A project manager is leading a hybrid project where the design phase was completed using a predictive approach, and now the team is moving into iterative development sprints. Several team members who were not involved in the design phase are confused about the project requirements. Velocity has been lower than expected in the first sprint. What should the project manager do?

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The correct answer is A. A knowledge transfer session facilitates shared understanding and team collaboration, which is essential when transitioning between phases in a hybrid approach. This addresses the root cause of low velocity—lack of clarity. Option B is wrong because simply directing team members to read documentation doesn't ensure understanding or provide opportunity for questions and dialogue. Options C and D don't address the immediate knowledge gap and would introduce unnecessary delays or costs.

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