PMP Exam Success Tuesday: 
PMP Prep Check

In this session, we'll reveal a simple yet powerful tip to identify any PMP knowledge gaps and visualize your PMP readiness: using the PMP exam content outline (ECO) effectively.

Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, will guide you through the process of downloading, printing, and highlighting the ECO to assess your knowledge. By marking each domain, task, and enabler with red, yellow, and green, you'll get a clear visual clue of your readiness. More green means you're closer to being exam-ready!

Additionally, we'll review three challenging PMP exam sample questions live, breaking down each answer and providing valuable insights into the PMP exam format.

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Join us for this insightful session and gain the competitive edge you need to dominate your PMP exam journey!

See you on Facebook, Linkedin or YouTube on Tuesday, July 23 at 9 am PST | 12 pm EST | 9:30 pm IST

PMP Exam Sample Q & A

You are about to start planning for a large and complex project. Due to the size of the project along with the regulatory and environmental considerations, the development of a detailed project management plan will be critical.

As a starting point for initial project planning, what is the first thing you should do?

A. Conduct a project kick-off meeting to inform and engage stakeholders and gain commitment
B. Review the project charter to understand the high-level information about the project
C. Begin the process of identifying stakeholders so they can be engaged as necessary for project planning
D. Share the project scope statement with the project team for a common understanding of project deliverables

HINT: The Initiating Process Group has been completed, and the Planning Process Group is about to begin.

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