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Which Project Documents Need A Change Request

For Updates?

When I speak to Project Management Professional (PMP)® students, there's often one thing on their mind: How are they going to learn all the PMP® formulas they need for their Project Management Institute (PMI)® exam?

There's no getting away from it. There are a lot of these formulas and calculations that you have to learn for the exam.

In this (almost) complete guide we'll go through the PMP formulas with examples. Stick with me and by the end you'll see that learning the PMI® formulas isn't going to be that bad. Read on and you'll learn a lot about how to crack formula-based PMP questions to help pass your PMP exam.

Congratulations to our students!

Kudos to the following PMP exam passers:

Devie Kusuma, PMP
Vishu Sood, PMP
AnilSarathy, PMP
Alwyn Pinto, PMP
Patrick Mooney, PMP
Matthew Traldi, PMP
Jessica Sanford, PMP
Akinwumi Akindele, PMP
Gretchen Abogadil, PMP
Sree Madhuri Vardhinedi, PMP

More PMP Exam Passers Here...

Can you help me figure out what the correct answer is and WHY?

Let's help our forum member, Monique in answering following sample question:

Your boss comes into your office and wants the schedule estimate for your project in which you have 99% confidence. If your worst case estimate is 10 months, your best case estimate 6 months and your most likely case estimate is 7 months what do you provide him?

A. 6.00 to 8.67 months
B. 6 to 10 months
C. 5.33 to 9.33 months
D. approximately 10 months

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PMP Exam Prep: Project Integration Management Overview

PMP Exam Prep: Project Integration Management Overview (for PMBOK Guide 5th Edition)

In this free episode we give you an overview of the Project Integration Management Knowledge Area. We review what the knowledge area contains, what the general concepts of its processes are, we discuss project interactions, the charter, the PM Plan, historical files and many other concepts. The PM PrepCast contains one episode like this for all 10 knowledge areas in A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) 5th edition. We want you to be well prepared.

Sample Question and Answer

In an interview for the position of project manager, John could answer all the technical questions. The interviewer assumed that since he had good technical knowledge that he would also prove to be a good manager. Based on this assumption, John was hired for the position. Which of the following theories is being used here?

A. Vroom's expectancy theory
B. McGregor's Theory of X and Y
C. Herzberg's Theory
D. Halo Effect

HINT: This theory relates to cognitive bias.

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Lessons Learned from Tom Robbrecht, PMP

Lessons learned towards becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP)® shared to us by PM PrepCast student Tom Robbrecht, PMP.

"I passed the PMP® exam today with 5 P's.
I thought I'd close this personal project by archiving my lessons learned. Pun intended.

My journey began on January 2nd, when I signed on to a project management position at a large corporation. I had more than 15 years of experience doing project management jobs in various industries but one of the requisites for my new job was to pass the PMP® exam within the first year..."