Well, the moment we have all been waiting for is finally here. The PMBOK Guide 8th Edition is now available on Amazon. Check it out at this link.
Get the e-book version, it gives you an instant access so you don't have to wait. Otherwise, if you like to read the physical book and mark up as you absorb the knowledge, then paperback is the way to go.
Good luck on your exam!
Well, the moment we have all been waiting for is finally here. The PMBOK Guide 7th is now available on Amazon. Check it out at this link.
Lookout for tips and comments coming soon on this blog.
Are you prepared for the newest PMP exam? Check out the following quick guides and carry them with you everywhere you go.
-PMP Exam Know your processes and outputs
According to neuroscience research on how our brains work, we tend to learn better and retain more of what we learned if we space out our learning over a period of time rather than trying to do mass learning right before the exam day. When we do a mass learning right before the exam we may be able to retrieve the information during the exam but the learning will fade away quicker. In contrast, if we do a balanced learning over a longer time we will have a better chance of remembering our learning. Therefore, when you are preparing for the PMP exam, please consider designing your learning plan on a balanced approach and let the brain cells soak in the information. After all, I hope the goal is also to remember the concepts after you pass the PMP exam.
Example of a more balanced approach:
30 - 120 minutes x Every day for several weeks Vs. 480 minutes x last 2 days before the PMP exam
