1.There are different flavors of sustainabilty or green projects. For example, the project may be specific in support of a sustainability or green initiative. Maybe the other extreme is adding some green aspects to an existing project for whatever the motivation. Given these possibilities, how would you approach the WBS? What would you do differently?

2.Describe what a work breakdown structure (WBS) is used for. Explain the steps you would take in developing a WBS.

3.Some organizations may have project managers and project implementation managers. Have you experienced this in your organization? If not, what benefits or detriments can you think of in this situation?

4.Discuss what occurs during the execution process group. What are the major inputs and outputs that occur during the execution process group?

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Describe what a work breakdown structure (WBS) is used for. Explain the steps you would take in developing a WBS.

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Describe what a work breakdown structure (WBS) is used for. Explain the steps you would take in developing a WBS.

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Describe what a work breakdown structure (WBS) is used for. Explain the steps you would take in developing a WBS.

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Describe what a work breakdown structure (WBS) is used for. Explain the steps you would take in developing a WBS.

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