I
have summoned the strength to rise above my muscular soreness to start writing
down all of my PMI-PBA online exam wrong answers. Writing them down by hand makes
me reread the questions and understand the reasons behind the right answers. I
also have discovered that I need to learn more of the business analysis
terminology and reread PMBOK fifth edition chapters 5, 6, 8, 10 and 13. In a
LinkedIn PMI-PBA preparation group most test takers say that they’ve studied
chapters 5 (scope management), 8 (quality management) and 13 (stakeholder
management). However, while doing the online test, I’ve noticed the importance
of chapters 6 (time management) and 10 (communications management). I will also
rewrite PMBOK page 61 every single morning to get back into the habit of
remembering each process and their interdependencies. I am intent on scoring
above 62% on my next online practice exam and over 80% on my final PMI-PBA
exam.
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Thursday, October 02, 2014
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Taking PMP Preparation to the Next Level
I have completely written down all
of the project management process definitions to improve my PMP score. Doing this has helped me learn what each
process does. It’s truly a learning
experience because there are some things that I’ve forgotten. I have seen these definitions while taking
the practice tests. Monday I will write
down all of the project management subsidiary plans and baselines because I know
that these will also improve my score.
Furthermore, I will create my own practice tests. I might even do
something with the flashcards because I have not used them. Even though tomorrow is Memorial Day, I will
spend my holiday working on career improvement. No days off because June 27th
will be here before I know; and, I will be prepared.
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