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Are you wondering if you can take the Project Management Professional (PMP) ® exam or not? Once the WBS has been created the project manager and the project team can begin to create an estimate of how long the project work will actually take and what resources are required to complete the project work. Resources are generally thought of as people and the roles they play within a project (think network [...] About 2 years ago, I wanted to do my PMP certification, I took PMI membership, downloaded the 3rd edition PMBOK and that was all I did, never really sat down and studied for the exam seriously and my PMI membership expired. I reapplied earlier this year and wanted to take & pass the test in [...] To a project manager there are no sweeter words than, “This project is finished. Signed, sealed, and delivered.” But as my dad used to say, “Joe, that grass isn’t going to mow itself.” In other words, the projects get done in the doing. Projects, like mowing the grass, are done by people, and projects can [...] I took the PMP certification exam recently and am happy to report that I passed. In my preparations for the test, I read a few Tips and Tricks from others. They helped me out quite a bit so I thought I would share some of these along with my own lessons in order to do a little “Pay It Forward”. Hi Everyone, I registered to take the PMP exam in october 2008. I really did not start studying very seriously untill June 2009. In addition to the five process groups of project management there are nine knowledge areas which intersect with these process groups. Table 1 defines the nine knowledge areas of project management and how they interact with the five process groups that comprise the project management lifecycle. The intersection of a process group and a knowledge [...] Hi everyone, (NOTE: To access free e-learning session about how to properly do this lesson learned method, click http://linkbee.com/PMABCv1) It has been almost two months now since the PMP® Exam adopted the 4th edition of PMBOK. So far our pass rate gets back to normal. The alarm is off. Some Americans asked me [...] Projects are comprised of phases. Typically the completion of a project phase creates a deliverable and allows the next phase of the project to begin. Smaller projects often only have one phase so the completion of that phase creates the project deliverable and allows the project to end. Phases are comprised of work related to [...] Below is the highlight of hundreds of Lessons Learned archived in the LL Forum of PMHUB from 2005 – present There are strong parallels between Cost estimating and Time estimating, as you will see if you compare the ITTO’s (Inputs, Tolls & Techniques, and Outputs) of the estimating processes. eBay is an interesting model of commercial life. If you haven’t tried buying and selling on eBay, you really should, as you can learn a lot about buying, selling, marketing, distribution, and so on. Importantly, you can also learn something about stakeholder expectations. A project manager has to be many things. To name just a few, a PM has to be a great communicator, a leader, a visionary, and be able to both build and inspire the team. First and foremost, however, a project manager has to be proactive. We employ strategies to plan [...] I was so pleased when I read the “Develop Project Charter” section of Project Integration Management in PMBOK Fourth Edition. They have finally caught up with what really happens in real projects (maybe they have been reading JIMBOK By applying to take the Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam you also automatically agree to comply with the Project Management Institute’s (PMI)® audit terms. The PMI writes about this in the PMP credentials handbook as follows: PMHUB is happy to broadcast these 4 video lessons – free for all PMHUB members. Below is the Video Lecture: – just click the links below: PMBOK 4th ed – what is the main difference, what is the impact to you, what study materials are now available? I have collected all articles related to PMBOK 4th vs 3rd in one article by just providing the titles and the links: this is a very short summary of the difference of the two PMBOKs chapter by chapter All time Best Seller: PMPrepcast Hi everyone: The “Lessons Learned” is a great forum to browse, because it’s all about success – and everybody wants to be successful. Let’s have a brief look at the area of motivation. Expectancy theory is a frequently misunderstood topic, so I thought that I would post this brief note for clarification. So often I hear people say that it means people will work harder if they expect the project manager to reward them. If this is what you think, then please read on. In this free episode of The Project Management PrepCast™ we start out with one of the most important PMP® Exam Tips. This tip will ensure that you understand the complete exam process from start to finish. And you can do that in just about 20 minutes. Following this tip we will be answering the following [...] The question that I get most often asked in regards to the PMP Exam is: What steps do you have to go through in order to take the exam? Over the years, I have come up with the following list that explains how to become a PMP in 10 “easy” steps: |
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