PMP certification is considered to be a prestigious certification. It usually is a ecstatic moment when one attains coveted PMP certification. Every week I hear news from few of my students who attain the certification. It gives me immense pleasure when I feel that my training helped them a bit in achieving the milestone. Newly…
You might be wondering how to answer PMP exam questions correctly to pass the certification test in your first attempt. You can correctly answer the PMP questions by following a few logical steps. Luckily, the exam contains multiple choice questions and you have to choose from one of the four options that are given for…
Can you pass the PMP exam without reading the PMBOK Guide? How many times should you read it? Short answer. A PMP aspirant must read the PMBOK Guide carefully to successfully pass the exam. It is the best book available on the subject. Let me explain this in detail. Can You Pass PMP Certification Exam…
Passing PMP certification exam is a difficult proposition. It is unlike any other test. You have to practice a lot of PMP exam questions and mock tests before you can say that you are ready for the exam. But you would ask, how many questions to practice for passing the PMP exam? What number is…
This is a concluding article of 3 part series on “How to read PMBOK?” How to read PMBOK?How to read PMBOK? Part Deux! In order to read PMBOK quickly and understand it completely, one must:1. be an experienced PM2. read and absorb first 3 chapters fully before reading rest of the book3. read the book…
This is a follow up post to my earlier post How to read PMBOK? After having a good siesta and after cursing & kicking yourself, you will now be all charged up and more determined to get back to reading PMBOK. Still the same question will come back – How to read PMBOK? Let me…
I am taking a break from a series on Fixed price projects and instead focusing on a question posed to me by a fellow PM. I will pick up the series thread in subsequent posts. How to read PMBOK? Simple answer – Do not read it unless you want to sleep. But as practicing project managers…
