Overcoming Midway Study
Fatigue in PMP Prep

Many PMP candidates hit a slump a few weeks into their studies and begin to question their motivation. In this forum post, Andrew shares his struggle, while community members respond with encouragement, practical tips, and hard-earned insights. From creating a sustainable study plan to reconnecting with your "why," the discussion provides both motivation and strategy to push through the wall.

Stay motivated on your PMP journey—read the full thread and share your own strategies
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PMP Exam Sample Question

One of the project activities requires that a search of a large area is conducted to find debris from an explosion of a failed prototype. The project is now in planning, and there is a debate among the team members on the type and quantity of resources needed to complete this activity.

What should the project manager do first?

A. Select any resource and quantity to complete the task by the due date
B. Request the team to vote and make a decision based on majority
C. Research various levels of resource capability and skills, types, and sizes
D. Utilize a PMIS to manage resource pools and allocate resources
 

HINT: What does the project manager and team need to figure out first?