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PMP Interpersonal Skill - Conflict Management |
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Conflict is almost inevitable on a project. Project team members and stakeholders may have different opinions, areas of expertise, interests, personalities, work styles and the list goes on. Add other elements often a given on a project to the mix, such as tight deadlines, resource constraints, communication issues, you can see that conflict is rather likely to occur...
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Grab your chance to practice on 1,800 highly realistic PMP exam questions for only $69.99!
This is a limited offer until February 28, 2015 only. Use the discount code Feb15 when you check out!
Click here to watch a video instructions on how to use the discount code.
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What percentage of their time do project managers spend communicating?
A. At least 25% B. No more than 75% C. 80% D. 90%
Hint: It's a
lot!
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Congratulations Brenna Hansen, PMP for passing the PMP exam! "In preparation for the PMP exam, I knew I was going to have to do it in two phases as I had summer commitments that would prohibit the time I had to prepare.
Phase one consisted of taking a free online sample exam just so that I had an idea of where I stood and how much improvement I had
ahead..."
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How to Successfully Use Social Media on Projects |
Learn how social media fits into project management with Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, CSM
When: Wednesday 25 February 2015, 03:30pm - 05:30pm Where: PMI San Diego Chapter Dinner Event DoubleTree by Hilton / Penasquitos 14455 Penasquitos Drive San Diego, CA 92129
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Project Managers Work 1 Day a Week for Free |
In the latest Project Management Benchmark Report from Arras
People, the independent annual report of the project management industry, of over 2000 practitioners polled, it was found that the average practitioner delivering +20% on top of their contracted hours. Working one extra day a week for no extra remuneration is a common occurrence yet wage levels in general still remain stagnant for the majority of project managers...
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