We are announcing the launch of our OnDemand PM Webinar series with Cornelius Fichtner on February 14, 2019. The inaugural, free webinar is "Ten Steps to Becoming a PMP" and will be available for recorded viewing five times throughout the day.
Here is the webinar description:
Are you starting out on your journey to the PMP exam and don’t know where to start?
If so, then this webinar will take away your frustration. It maps out your journey to becoming a PMP in 10 easy to follow steps. It is your proven plan for becoming a certified project manager.
The webinar begins with a bang by revealing the Key to Success for the exam to you. Then, each of the ten steps is reviewed, so you know what to do for them and why they are important.
The webinar includes several recommendations for training resources, money saving tips, and advice on a free exam simulator.
A 12-page webinar handout with detailed descriptions for all steps and recommendations (including links) will be emailed to the attendees at the conclusion of the webinar.
This webinar is intended for anyone who is in the early stages of their PMP exam preparation, and who is looking for an actionable set of steps and recommendations on how to get there.
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Is a Change Request Required for Defect Repair?
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As you study for the PMP exam or even during your practice as a PMP credentials holder, you may end up questioning if a change request is required when a defect is found in a project. That seems like a complex question but has a very simple answer – Yes. You may be wondering if that still holds true if it is a minor fix? For something that would be a small quick repair? Something you are not even sure needs to be fixed or even
impacts the project? How about if the defect repair would take less time than filling out the change request form? The answer is still…Yes.
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Sample Question and Answer
With a parking garage construction project underway, you are currently creating the risk management plan. In support of this process, you need to determine the acceptable level of overall project risk exposure. What should you do first?
A. Determine the risk appetites of key project stakeholders
B. Consult the risk exposure register within the organizational process assets
C. Facilitate a brainstorming meeting to develop a comprehensive list of project risks
D. Develop a set of responses to individual project risks to mitigate overall project risk
HINT: Which answer choice describes an activity associated with an element of the risk management plan?
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Lessons Learned from Joan Punzalan, PMP
"...The PM PrepCast lessons /courses and exam simulator have definitely helped me gain a better understanding of the PMBOK and prepared me on how to think/answer the PMP exam questions.
Thank you PM PrepCast! To all other aspirants - wish you good luck and success as well!..."
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How is your PM PrepCast experience?
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We would like to ask a few minutes of your time to post a quick, honest and lovely review of your experience as a PM PrepCast student.
Thank you for your time. :)
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Student Profile: Sowmya Mayal, PMP
"...In the last week before the exam, I would recommend the students to practice and practice the questions in their weak areas through the simulation tests and give at least two full mock tests to learn how to manage time in the real exam. I also recommend them to prepare a cheat sheet of all formulas and thoroughly memorize them..."
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Kudos to our students who passed the PMP exam!
- Parichay Jain, PMP
- Martin Monney, PMP
- Matias Mateu, PMP
- Sharon Georges, PMP
- Absy Krdey, PMP
- Ya Chieh Yang, PMP
- Ohmare Qureshi, PMP
- Michael Roach, PMP
- Pingping Wen, PMP
- Edward Crawford, PMP
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PMI, the PMI Registered Education Provider logo, PMBOK, PMP, PgMP, PfMP, CAPM, PMI-SP,
PMI-RMP, PMI-ACP, and PMI-PBA are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.
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