One upside to terminating a project that is not going as well as planned is that
A)poorly performing project team members will be kept from causing trouble elsewhere.
B)no additional costs will be incurred.
C)poor project managers will be weeded out.
D)resources can perhaps be put to better use elsewhere.
E)project completion will be hastened.

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Terminating a poorly performing project allows the reallocation of resources, such as time, money, and personnel, to more productive and potentially successful projects.

One Upside to Terminating a Project That Is Not Going