Register Now! Cornelius will be having a live webinar on May 9th

Published: Sun, 05/05/19

For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

Live Webinar with Cornelius Fichtner, PMP

Are you studying for the PMP® exam and have a general question like “what’s the passing score” or “how can I tell when I’m ready for the exam”? You have come to the right place.

In this Live Q&A Webinar Cornelius Fichtner, PMP not only answers the most common questions about the exam administration and process, but you can also ask questions using the chat box.

This is your opportunity to interact with one of the most respected PMP exam experts and get your questions answered.

The webinar begins on May 9, 2019 at 11am MST.

How To Get PMP Certification in 10 Easy Steps

Employers know that hiring a PMP is a step in the direction of more successful, better managed projects.

On projects, we work with our colleagues in teams and share knowledge as freely as possible. But when it comes to getting your PMP credential, knowledge really is power! And we have got plenty of knowledge coming up…

Let’s map out your journey to becoming a PMP in 10 easy steps. Here is your complete plan for becoming a certified project manager.

Ready? Let's jump right in!

Sample Question and Answer

You are in the process of developing an approximation of the monetary resources needed to complete project work for a large-scale multinational project which will take at least seven years to complete. Your previous projects have all been domestic with short timeframes. As part of the process you are currently performing, what might you need to do differently compared with your past projects?

A. Create a stakeholder engagement assessment matrix
B. Develop a more robust risk management plan
C. Consider additional enterprise environmental factors
D. Include additional organizational process assets

HINT: How might the Estimate Costs process differ with a large long-term multinational project?

Find the correct answer here...

Lessons Learned from Yayaati Joshi, PMP

""...Analyse the mock exam scores carefully. I maintained a trend line of each Knowledge Area to see how I performed in it across exams. This helped me focus on those areas where my score was consistently low. (Another good thing about PM PrepCast is that their exam result analysis is quite good: it is segregated by Knowledge Area and Process Groups)...""