In which of the following scenarios does the project manager implement documentation well? Select all that apply.

• The project manager shares the project timeline on a cloud-based document sharing program.
• The key stakeholder determines they want to add a feature to the product in development. The project manager includes this update in the project charter and communicates it to the team.
• Because the project manager doesn’t have all the project’s details, they ask a current team member to onboard the new team member.

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