Lessons Learned from the 2021 PMP Exam

Published: Sun, 03/14/21

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For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

The PMP® Exam changed on January 1, 2021, and ever since then, we have been monitoring online PMP exam forums for you to gather lessons learned from those who have taken and passed their exam.

Please join Cornelius Fichtner as he presents lessons learned in 8 categories: question style, question type, agile, hybrid, formulas and calculator, definitions and ITTO, breaks, and simulator.

He will also be sharing a wealth of great information to help you prepare for your own exam, as well as his up-to-date recommendations on how to best study for the 2021 PMP Exam. Get his top tip for what every person studying for the exam needs for success.

Check out our official Project Management Institute (PMI)® PMP Certification Training:
https://www.project-management-prepcast.com/pmp-exam-prep

There will be time for Q&A, so bring your questions. See you there!

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PMP Exam Prep Class with Oliver F. Lehmann

You still have a chance to register for Oliver F. Lehmann's class!

Oliver is part of the bedrock of project management and PMP certification. He's been delivering PMP preparation classes since 2001 and builds his exam success on experience and making learning joyful.

His classes will be on March 22-26. Get $100 off your training fee until March 14.

Prepare for the PMP Exam with Mark Kopko, PMP

As a member of the PMBOK Guide Development Team, Markus was directly involved in developing the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition.

Here's what Markus has to say about project management:

"I love project management and have been a great enthusiast and promoter of the PMI philosophy and PMI's view of the project economy for many years," says Markus. "Recent research indicates that the demand for projects and, accordingly, for people who can fill the appropriate project roles will increase immensely in the coming years."

Therefore, Markus wants his training to prepare participants not only for certification but also for this change and the challenges it will bring. "This is a real matter of the heart for me!" he says. “It brings me much joy to share this with others and prepare them for the PMP certification."

Register no later than March 19 and get $200 OFF!

His class will be held for 5 Saturdays starting April 3, 2021.

Join his class now!

PMP Exam Sample Question & Answer

You are managing a project to build a house for a private client. A few weeks before the project's planned completion date, the client calls and asks to add an outdoor sauna to the property. You analyze the project schedule and determine that this change would be fairly easy to implement without having an impact on the completion date.

What should you do first?

A. Begin construction since the project completion date is not violated
B. Review the requested change against all project constraints
C. Have the sponsor verify if the change violates construction regulations
D. Consult with the change control board on how to handle the change

HINT: You need to make sure you have everything you need to properly handle a change and understand its impacts on the project.

Get the correct answer here...

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