Sheria has to evaluate whether she has enough in-house staff working on her project. What steps should she go through to compute this?

AShe should divide up the tasks according to which members are the most productive.
BShe should ask each team member to commit to 20 hours per week and adjust the number of tasks so that they can be completed in that time frame.
CShe should compute number of hours each in-house task on the schedule will take and compare that to the total number of work hours available from her team members.
DShe should compute the number of hours from the schedule starting date to the ending date and divide that by the number of team members.

She should compute number of hours each in-house task on the schedule will take and compare that to the total number of work hours available from her team members. -apex answers :)

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jepessoa jepessoa · Answer 2 · 2020-01-11T16:41:57-05:00

Answer:

C) She should compute number of hours each in-house task on the schedule will take and compare that to the total number of work hours available from her team members.

Explanation:

For example: if Sheria has 8 employees working 8 hours a day each, her group's total working hours are 8 x 8 = 64 hours per day.

She must compute how many hours should it take her group to complete each of the tasks that she assigns them: 8 + 15 + 20 + 4 + 3 + 18 = 68 hours

Since Sheria's team needs 68 hours per day to complete their tasks and they only have 64 available hours, then they need an extra member to complete a task that requires at least 4 hours to be completed.