Thank you David! I passed my PMP exam today and felt very comfortable going in due to all of your videos I watched. I even "heard" your voice as I was reading the questions and then evaluating the answer choices. Keep up the great work! 👏
I passed my PMP on Friday and I just wanted to send you a thank you. I have learned so much from you, you are truly a wonderful instructor and definitely have amazing skill in delivery. All the appreciation goes out to you! You are remarkable! Thank you again for all your efforts!
There is something about David's style of coaching that makes learning fun. I have tried many other learning sources, but no one could capture my attention like David does because he is engaging and motivating at the same time. I am truly in appreciation of all the efforts he puts into making these videos. I plan to take mine in about 2 months. Hopefully I can make it. Any tips, suggestions or advice anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated.
I earned my PMP today and I cannot express my gratitude and appreciation for you enough. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Your videos truly helped me fully grasp the concepts I needed to pass my exam.
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
I passed my PMP exam today (after only a week of studying) and it is mostly thanks to your videos. thank you so much david for putting out such great content 🙏🏼
David you are the man I read PMBOK guides and tried to memorize and felt like the whole PMP process was just wordy jargon After maybe 5-6 of your videos I really understand WHY we do these things, and have used the knowledge to effectively run my projects even without sitting for my PMP exam Cheers mate
I appeared for my 1st attempt yesterday at Pearson center and immediately got provisional certificate as Pass... This morning got the detailed analysis and it AT in all domains... Thanks for these questions... Really helpful
@@barkhaagarwallaseptember 30 ‘24. I think David’s qs will make the concepts clear enough for u to be able answer qs on the exam. I did not get a single question that was quite similar. But i did not spend a lot of time watching his videos anyhow. I have 0 patience :)
Hi David, I want to thank you for your dedication on producing these videos. I passed above target yesterday. Your 150 PMBok and 110 drag & drop videos helped a lot.
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
Hi Michael, I passed my PMP exam last Friday, 25/10/2024, and revisited your RUclips channel to leave a comment and say thank you. Your content is top-notch, your voice inspires confidence, and the course is well-organized. I’m currently working as a Design Manager in civil infrastructure, and I pursued the course to earn my certification. Please let me know if you’re planning to offer a PMI-CP course as well, as that would be my next goal. Best regards and warm wishes,
David, thank you for your videos and your Udemy course. Between the two of them and studying the PMBOK (Cover to cover), I passed my exam Friday! Your approach is encouraging and provides repetition in the material. That's how it all becomes familiar and I was able to recall answers to questions I didn't know from experience. You're right, we can do it. Thank you!
Dear David McLachlan, Your PMP course on Udemy is one of the best. Your energy and positivity while teaching, especially during the test explanations, really motivate students. I can watch your videos for hours without feeling tired. I’ve been preparing for the PMP exam for months, but I'm still not fully prepared since English is my second language. My exam date is December 7th, and I’m feeling quite stressed. Lately, I’ve been focusing mainly on practice tests, and I really enjoy the drag-and-drop tests as I learn a lot from them. My challenge is understanding the scenarios, as my limited English skills take up much of my time. I hope I can succeed in the exam and perform well with timing. I just wanted to say that you are the best! Thank you,
Just passed my PMP exam today at the first attempt! Thank you David for all your wonderful videos on RUclips and lectures on Udemy! You made my learning so fun. I enjoyed seeing you struggle with the mathematics questions whether you faked that or it's real! Ha.
Hi David, thanks a lot for all your efforts. I have mostly gone thru your videos and they are all so usefull. I have just passed my PMP exam. Best of luck,
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
I have cleared the PMP exam in the 1st attempt. Your 150 questions and 200 agile questions videos helped me to pass the exam. I am writing a comment to thank you very much for your support.
Could you please advise on what more to study other than his videos? I have watched his 200, 150 and 110 questions videos. I am planning to attempt in December.
I have a question David. I had viewed your PMP mindset video earlier and I remember one of the points mentioned was to always ask stakeholders about their communication preference. So, one of the questions I encountered on my PMI mock test was something where stakeholder was complaining about having to attend so many iteration review meetings. One of the answers was something like ask the stakeholders how they would want to be engaged and update the stakeholder engagement/communication plan. That's what I chose. However it was the wrong answer. The correct answer was something like explain the benefit of more reviews and feedback in identifying errors and maintaining quality. I am so confused on how the mindset would apply to this question.
Dear David, I pass PMP exam studying his videos, now I am studying to get Six sigma Black Belt what RUclips channel do u recomend? Thanks for his time and his amazing videos
Hello David, your videos gave us the knowledge and idea about the PMP, but being a construction professional I have a question, what path should i choose is it PMI-CP or PMI-PMP, which will be best.
Quick question: How can the scope management plan be created without a scope statement? Shouldn't the scope statement be created first? Referring to the question at 1:43:57 in the video above. The scope management plan is a larger document that contains the scope statement. So how can it be created before the scope statement is created?
A Scope Management Plan is a key component of the overall project management plan in PMP (Project Management Professional) that outlines how the scope of a project will be defined, developed, monitored, controlled, and verified. It provides guidelines on how the project’s scope will be managed throughout the project lifecycle
The Scope Statement is a detailed document that defines the project's objectives, deliverables, boundaries, constraints, and assumptions. It outlines what the project will achieve and provides a clear understanding of the expected outcomes.
I’ve been following your videos, and my scores on the practice PMI exams have improved tremendously-averaging around 93-95%! However, I still failed the actual PMP exam, and now I’m completely confused. What am I missing? How can I pass the practice exams so well but fail the real thing again?
Again, how can a schedule management plan be created before the list of activities, sequence the activities and estimate the durations? @David it'd be great if you could clear these doubts. 1:45:07. Thanks
Could you explain the order of ceremonies in Question 5 in detail? The provided answer lists them as follows: 1. Sprint Planning 2. Daily Scrum 3. Backlog Refinement 4. Sprint Review 5. Retrospective. I think Backlog Refinement should be last, at number 5.
Haha agree. The Barnum effect I think. But the main point here is "people can be different", so understand and work with those differences, and you'll get good results 🙂
Hi David. I hope you are doing well. i have purchased your udemy 35 hour pdu course. i would love to get the PPTs that you have used in the videos, in pdf format. I want to use them to prepare my notes on it. would it be possible for you to update the PPTs in resource section in the udemy course.
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Thank you David! I passed my PMP exam today and felt very comfortable going in due to all of your videos I watched. I even "heard" your voice as I was reading the questions and then evaluating the answer choices. Keep up the great work! 👏
Wow, well done! And congratulations you can be very proud of your achievement! 😊
Hello David, I made it to question 111. It is a lucky number indeed. The way you present the information is amazing and extremely helpful! Thank you.
You now have good luck for your life and exam. Well done ✅😊
I passed my PMP on Friday and I just wanted to send you a thank you. I have learned so much from you, you are truly a wonderful instructor and definitely have amazing skill in delivery. All the appreciation goes out to you! You are remarkable! Thank you again for all your efforts!
Which simulator did you practice?
There is something about David's style of coaching that makes learning fun. I have tried many other learning sources, but no one could capture my attention like David does because he is engaging and motivating at the same time. I am truly in appreciation of all the efforts he puts into making these videos. I plan to take mine in about 2 months. Hopefully I can make it. Any tips, suggestions or advice anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated.
I earned my PMP today and I cannot express my gratitude and appreciation for you enough. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Your videos truly helped me fully grasp the concepts I needed to pass my exam.
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
I passed my PMP exam today (after only a week of studying) and it is mostly thanks to your videos. thank you so much david for putting out such great content 🙏🏼
What simulator did you practice?
David you are the man
I read PMBOK guides and tried to memorize and felt like the whole PMP process was just wordy jargon
After maybe 5-6 of your videos I really understand WHY we do these things, and have used the knowledge to effectively run my projects even without sitting for my PMP exam
Cheers mate
I appeared for my 1st attempt yesterday at Pearson center and immediately got provisional certificate as Pass... This morning got the detailed analysis and it AT in all domains... Thanks for these questions... Really helpful
I am planning to take mine at a center too. Do they let you take paper and pens in the test center if you need to do any calcs?
@@barkhaagarwallathey give u a calc and a pen and notebook to write on.
@@barkhaagarwallaI took mine at a Pearson center,they were very very very thorough
@@amrita3000 Great. Thanks for the info. When did you take yours? Was it recent? Were questions very similar to David's videos?
@@barkhaagarwallaseptember 30 ‘24. I think David’s qs will make the concepts clear enough for u to be able answer qs on the exam. I did not get a single question that was quite similar. But i did not spend a lot of time watching his videos anyhow. I have 0 patience :)
Just earned my PMP, and your videos played a significant role in helping me prepare. Thanks David!
Passed my PMP with AT 2 days ago. Thank you very much. Your videos are very useful 😊
Hi David, I want to thank you for your dedication on producing these videos. I passed above target yesterday. Your 150 PMBok and 110 drag & drop videos helped a lot.
Hi David , I Passed my PMP . Your 150 pmbok and 110 drag drop were a great help.
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
@@barkhaagarwalla Yes drag drop were similar , and 80% of the exam was based on agile scenerios
@@ranjeetdesai7725 What about multiple choice ones, were they similar to his videos? Also any formula based questions?
I also just earned my PMP today! Your videos were a great help in my preparation.Thank you, David!
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
Hi Michael,
I passed my PMP exam last Friday, 25/10/2024, and revisited your RUclips channel to leave a comment and say thank you. Your content is top-notch, your voice inspires confidence, and the course is well-organized.
I’m currently working as a Design Manager in civil infrastructure, and I pursued the course to earn my certification. Please let me know if you’re planning to offer a PMI-CP course as well, as that would be my next goal.
Best regards and warm wishes,
David, thank you for your videos and your Udemy course. Between the two of them and studying the PMBOK (Cover to cover), I passed my exam Friday! Your approach is encouraging and provides repetition in the material. That's how it all becomes familiar and I was able to recall answers to questions I didn't know from experience. You're right, we can do it. Thank you!
That is wonderful news, congratulations, you have achieved something truly great! 🙂🎉
Hi David, I had Pass PMP last Monday with AT on all three domain. Thank you for the all Video and Motivation.
Congratulations on passing your PMP! 😊👏
Thank you David for all you do. I cleared the PMP above target and your resources where key to my success.
Your positivity is so appreciated David! This content is awesome!❤
Dear David McLachlan,
Your PMP course on Udemy is one of the best. Your energy and positivity while teaching, especially during the test explanations, really motivate students. I can watch your videos for hours without feeling tired.
I’ve been preparing for the PMP exam for months, but I'm still not fully prepared since English is my second language. My exam date is December 7th, and I’m feeling quite stressed. Lately, I’ve been focusing mainly on practice tests, and I really enjoy the drag-and-drop tests as I learn a lot from them. My challenge is understanding the scenarios, as my limited English skills take up much of my time. I hope I can succeed in the exam and perform well with timing.
I just wanted to say that you are the best!
Thank you,
You are doing great, and good luck with your exam. I believe in you!
Nice structured Practice Questions and Answer explanations
Thanks David, I passed My PMP exam yesterday. Your videos help me a lot.
Greetings from Chile.
You are amazing. Congratulations 🎉🙂
Hello David. This video really helped me pass my PMP exam on the first attempt.
Amazing work, congratulations on passing your PMP 🙂
My test is on 10/28. This is sooo helpful for taking copious notes. Thank you, David.
Any update on your exam results
David, Thanks for all the videos which you’ve posted. Those videos gave me the confidence to write my PMP exam today and cleared.
Cheers mate 💯🎉
I passed my PMP exam today and studied a lot with your videos. Thank you for making this content and helping many people like me tackle the exam!
Which simulator did you practice?
@@Dkay666 People don't answer on YT. Reddit is a better source if you are seeking help from fellow exam takers.
@@barkhaagarwalla that’s what I have noticed thanks for tip 😊
Just passed my PMP exam today at the first attempt! Thank you David for all your wonderful videos on RUclips and lectures on Udemy! You made my learning so fun. I enjoyed seeing you struggle with the mathematics questions whether you faked that or it's real! Ha.
Hi David, thanks a lot for all your efforts. I have mostly gone thru your videos and they are all so usefull.
I have just passed my PMP exam.
Best of luck,
Thanks alot for your guidance, I passed my PMP!
Many congratulations. Were the questions similar to David's videos , specifically, 2000 agile, 100 waterfall and 150 pmbok series? Also did you get formula based questions? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
@@barkhaagarwalla, there are 180 questions about combining Agile, Hybrid, and Waterfall methodologies.
Thank you so much. Your videos were so helpful , I just passed the test above target on the first try ❤
This video made me buy your Udemy course. Thank you, David, for the support and all the work you do for our colleagues and future PM professionals
Hello David, I have made it to the bonus Question.. Thank you so much for the content. I am writing my PMP exam in 2 weeks. This was really helpful.
All the best!
I have cleared the PMP exam in the 1st attempt. Your 150 questions and 200 agile questions videos helped me to pass the exam. I am writing a comment to thank you very much for your support.
Could you please advise on what more to study other than his videos? I have watched his 200, 150 and 110 questions videos. I am planning to attempt in December.
I made it to the Bonus Question !!! I hate Myers Briggs questions.
Finally released
Thanks David.
I have a question David. I had viewed your PMP mindset video earlier and I remember one of the points mentioned was to always ask stakeholders about their communication preference. So, one of the questions I encountered on my PMI mock test was something where stakeholder was complaining about having to attend so many iteration review meetings. One of the answers was something like ask the stakeholders how they would want to be engaged and update the stakeholder engagement/communication plan. That's what I chose. However it was the wrong answer. The correct answer was something like explain the benefit of more reviews and feedback in identifying errors and maintaining quality. I am so confused on how the mindset would apply to this question.
Dear David, I pass PMP exam studying his videos, now I am studying to get Six sigma Black Belt what RUclips channel do u recomend? Thanks for his time and his amazing videos
Hello David, your videos gave us the knowledge and idea about the PMP, but being a construction professional I have a question, what path should i choose is it PMI-CP or PMI-PMP, which will be best.
Quick question: How can the scope management plan be created without a scope statement? Shouldn't the scope statement be created first? Referring to the question at 1:43:57 in the video above.
The scope management plan is a larger document that contains the scope statement. So how can it be created before the scope statement is created?
A Scope Management Plan is a key component of the overall project management plan in PMP (Project Management Professional) that outlines how the scope of a project will be defined, developed, monitored, controlled, and verified. It provides guidelines on how the project’s scope will be managed throughout the project lifecycle
The Scope Statement is a detailed document that defines the project's objectives, deliverables, boundaries, constraints, and assumptions. It outlines what the project will achieve and provides a clear understanding of the expected outcomes.
Is this video the integration of all part videos containing 10 questions
I’ve been following your videos, and my scores on the practice PMI exams have improved tremendously-averaging around 93-95%! However, I still failed the actual PMP exam, and now I’m completely confused. What am I missing? How can I pass the practice exams so well but fail the real thing again?
Again, how can a schedule management plan be created before the list of activities, sequence the activities and estimate the durations? @David it'd be great if you could clear these doubts. 1:45:07.
Thanks
Could you explain the order of ceremonies in Question 5 in detail? The provided answer lists them as follows: 1. Sprint Planning 2. Daily Scrum 3. Backlog Refinement 4. Sprint Review 5. Retrospective. I think Backlog Refinement should be last, at number 5.
Made it to the bonus question. Meyers Briggs is pretty much junk science, somewhere above horoscopes. PMI would do well to scrap it.
Haha agree. The Barnum effect I think. But the main point here is "people can be different", so understand and work with those differences, and you'll get good results 🙂
Might be dumb question but how do I make it drag in drop right now I cannot drag the answers to the definitions?
Hi David. I hope you are doing well. i have purchased your udemy 35 hour pdu course. i would love to get the PPTs that you have used in the videos, in pdf format. I want to use them to prepare my notes on it. would it be possible for you to update the PPTs in resource section in the udemy course.