Business, 06.05.2020 20:32 ansuaprajita1506

Markus is a project manager for a company that builds websites. His team is currently working on a big project that involves a complete site redesign. The client has told Markus what she does not want, but she has not been very clear on what she does want. Markus and his team have a limited amount of time to build the site, so they need to get started as soon as possible. Which of the following best explains whether Markus should hold a meeting?

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a. Markus should call a meeting because this is not something that can easily be handled by memo or e-mail.

b. Markus should not call a meeting because there is not enough time to handle the business at hand.

c. Markus should not call a meeting because the matter is routine.

d. Markus should call a meeting because members' tasks are interdependent.

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