Process Groups and Processes - The Complete Guide |
By the
time you’ve got through the first page of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) you’ll have come across the terms Knowledge Areas and Process Groups. (They are always capitalized because they are really important.) Add to that a ‘normal’ process and you’ve got three very different things that form the backbone of the book.
Student Profile: Jerry Tarley, PMP |
"...I think to read the official PMP Handbook from Project Management Institute (PMI)® is very important. I would suggest reading everything from PMI® pertaining to the certification that you pursue, if not for any other reason than it realistically moderates your expectations. It is a difficult test! For me, I was very nervous in the weeks leading up to the test, and everything that lent some familiarity to the process was personally
appreciated..."
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Congratulations to our students! |
Kudos to the following PMP exam passers:
Jayashree Varada, PMP
Myint Thida San, PMP
Jonathon Jorgenson, PMP
Mixela Morales,
PMP
Michelle Mason, PMP
Sharon Vincent, PMP
Gowdama Prasad, PMP
Yamuna Nair, PMP
Suzanne Cherry, PMP
David Cypert, PMP
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"I am not progressing, no matter how hard I study." |
Let's help Alyssa answer her questions:
"I've been studying for my PMP off and on for about a year. Work and lack of motivation got in the way for a while, but I've been back at it for the last six weeks- studying 3-6 hours each day. I've read Rita at least 4 times, and have gone through the PMBOK guide multiple times as well. On the Rita practice exams, I've done them so many times that I have the answers all memorized. I THOUGHT I was
ready for the exam, which is scheduled for this Friday. Has anyone else been stuck in a "I am not progressing, no matter how hard I study" phase? How did you overcome it?"
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How to use Windows Calculator for exponent |
Here is a short video that explains how to use a windows calculator to calculate future value, using 'exponent / to
the power of'
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Lessons Learned from Joe Nino E. Orapa, PMP |
Lessons learned towards becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP)® shared to us by PM PrepCast student Joe Nino E. Orapa, PMP
""Practice Makes Perfect!" I posted that quote in my Facebook timeline a few minutes after I passed the PMP exam last 31st March, 2016. Nobody really congratulated me in FB after hours of posting, until my wife posted my Exam Results and commented "Practice Makes Perfect = PMP!" Then, hundreds likes and comments
flooded my FB page, from my colleagues, friends, and friends of friends.I believe that my strategy is much more focus on actual practice... but for me, it works.
Practice really makes perfect... and it has defined my journey towards becoming a PMP..."
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Sample Question and Answer |
Which document will you refer to if you are unable to understand a component of the WBS?
A. The Project Charter
B. The Scope Statement
C. WBS Dictionary
D. Statement of Work
HINT: This document provides details about the deliverables, activity, and scheduling information for each
component.
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