PMI-RMP Certification Training - Prompt List, Interview, Brainstorm, and Delphi Technique

The video tutorial covers various risk identification tools used in project management. It begins with an introduction to prompt lists and risk breakdown structures, explaining how they help identify risks. The tutorial then discusses interviewing as a tool for risk identification, emphasizing its role in stakeholder engagement. Brainstorming is presented as a popular method, with tips on effective facilitation. Finally, the Delphi technique is introduced, highlighting its benefits of anonymity and asynchronous participation for expert input.

Which of the following is NOT a category in the PESTLE prompt list?

• Political

• Economic

• Operational

• Legal

Which prompt list includes the category 'competitive'?

• RBS

• SPECTRUM

• TEKOP

• PESTLE

What is the primary purpose of using interviewing in risk identification?

• To create a risk breakdown structure

• To plan risk responses

• To engage with stakeholders and identify potential risks

• To rank risks

During a brainstorming session for risk identification, what should be avoided?

• Identifying risks

• Ranking risks

• Engaging stakeholders

• Using prompt lists

What is a common mistake made during brainstorming sessions?

• Focusing on a specific project segment

• Using structured brainstorming

• Planning responses during the session

• Identifying too many risks

What is a key benefit of the Delphi technique?

• It ensures anonymity and reduces groupthink

• It requires all experts to be in the same location

• It allows for face-to-face interaction

• It is a non-iterative process

How does the Delphi technique gather expert opinions?

• Through public forums

• By using a single round of questions

• Through face-to-face meetings

• Via anonymous and iterative feedback