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Jumpstart your PMP Exam preparations with the PMP Exam Prep Essentials Study Guide.
Make sure that you have covered the key PMP concepts. The Essentials Guide contains the most important terms, definitions, methods, and formulas for your PMP Exam preparation all in one place. It covers the essential concepts, and includes all Inputs, Tools, Techniques and Outputs (ITTOs) for every
project management knowledge area. And it's less than 60 pages long! That's only about 10% of the full PMBOK Guide.
The information is logically organized for easy look-up and reference throughout your studies. That means you can use the Essentials Guide at all stages of your PMP prep: Use it at the beginning to kick-start your studies before you even open the PMBOK Guide. Use it as a check list during your studies to ensure that you have reviewed all the essential concepts. And use it at
the end to review and refresh crucial concepts in the days just before your PMP Exam.
So don’t get overwhelmed by the PMBOK Guide! Instead, simplify your PMP exam prep. |
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Which process group consists of processes required to complete the work defined in the Project Management Plan?
A. Planning process group
B. Initiating process group
C. Monitoring and controlling process group
D. Executing process group
HINT: This process group involves coordinating people and resources, and managing stakeholder
expectations.
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Get the answer here...
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This interview with Cyndi Snyder Dionisio was recorded at the 2016 PMI Global Congress in San Diego, California. We discuss her presentation "PMBOK Guide -- Sixth Edition: Preview of Coming Attractions".
PMBOK Guide is being updated as we speak, and the Sixth Edition will soon be published. This session provides insights into the new edition, including a peek at a new chapter on the role of the project manager.
For each Knowledge Area, there are new sections describing key concepts, emerging trends, and tailoring considerations, as well as updates to ensure the PMBOK Guide remains relevant to most projects, most of the time. Come and find out what to expect!
Cyndi was the chair of the team that worked on updating the guide and in her presentation (as well as in this interview) she introduces us to the publication timeline as well as many of the changes that are coming our way. This
was of particular interest to me professionally, because the guide is a central text that we use in our PMP certification training for our students.
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Listen to the PM Podcast interview here...
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The Complete Guide to PMP ITTO |
Whether you're just beginning your studies, or are well into your journey to earning a PMP Certification, it's natural to feel a little
insecure or intimidated by the seemingly endless PMP ITTO that are diagramed and discussed for each Project Management process. This one topic is probably responsible for more questions and anxiety for PMP candidates than any other exam-related topic.
I have good news for you; understanding PMP ITTO and their relationships are logical, easily done, and this Complete Guide will show you how to understand and make ITTO your ally when taking the Exam.
I promise
you that by the end of this article you will have learned everything there is to know about the various aspects, facets and features of Inputs, Tools, Techniques and Outputs you need for your exam success.
What does my PMP Exam Coach do for me? |
Your coach determines your readiness for the PMP exam, assesses your strengths and weaknesses, teaches you the core concepts of PMBOK Guide, tells you what you need to memorize and actually demonstrates HOW you should answer those long winded tricky scenario based PMP Exam questions that drive you nuts!
Your PMP Exam Coach acts as your PMP exam tutor, your personal PMBOK Guide professor, your own
motivator and your standardized test taking therapist. He keeps you calm, cool and on track through what many describe as a "nerve wracking test prep process". Your coach answers your questions and keeping you motivated on the road to your PMP exam.
Depending on your available budget you meet with your coach either one-on-one or in a group setting. Obviously, personal coaching sessions are much more effective and targeted to your needs, but
group tutoring opens up the dynamics of group learning and may make you feel less detached.
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Learn more about PMP Exam Coaching...
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Student Profile: Farhiyo Igal , PMP |
"...I would encourage anyone who wants to understand in a simpler way to analyze why project management tools and process are iterative and why the same tools are used in multiple knowledge area and their purposes.
My number one recommendation is to read and understand PMP Exam prep material before the PMBOK then see how the PMBOK relates to the material. Also to do a lot of exam simulation questions...."
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PMP
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