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PMP Exam Coaching Experience with Tara Guidi |
This is the final interview in our series where we focus on PMP exam coaching and it is also the third interview where a PMP exam student talks about her personal journey and experience in using a PMP exam tutor.
In this interview you will hear the story of Tara Guidi, PMP. Tara attended a condensed PMP training class and then unfortunately failed her PMP exam. Once she
realized that the condensed approach wasn't for her she chose to try PMP coaching where a professional PMP coach works directly with her and a personalized training schedule.
The approach was successful. She passed her exam.
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Erratum: PMP Exam Sample Q &
A |
Last week, we sent this PMP exam sample question but gave the wrong link to get the correct answer:
You are meeting with a customer for initial discussions about a software implementation project. At the end of the day, the customer asks you for a general estimate of the project duration. Based on your experience with three similar past projects you estimate an 8-10 month implementation time
frame.
What is this type of estimation technique called?
A. Three-Point Estimating B. Bottom-Up Estimating C. WAG D. Analogous Estimating
HINT: Identify the estimating technique that compares a project to a previous, similar project. |
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Sorry! The correct link to get the answer is here... |
Three Ways To Prepare For Your PMP Exam |
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Once you have set the career goal of taking the PMP exam you have to decide on your study approach. Your choice will depend on how much self-motivation you have, the schedule you set and (of course) your budget. This video explores the three options that lie before you.
Watch the lesson here...
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There is only one output to the Plan Risk Management process. Which of the following is this output?
A. Risk Register B. Risk Management Plan C. Risk Related Contractual Agreements D. Organizational Process Assets Updates
HINT: The answer lies in the process name. |
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Join our PMP Exam Discussion |
Would you like to connect with fellow project managers preparing for the PMP exam? Join hundreds of PMP aspirants in our public forum here!
In this forum we discuss anything and everything about the PMP exam. |
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PMP Exam Lessons Learned from Ivan Schmilyk |
Lessons learned and his journey towards becoming a PMP shared by PM PrepCast student, Ivan Schmilyk, PMP.
I passed my PMP just few days ago, and would like to share with you my story
1. I started with PM PrepCast even BEFORE I started to explicitly re-read PMBOK. That actually might helped a lot, as I constantly heard from some of my colleagues that they were confused a lot by the PMBOK itself... |
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Is the PMP® for Project Managers Only? |
No! Your title does not determine if you can take the PMP Exam, your responsibilities do. The PMP Exam application does not ask if your title is or has been “Project Manager”, it only asks what roles
you held related to the experience you are claiming on the application. There are several roles to choose from; Project Contributor, Supervisor, Manager, Project Leader, Project Manager, Educator, Consultant, Administrator, and Other... |
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