A project manager is managing his second project. It started one month after the first and both are in process. Though his first project is small, this one seems to be growing in size every day. As each day passes, the project manager is beginning to feel more and more in need of help. The project manager has recently heard that there was another project in the company last year that is similar to his second project. What should he do? Contact the other project manager and ask for assistance. Obtain historical records and guidance from the project management office (PMO). Wait to see if the project is impacted by the growth in scope. Make sure the scope of the project is agreed to by all the stakeholders A project manager is managing his second project. It started one month after the first and both are in process. Though his first project is small, this one seems to be growing in size every day. As each day passes, the project manager is beginning to feel more and more in need of help. The project manager has recently heard that there was another project in the company last year that is similar to his second project. What should he do? Contact the other project manager and ask for assistance. Obtain historical records and guidance from the project management office (PMO). Wait to see if the project is impacted by the growth in scope. Make sure the scope of the project is agreed to by all the stakeholders