A project team of experienced young professionals fears a lack of direction during execution, based on past projects. Which two actions should the project manager take to prevent that from happening here? (Choose two.)

A clear project vision provides direction and purpose, which directly addresses the team's fear of a lack of direction. Ensuring visibility to all stakeholders reinforces this clarity. Keeping the team engaged and focused on the project's direction involves continuous communication, motivation, and alignment with the vision, preventing drift and maintaining momentum. Organizing a team-bonding event might improve morale but doesn't directly address the fear of lacking direction. Focusing on the resource management plan and tracking progress are important for project control but don't inherently provide the overarching direction the team needs. Having the team brainstorm a mitigation plan is reactive and focuses on potential problems rather than proactive direction setting.