The PMP Exam Agile Booster Course

Published: Sun, 10/17/21

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For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

Did you know that PMP students are up to 32% (!) more likely to get Agile questions wrong? And yet, 90 of the 180 questions in the PMP exam will test your ability to apply agile concepts in real-life scenarios.

For example, what would you do if you discovered at the end of a two-week sprint that several user stories had not been completed? That's something you'll need to know for the exam. But if you are like many of our students, the answer will be "not much."

Close this gap with our Agile Booster Course. Join Cornelius Fichtner in this live stream to learn how the booster course can help you upskill your agile knowledge and what topics it covers. Take a step into improving 50% of what's expected of you on the PMP exam.

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Successfully Achieving Strategy

Organizations are successful based on their ability to achieve strategic goals. However, too many organizations waste time and money on developing strategies but don't achieve their goals.

What goes wrong?

Join Frank Parth and Cornelius Fichtner in their discussion of these concepts in Frank's new book "Successfully Achieving Strategy Through Effective Portfolio Management".

Learn about defining vs. implementing strategy, benefits management, successful implementation, and the three steps to implement an EPMS.

Watch the recording here...

How to Reduce Project Complexity
with Management Principles

Every project manager must assess and take into account project complexity as part of the planning phase. It's important to know the magnitude of the challenge ahead and make sure that the team has what it takes to deliver.

To ensure that no resources are wasted, and the project achieves success, project managers bear the important role of managing the degree of the endeavor's complexity. This is where basic principles of project management come into play.

Adhering to a set of defined values can help simplify things. In this article, we'll identify and explore the common factors that contribute to project complexity and the principles you can apply to tackle the difficulties with success.