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Applying to Stanford So in my last post I wrote about my excitement applying for Stanford University’s SCPM (Advanced Project Management Certificate Program). Well I’m even more excited to break the great news that I have been accepted into the program. As I move forward with Stanford I am going to be blogging about my journey to getting the SCPM …
Here’s your boot! Recently, I have gone through quite a few changes in my life. A new job (which I’m absolutely thrilled about), the lost of my father (who was an awesome man), and the relocation to a new city! I also, no longer carry the title of Project Manager. No, this doesn’t mean that I’ve stopped being a project …
This is part 3 for my review of iPhone apps I have used personally that helped me pass the PMP exam on my first try. Title: PMP Resource Developer: Ilmasoft Website: http://www.pmpresource.net iTunes Description: This Application is developed and approved for publishing under the derivative license from Project Management Institute, Inc. (PMI®). The application has a …
This is part 2 for my review of iPhone apps I have used personally that helped me pass the PMP exam on my first try. Title: PMP Drag & Drop Developer: Website: www.kr.sa Price: (check iTunes app store for latest price) iTunes Description: This App will help you to remember and memorize all the processes …
This is part 1 for my review of iPhone apps I have used personally that helped me pass the PMP exam on my first try. Title: Formulas PMP®Exam Developer: Shinil Paulose Website: http://shinilpaulose.weebly.com Price: .99 cents (check iTunes app store for latest price) iTunes Description: Are you preparing for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam? Have you ever thought …
I think not having an understanding of what happens at the testing center contributed to my nervousness. I had an idea of what to expect for the exam, but not from the atmosphere or the preparation of the center before the exam. These things may be small, but they matter and contribute to your ability to focus, recall information, …