ACCA Strategic Business Leader (SBL) Practice Exam

What does a post project review evaluate?

1. Stakeholder satisfaction over the life cycle

2. Management of the project, including costs and deadlines

3. Market response to the project outcomes

4. Long-term benefits of the project

The correct answer is: Management of the project, including costs and deadlines

A post project review is integral to understanding how effectively a project was executed and closed. The focus of a post project review includes an evaluation of the management of the entire project which encompasses various critical factors such as the adherence to budget constraints and timelines. By assessing whether the project was completed within the allocated budget and on schedule, stakeholders gain insights into the efficiency of project management practices and can identify areas for improvement in future projects. While stakeholder satisfaction, market response, and long-term benefits are also important elements to consider in a broader evaluation of a project's success, the primary focus of a post project review is to dissect the management strategies and operational execution that led to the final outcomes. This thorough examination helps in refining processes and enhancing project delivery in subsequent initiatives, making the assessment of management, costs, and deadlines a central aspect of the review.