The ONLY thing you need to pass the PMP?
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- Learn the ONE THING you absolutely need to know in order to pass your PMP Exam.
Some people have used only this document, and passed. I'll show you how to get the most out of it and use it to your advantage so you can improve your project skills and pass your PMP exam!
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Timestamps:
00:00 The one thing to pass the PMP
01:25 Beware of this!
02:14 The percentages you need to pass the PMP Exam
03:11 Overview of the ECO for you
Hi David, I passed my PMP exam on May 9th, 2024, i watched your videos (the concept, 100 Waterfall and 200 Agile Questions and Answers), thanks a lot!
The Andrew Ramadayl book - PMP Exam Prep Simplified is indispensable and he breaks down the ECO in a really easy to understand way.
That said, I could not have passed without watching your 200 Agile questions David. Or your 7th edition in 60mins (I lost count of how many times ive watched it)
You, good sir are indispensable to passing the PMP in my humble opinion. Thank you for all the help you provide
Hey David , happy to share that I have passed PMP using your 100 water fall, 150 traditional and 200 agile questions, thank you so much for the explanation on the videos😃🥳🥳🎉
I passed my PMP on 31 March, 2024. Thanks to David for the videos!
I took the PMP exam today and passed it!! Huge thanks to you, David. I just ran into your videos when searching for PMP2024 on RUclips and since I have reviewed all of your PMP videos, including the exam questions on top of studying the PMBOK and Agile Practice Guide. I found it incredibly helpful as you especially taught me the agile mindset through many example questions and thorough explanation! Thank you so much for your positive teaching- the positivity helped me go through so many questions, although they were overwhelming at times.
I absolutely LOVE you David!!! I have NO experience in project management but I passed the test!!! YOU are the best!!! Thank you for ALL that you do!!!!
Ain’t no way I’m remembering this - I take my test tomorrow and honestly don’t think I’ll pass - but can’t keeping moving it right waiting for a feeling of confidence. Ive been studying for almost 5 months now and still have so many things to learn . Here’s to guessing the best I can on game day 🥂
Good luck. You can do it!
It's a lot to remember. Try and "chunk it up" into larger buckets or general rules if you can - like servant leadership, Incremental vs Predictive, the PM Process (Requirements, Scope, Schedule, Cost, Quality etc). Then for your exam, use the "Elimination" technique - remove answers that don't match the question, and choose the "most correct" answer.
Keep going. I believe in you!
Good luck
Good luck!
Best of luck!!!
Good luck, think positively...life and death is in the power of the tongue. You got this.
Thanks for your help David! I passed my exam TODAY and, during the exam, I was genuinely reading questions in your accent and imagining how you would break them down! You're awesome!
Fantastic! Congratulations 🎉
This is absolute truth. If you're familiar with the ECO document, you know what the key to the answers is. Some points directly point to the answer to the questions.
Thank you so much David Sir, I passed my exam with above targets in all three domains. I watched both of your 200 as well as 150 question answers. Once again bundle of thanks for building mind setting and making the concepts clear. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you David!
I was waiting for this ECO video
Just passed the PMP two weeks ago. I found that think of every question from a Servant Leader perspective really helped. The test didn't feel hard, so I thought I was bombing. I got to the end with 20 questions and 10 mins left. I knew I wouldn't make it, so I only read the final question of each one then picked the answer that made the most sense.
I ended up passing with TTAT. I've watched your videos multiple times (even playing while I was sleep) over the last year.
David I just passed my PMP and I wanted to thank you because your videos were of a great help. It's difficult for me to sit and study for hours on end so your questions videos really helped me acquire the knowledge I needed without grinding through a 700 pages book.
Thank you again and bravo!
Thanks for this video, i too have the upcoming exam in May
Thanks for your help and time. I'll download a copy
I watched most of David's videos on here, and they definitely helped me pass my PMP exam. Thank you so much. His method of teaching is excellent.
Thank you for all of your videos
Thank you!
Thanks
Love David’s videos. I have noticed a lot of pms aren’t experts when it comes to creating project schedules. It took me time to get to where I’m really good. But I’d love to recommend a course or a coach who teaches PMs how to be really excellent at project schedule creation. This will help fast track pms to what took me years of determination and learning thru trial and error. Any recommendations on a formal course or a coach to hire?
I am going through your Udemy course as I have found your videos to be super helpful (I did AR's course in November then had a terrible work mess which derailed me). I was part of the conference management team at Snowbird in the early 2000s (my first PM position!). I didn't realise that was what was happening or the impact it would have on me all these years later!
Oh my goodness, WOW! That is so cool 🙂 Yes it wouldn't have looked like a history-defining moment at the time, I'm sure 😂
Thank you
+ all your Video Playlists.
Hello David thank you for this content.
Wants to find out, is critical path calculations part of the pmp exams?
Hi David, I have been following you for a whil, I need your thought about this question,
During a project, the project manager finds an opportunity to reduce the project cost by completing a deliverable ahead of schedule with a minimal impact on project resources. However, the client has only been focused on the next milestone.
How should the project manager approach this situation?
A. Apply additional resources to realize the early deliverable and ensure the next milestone is achieved.
B. Focus on the deliverable of the next project milestone as per the client's strict instructions.
C. Review the change management plan to discuss early benefits realization with the client.
D. Evaluate whether the client's request will add extra features to the project deliverable.
Hi David, I like the way you teach. I've used multiple project management tools in the past but, now that I'm starting a business that hinges on it, I'm unsure of which tool to use. There are so many but it is important to me that it is one that will make it easy to follow PMI's project management style. You have a lot of videos regarding Microsoft excel templates etc. Should I keep it simple like that or would I benefit from a different tool such as ASANA, Monday, Clickup etc.
I sat for the exams yesterday morning, Sunday. My timer ran out with 25 questions remaining.
I had a big bowl of ice cream to mourn my failure but guess what this morning? I got the congratulations email!! I passed. 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
This is my second attempt. This time around, I made a playlist of 158 video including all your questions and answers, PMBOK 7th edition guide, process group guide, agile practice guide real scenarios, and PMBOK video course series. I analyzed my questions in my head like you do, probably why I didn’t finish all 😂
I’m so happy. 🙏🏽
Congratulations and well done! 🎉🙂
I just spent 9ish hours watching this video series where they go through the exam content outline as well as help reason through PMP style questions. I found it super useful: ruclips.net/video/K4V4kieu4Ko/видео.html