Questions: What is a possible sign that your communication planning was NOT effective? a. Stakeholders have the information they need to make decisions. b. Key stakeholders understand the real project challenges. c. Stakeholders believe the project is in control. d. Stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied with the project.

What is a possible sign that your communication planning was NOT effective? a. Stakeholders have the information they need to make decisions. b. Key stakeholders understand the real project challenges. c. Stakeholders believe the project is in control. d. Stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied with the project.
Transcript text: What is a possible sign that your communication planning was NOT effective? a. Stakeholders have the information they need to make decisions. b. Key stakeholders understand the real project challenges. c. Stakeholders believe the project is in control. d. Stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied with the project.
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The answer is D: Stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied with the project.

Explanation for each option:

a. Stakeholders have the information they need to make decisions.
This indicates effective communication planning because stakeholders are well-informed, which is essential for decision-making.

b. Key stakeholders understand the real project challenges.
This suggests effective communication, as it means stakeholders are aware of the challenges and can contribute to addressing them.

c. Stakeholders believe the project is in control.
This reflects effective communication, as it shows that stakeholders have confidence in the project's management and progress.

d. Stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied with the project.
This is a sign of ineffective communication planning. If stakeholders are unmotivated and dissatisfied, it may indicate that they are not receiving adequate information or that their concerns are not being addressed, leading to a lack of engagement and support for the project.

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