Articulation TCS ELEVATE WINGS 1 Track Complete MCQ | PART 2 | DCA

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[@abdulbarikhan7568]

Q.18- i think only B is correct

[@abhishektiwari-297]

Hi... Very helpful videos please makes more and cover full articulation.. Thanks❤

[@FormFully]

Yes, we are into it. We will upload all covered mcq in one video. Thanks for watching✨!

[@abhimanyukumarsingh8145]

Can you provide pdf of all these questions ❓ please 🙏

[@subhambhakat8494]

Useful information.
Do you have any materials for Capital markets unit elective track?

[@FormFully]

Thanks for watching! We will work on that once we get appropriate material to provide you.

[@engineer_Vivek]

Q-20 b option is also correct because if we not share the documents then who will be going to give feedback

[@KS-Looks]

15th answer is wrong correct answer is a and d

[@FormFully]

No B & C are correct options
B is not a best practice for status reporting. Status reports should focus on key project information, progress, risks, and benefits. Providing excessive technical details can overwhelm the audience and may not be relevant to their understanding of the project's status.
C is not a best practice for status reporting as it lacks a structured and regular approach to status reporting. A fixed periodicity for reporting (e.g., weekly, monthly) is generally recommended to ensure consistent communication and allow stakeholders to plan and make informed decisions.
A & D are the best practice for status reporting because they focus on meeting customer requirements and presenting information clearly, while options B and C are not best practices due to excessive technical detail and lack of regular reporting.