Tuesday
I learned that Prometric only scheduled PMI-PBA proctored test next week and
the first week of the New Year but not the week of December 29th.
That meant that I would have to delay my certification until January 2015.
Normally I would be disappointed that I haven’t completed it this year but
given all of the things delaying me for over one week I am happy to be given an
extra week. This gives me the chance to outline the PMI’s business analysis practice
guide for an additional week. It’s like I have gotten this time back. Also I
have learned about the January 2014 PMI’S Pulse on Requirements Management
booklet which I will read because requirements are fundamental towards business
analysis. I am intent on using this weekend to restart my PMI-PBA studies
because earning my certification is essential towards enhancing my competitive
advantage.
Showing posts with label January. Show all posts
Showing posts with label January. Show all posts
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Martin Luther King Memorial Day
Going
to the MLK Memorial is great (especially since it’s 50+ degrees in January. Last
year during inauguration it was 20 degrees.). I attended the groundbreaking so
it feels that I am coming full circle.
Plus it is the holiday. I am the living embodiment of the Dream: a black
women with two degrees, two project management certifications and a very well
paying job. I am happy to see many families with children there. It is essential to teach Dr. King to the
future generation. There are a lot of activities with the Park Ranger (the
children’s activities are the best because they come with a junior Park Ranger
badge.). Moreover, there are a lot of immigrants there which I find unexpected.
I guess their presence magnifies the importance of Dr. King’s civil rights
legacy upon them.
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Martin Luther King stone bust
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