The 40 Flashcards a Day Exam Study Habit |
Studying
for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam may feel like a long and daunting process. There are many study aids available for use that can help make the studying process feel a little less overwhelming. One such study aid is a Flashcard.
A Flashcard is defined by macmillandictionary.com as “a small card printed with words, pictures, or numbers that helps someone learn something.” In this article, we discuss how Flashcards can make your PMP® Exam studying a lot easier,
along with how developing a 40 flashcards a cards a day habit can help you pass the PMP Exam.
Student Profile: Lucia Lawson, PMP |
"...My recommendations in the last week before the exam, you have to take as may practice tests as possible—analyze your weak areas and then take some more exams. And you have to relax. Get your game plan ready, practice taking 200 question exams without breaks and then watch some mindless television and relax..."
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Congratulations to our students! |
Kudos to the following PMP exam passers:
- Derek Walsh, PMP
- Ngozi Ntamere, PMP
- Tom Steinseifer, PMP
- Timo Ruhl, PMP
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PMP
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- Donna Lynn Hall, PMP
- Stephen Davison, PMP
- Hadis Habibinejad, PMP
- Sulaiman Sakkeer Hussain, PMP
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Please help me answer this question |
Let's help our forum member understand this procurement change question: The Question is:
You are assigned as the project manager to a project which is executed for a customer under FP contract. Your customer informed you this morning that they insist on certain "refinements" of the project scope.
You agree that the requested actions make really sense to the project, but believe that they constitute a major
change increasing the project scope. What should you do next?
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Free PMP Sample Question: Earned Value |
Test yourself with our Free PMP Exam Sample question. This one is looking at your cognitive
bias
Sample Question and Answer |
You are the project manager at a dress manufacturing company. You have been asked to estimate the duration of a project that requires you to produce 500 shirts. Based on a previous similar project, you assume that since the time required by a person to produce a shirt was 8 hours, total effort required for this project would be 4000 hours. Which
estimation technique are you using here?
A. Analogous
B. Bottom up
C. Three point
D. Parametric
HINT: This technique involves statistical relationships with historical data from similar projects.
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Lessons Learned from Todd Clark, PMP |
Lessons learned towards becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP)® shared to us by PM PrepCast student Todd Clark, PMP. "Well...I did it, and it feels wonderful. I was shooting for proficient in all five process groups, but I am happy with my results. How did I do it? The PM PrepCast was
essential for me. I work for a weak matrix organization, and I am basically a project coordinator..."
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