When using the red / yellow / green method to present status of a project, yellow can mean which of the following? A. There are
slight problems; things could get worse. B. There was a problem, but things are fine now. C. Trouble is ahead and we need to do something now. D. We are slowing down because we are ahead of schedule.
The correct answer is A. There are slight problems; things could get worse.
Explanation:
The red, yellow, and green method is a code used in projects to indicate the progress of a plan or project. In this method, green means everything is fine and there is positive progress, also the project will be completed in the time and withing the budget expect; yellow is used to indicate minor issues that can be solved or become worst and finally red means there are serious issues. According to this, in this method yellow, can mean "here are slight problems; things could get worse".
