The project cost performance index $($CPI$)$ is $1\mathrm{.}02,$ the benefit cost ration $($BCR$)$ is $1\mathrm{.}7,$ and the latest round of performance reviews identified few needed adjustments. The project team was colocated into a new building when the project started. Everyone commented on how excited they were to have all new facilities. The sponsor is providing adequate support for the project, and few unidentified risks have occurred. In an attempt to improve performance, the project manager spends part of the project budget on new chairs for the team members and adds the term "senior" to each team member's job title. $$Which of the following is the MOST correct thing that can be said of this project or the project manager?

Group of answer choices

The project manager has misunderstood Herzberg's theory.

The project is slowly spending more money than it should. The project manager should begin to watch cost more carefully.

The performance review should be handled better to find more adjustments.

The project manager should use good judgment to determine which variances are important.