This
week I will improve my PMI-PBA exam score by reading BABOK chapter 4 and taking
two traceability and monitoring drills. I have scored 25% in this domain which
is completely unacceptable. By next Sunday, my traceability and monitoring
score will move up to 62% (61% is the minimum passage rate). These two drills
give me more practice to see more exam-related questions. I know that I am
capable of passing the PMI-PBA on the first try. I have passed the PMP the
first time. I am happy to have purchased the PMI-PBA online exam simulation
instead of cross-referencing the CBAP practice exam because the former has
shown me my weak areas. I am no longer walking around blind anymore because I
know how to address my weaknesses. That’s the one thing I don’t want to do when
I walk into Prometric this fall and take the PMI-PBA exam.
The
PMI-PBA certification affords me more cross-disciplinary opportunities out
there. I have received a phone interview for an adjunct position. The college
combined its economics and business administration departments. This benefits
me because I have economics and business administration degrees. Also the
PMI-PBA can fill the void because this is a small private college which does
not have anyone who can merge the two disciplines. Obtaining the PMI-PBA
certification not only bridges the gap but makes me indispensable. I love
teaching because I get to communicate and share ideas and information. This
motivates me to earn my PMI-PBA.
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