PMP Practice Question: People — Predictive, Medium
You are three months into a twelve-month predictive project developing a new financial system. Your project team includes members from four different countries across three time zones. You've noticed that team members in the Asia-Pacific region rarely speak up during the weekly status meetings held at 9:00 AM EST, though they submit thorough written reports. Decisions made in meetings sometimes need to be revisited because important input was missing. What is the best way to improve team engagement and decision quality?
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