Stakeholders' concerns should be addressed
A) confrontationally, put off, ignored, or dismissed.
B) as a group at the end of the project.
C) in the final report only after being recorded throughout the project.
D) early, positively, and in a timely manner; and not confrontationally, put off, ignored, or dismissed.

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It is important to address stakeholders' concerns early on in the project, before they become bigger issues. It should be done in a positive and timely manner, and stakeholders' concerns should not be confronted, put off, ignored, or dismissed. It is also important to record and address these concerns throughout the project, not just in the final report. Addressing stakeholders' concerns in a proactive and respectful manner can lead to better project outcomes and relationships with stakeholders.

Stakeholders' Concerns Should Be Addressed