Questions: Project managers should review project performance reports to determine How much over-budget the project is. Which stakeholders have voiced concerns. If team members are slacking. The overall progress of the project.

Project managers should review project performance reports to determine How much over-budget the project is. Which stakeholders have voiced concerns. If team members are slacking. The overall progress of the project.
Transcript text: Project managers should review project performance reports to determine How much over-budget the project is. Which stakeholders have voiced concerns. If team members are slacking. The overall progress of the project.
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Step 1: Analyze the question

The question asks what project managers use performance reports to determine.

Step 2: Evaluate the options

Performance reports provide insights into the project's current status compared to the plan. This includes progress, budget adherence, and potential issues. While stakeholder concerns and team member performance can be indirectly gleaned from performance reports, they aren't the primary focus.

Final Answer The overall progress of the project.

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