
Confused about how to track your PM hours for your PMP Exam application? Try some of these ideas. [...]
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![]() Confused about how to track your PM hours for your PMP Exam application? Try some of these ideas. [...] Today’s question: Question: What do studying for the PMP exam and and studying Algebra have in common? Answer: You uttered the phrase, “Will I ever use this in real life?!” Yes, you did. Don’t deny it. So go apologize to your teenager right now, because when he asked that question last week about Algebra (with a sufficient [...] [...] I’ve recently spent a little time with PM Prepcast. It’s an impressive package. Here are some quick notes for you. Installation / Access I was surprised to see that the PM Prepcast is delivered the same way Cornelius delivers his Podcast. I don’t know why I was surprised by that, but I was. It’s a remarkably smooth [...] [...] Yesterday, I submitted the last PDUs I needed for the 3-year cycle and was able to renew my certification early. Here’s how I did it, and some additional ideas. PDU Overview PDUs are Professional Development Units. For PMI, 1 PDU = 1 hour of PM training or study.Whether or not you need or will benefit from pursuing [...] [...] I’m preparing to review Cornelius Fichtner’s PMP exam preparation package called “PM PrepCast.” Cornelius runs the web site, http://www.project-management-podcast.com/. I’ll be writing soon about my impressions and how I’d such a package fitting in one’s PMP exam prep, comparing it to my classroom prep experience, and musing about its use for the environment that I [...] [...] OK, I promised you another story on self-interest. Here you go. Ethics — c’mon, keep reading Let’s start with discussion ethics and those pesky ethics statements. Some whine about it, and I’ll concede that ethics statements are usually way over-though and over-stated, and even if you agree with them, you still often end up rolling your eyes [...] [...] I see others in the #pmot community on Twitter also talking / asking about the benefits of PMP certification (see PMI.org for more info on the PMP). Threads are taking both the career angle and the project success angle. Both are interesting and valid threads. Recently I had a follow project manager in my organization ask [...] [...] New project managers, or project managers who’ve just discovered the possibility, sometimes wonder whether they should get certified. The answer is a matter of opinion. Here’s mine. Why Certify? I believe that there are 2 primary reasons to explore the question of certification: personal gain and professional gain.Your own reasons are likely a mix and balance of [...] [...] |
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