Just passed. Weird exam.... but I'm not complaining. Thought I would fail but cleared it with room to spare. I used these videos...
https://youtu.be/IdNOjTMKbzo
in combination with the glossary from the proper books and Quizlet stuff. If you are taking this one... I guess overprep wouldn't be bad if you are using it as a springboard for PMP or you just want to get the most out of it... but if you just want to clear the bar... I wouldn't make it my life. I have a .edu email address from my college days that I used to buy the voucher for $150.00. As a little PMP confidence builder and springboard... I'm glad I did it. God is good.
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04-12-2018 06:44 PM #1
Passed Project Plus
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04-12-2018 07:26 PM #2Congrats!
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04-12-2018 07:44 PM #3Congrats!!
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04-13-2018 11:44 AM #5Congrats!! I sit for mine in a couple of weeks.
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04-13-2018 12:33 PM #6Congratulations!! That one is on my radar for later this year.
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04-13-2018 12:51 PM #7I just got the Sybex textbook today. Those Youtube videos are handy, thanks!
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04-13-2018 01:44 PM #8Thanks all. This cert gets a bad rap... totally undeserved. You gotta start somewhere with project management, right? This laid down some basic principles, Now I've got one more cert related to PM on my LinkedIn page with limited investment and I feel momentum towards the PMP. I recommend grabbing CSM 1 from Scrum.org as well. The exam is $150.00 and doesn't require renewal. Good luck to all taking this. PMP is up next for me. God bless.
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04-13-2018 01:45 PM #9I have one of the books too... but the vids helped me more. I used the glossary in the book mostly as a cram list. Good luck.
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