be reused by the team.

C.

Discuss with the team and implement the revisions that were requested by the sponsor.

D.

Update the business case and seek sponsor approval on the modified project scope.

A project manager is working with a team that is demotivated and tired, as the project has been changing direction due to budget cuts from the sponsor.

What should the project manager do first?

A.

Meet with the team to define together a plan that would help them deliver despite the budget cuts.

B.

Work with the team to understand what can motivate them to try and complete the project.

C.

Remind the team of their commitment with the client and the need to adapt to the client's needs.

D.

Call the sponsor and ask for a meeting to clarify the scope before working any further on the project.

During a planning session, the development team and the product owner are arguing about the effort needed to deliver a specific feature in a software development project. The product owner says that the feature can be developed in one week, whereas the team estimates that it will take at least two weeks. After several hours of discussion, they have not reached an agreement.

What should the project lead do?

A.

Communicate to the stakeholders that the project has to be delayed for two weeks.

B.

Ask the project team to accept the shorter estimate as it is important to keep a good relationship with the product owner.

C.

Decide what should be the time estimate and proceed with the planning meeting.

D.

Educate the product owner that the project team members are the most appropriate group for assessing the effort.

During a risk review meeting early in a project, the project team flags the possibility that a key team member might be away during the implementation of a key work package. Unfortunately, this team member is currently the only resource with the knowledge to perform this work, although it is possible someone else could do it with training.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Establish a long-term training program for the junior team members.

B.

Reassign the tasks among team members to allow them to split the workload.

C.

Ask team members to document knowledge assets for all the tasks.

D.

Ensure team members collaborate throughout the project to share knowledge.

A project manager's team has been working very hard to meet a critical deadline. Some project team members are experiencing burnout due to the high workload.

What should the project manager do first to manage the team's workload effectively?

A.

Add additional temporary resources to the project to achieve the next milestone.

B.

Encourage open communication and involve the team in task distribution decisions.

C.

Assign additional tasks to high-performing team members to decrease the burden on others.

D.

Renegotiate the scope of the next milestone with the stakeholders to align with the team's capacity.

A project has obtained all of the necessary legal requirements and policies from the local government. During the execution phase, the product owner is informed that a new law impacting the project deliverables will be published within two weeks.

What should the project lead do?

A.

Review the product backlog items to evaluate the impact on scope and prioritize accordingly.

B.

Develop a change request for more resources and update the project budget and schedule.

C.

Ask the internal legal department to evaluate if the regulatory law could be managed internally.

D.

Work with the team to develop an alternative solution with no additional effect on the project's budget.

A project team member contacts the project manager to say they are not familiar with the regulations to complete some activities. What should the project manager do?

A.

Ask the team member to contact the learning and development team for additional help.

B.

Share the required documents with the team member.

C.

Arrange a required training session for the team member.

D.

Raise this issue in the next team meeting and ask the rest of the team to clarify.

A project manager is leading the development and delivery of a strategic product that must be delivered on time. The project is facing technical issues that could significantly impact the budget and ability to deliver some of the product features.

What should the project manager do first to resolve the issue?

A.

Record the situation in the risk register and communicate it to stakeholders.

B.

Assess the impact of the feature on the project and ask for a contingency.

C.

Schedule a meeting with the team and management to discuss options.

D.

Develop a quality management plan to clearly identify how features should be classified.

A project manager's project relies on services from a department that has a new leader. Since the new leader was appointed, the services from their department have been slow which threatens the project's delivery deadline.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Add the issue to the issue log and communicate the issue in the next regular report to project stakeholders.

B.

Escalate the issue to the project sponsor notifying them of the slow services from the department.

C.

Send all service requests to the department earlier in the project to lessen the impact on the delivery date.

D.

Arrange a meeting with the leader to explain the project's needs and understand the leader's perspective.

An agile team member discovers an impediment that is preventing them from doing their work efficiently. At which of the meetings should they bring up this impediment for resolution?

A.

Sprint review meeting

B.

Retrospective meeting

C.

Daily Scrum meeting

D.

Sprint planning meeting

A compliance manager announces a new policy issued by the government that may impact project development.

How should the project manager respond?

A.

Continue with project execution as per the previously approved project plan.

B.

Maximize delivery by including this policy in the process.

C.

Address any blockers to the project due to this policy and resolve them.

D.

Analyze the circumstances that brought about this new policy.

A railroad construction project is in the planning stage. During a monthly progress meeting, an external project manager from the sponsoring organization mentioned there is a potential delay in the design completion date. The external project manager wants to know the impact of this delay on the overall project completion date in the next monthly meeting.

Which three actions should the internal project manager take next? (Choose 3)

A.

Perform variance analysis.

B.

Validate the critical path method (CPM).

C.

Establish what-if scenario analysis.

D.

Determine the schedule performance index (SPI).

E.

Execute a Monte Carlo simulation.

A project manager is leading a project that involves on-site and remote team members One task that was assigned to a team member in another country appears to be behind schedule When the project manager inquires about this, the team member claims that the task was completed and that this was reported to the team lead via a telephone conversation

What should the project manager do?

A.

Communicate the ground rules, principles and reporting methods to the project stakeholders

B.

Penalize the project team lead for not updating the project documentation properly.

C.

Review this issue with the team lead for possible ways to resolve this situation

D.

Issue guidance to the team member about reporting directly to the project manager

A project manager notices that one of the marketing executives in the firm always appears stressed. The project manager observes that the executive's performance is gradually declining and is affecting the project deliverables.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Assign the marketing executive's tasks to another project team member

B.

Review the executive's declining performance with human resources (HR)

C.

Show empathy and praise the marketing executive's strengths

D.

Make the marketing executive accountable for their work and output

A solution designer in an agile team often passes the design information to team members without any documentation, This has resulted in misunderstandings within the team.

What should the agile leader do?

A.

Move the solution designer to another team.

B.

Review the process that resulted in this situation.

C.

Stop work until the design document is completed.

D.

Ask the team to document the design.

An agile team is conducting a sprint retrospective and wants to focus on the practices that allowed them to recover after a bad start Please click on the area of the burndown chart that the team should focus on.

In a geographically distributed project team, the project team members continue to email status reports and update schedules after their weekly meeting discussions. However, the team is having difficulty tracking the changes and progress made.

What should the project manager do?

A.

Maintain a central repository of artifacts with a version control system.

B.

Maintain separate document control via regions to avoid discrepancies.

C.

Develop a document management software for version control.

D.

Facilitate training on version control and project artifacts,

A client comes to the company asking to copy a project that was executed 2 years ago

in the same city, with the expectation that the new project will have the same cost and duration.

While finalizing the project management plan, the project manager realizes that the baseline

costs are much higher than the original project.

What could the project manager have done to avoid this?

A.

Verified applicable budget inputs related to this project

B.

Assigned the same project resources to this project

C.

Estimated a budget for the project's quality management

D.

Determined a budget reserve for this project

Clients are complaining about the delay on a product delivery timeline. It is confirmed that the issue is related to the product inventory and availability.

What should the project manager do to engage the stakeholders?

A.

Ask the team to work on the complaint raised by the clients.

B.

Escalate the issue raised by the clients to the project sponsor,

C.

Develop a solution with the team to identify the inventory level.

D.

Work with the team and the product owner to define the next steps.

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