Becoming a PMP certified project manager requires you a lot of time to study, prepare, apply and take the exam (hopefully, one time). Typically it takes you from 5-9 months. However, no matter what how long you have prepared for the exam, what you do in the last week before the exam has a major role in your exam result. Having consulted with many candidates and based on my personal experience in taking a PMP and PMI-RMP exam, I have some advices for you. . . . → Read More: PMP Exam Tips: What To Do In The Last Week Before Your Exam
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PMP is an exam on project management, so you should think about it as a project. Like other projects, you should have a plan for this project as well. The very important step in taking a PMP exam is planning your study. Here comes a problem: if you are considering a PMP exam for the first time, you may not know anything about it, so how can you plan for your study? In this article, I will highlight some important items you should consider. Certainly, each of you may have some additional details in your plan, based on your time, budget and experience. . . . → Read More: PMP Exam Tips: Have a Study Plan One of the best way to study for the PMP exam if you do not have many time is using the Project Management Prepcast , you can bring it with you on your portable device, watch and listen to it everywhere. Check a video on Youtube for more details. . . . → Read More: The Easiest Way To Study For The PMP Exam Many project managers and candidates for this position know the Catch 22 situation in project management career: In order to have assigned as a project manager you have to have some project management experience, and to have some project management experience, you need to have a project assigned. Cornelius Fichtner, show host at Project Management Prepcast , have once addressed this question in his podcast episode How to Become a Project Manager. . . . → Read More: PMP Exam Tips: Know How to Report Project Management Experience For the Exam |
  
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