PMP Practice Question: Process — Hybrid, Medium
You are managing a hybrid project where the design phase follows a predictive approach while development uses Scrum sprints. The design team has completed 70% of their work according to the project schedule, but stakeholders are now requesting significant design changes based on early market feedback. The development team is ready to start their first sprint but needs finalized designs. The project sponsor is concerned about timeline impacts. What should you do first?
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