PMcrunch

Here is a quick compilation of non-affiliated (I hope) advice on preparing for the PMP. Advice on PMP prep abounds on the web, and I have tried to separate out the commercial pieces to provide information as unbiased as possible.

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Stop and think for a moment. What is going through your mind? What questions are you asking? Think more broadly – in terms of the past day, week, and month. What are your major points of focus? And, the million dolar question: “What questions are you asking about your projects?”

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Preparing for certification exams is hard work. We are looking for the shortest route to certification, and we run into a well-known concept in the project management field – the Triple Constraint, representing the trade-off among Quality, Time, and Cost.

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The “PM Lessons Learned” group has just passed 600 members! This is a friendly New Jersey based virtual project management group with the theme “project managers helping project managers”.

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Is it worth it for you to put in all of the work? Consider these 10 benefits , and if they apply to your situation, go for it!

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There are various types of training available for the PMP and CAPM exams. This provides some good examples of some of the various types of learning products and services available for PMP exam prep or CAPM exam prep, and pros and cons of each.

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Any good Project Manager knows the importance of having a good plan. So, if you are preparing for the PMP or CAPM exam, wouldn’t it be a great idea to build a plan? As in life, many procrastinate, can’t find the time, and myriad other excuses, and do not get where they want to go – to pass the exam. The key really is to have a plan, and to follow it! You can and will succeed. Increase your chances of project management and exam success with a plan.

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