Show your understanding of the contract trade-off skills that a project manager must possess.
Here is an example of what is expected in this discussion using the firm-fixed price (FFP) contract as an example: In the FFP, the contractor is paid a fixed price to do a specific job that is described in the contract. The firm-fixed price contract is generally used when the work is well defined. For example, the firm-fixed price contract might be used when putting a roof on a building, where the buyer and contractor have good experience pricing a specific type of roof by the square foot. The buyer would benefit in knowing that the roof will be completed for a set price, but the seller may have to bear the cost of any issues that arise during completion of the job.