A museum exhibit build needs carpenters, AV technicians, and a conservator on a part-time basis. What should resource planning determine first for this mix?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
You would not staff a kitchen with only dishwashers when you need a pastry chef. Resource planning names the skills and how many of each—carpenters, AV techs, part-time conservator—against the work.
Full Explanation
Resource planning identifies which roles and skill types the work requires and in what quantities, including part-time specialists. Treating everyone as interchangeable headcount ignores scarce expertise such as conservation. Clear type-and-number planning supports hiring, contracting, and scheduling. CAPM fundamentals expect that determination as part of project planning, not as an afterthought.