What would the project manager do next? Most people when they are taking the PMP exam and preparing for it go about the PMP the wrong way. There is a flow that the project manager will go through in every situation they face. The only way to understand this is to take the PMP Exam Prep like you were ALREADY the PMP and get yourself a partner or studdy buddy. The best way to build your skills is to challenge yourself with a partner and see what you know and don't know.

Joe Pusz is an expert in the realm of the Project Manager Office. From their job descriptions to their purpose in each business' ROI, he knows it all. The main thing he wants to share with you today though is the detriment of our gate reviews. Are you more focused on the short-term goals you were trained to hit or the long-term ones you were hired to achieve?

Joey never opened up the PMBOK, yet he still scored above target on all 5 process groups.The question is then is he a genius or maybe just extremely lucky. The answer is neither, he studied everything the way HE needed to.

Now, most people are dreading the fact that the PMI is making changes to the Exam. However, Scott is a HUGE fan of this because what the exam is changing to is basically what he's been teaching his students the whole time. The Exam is going to be shifting from the integrations, scope, schedule, etc. sections to something entirely different. You'll want to make sure you know these changes before July 2020.

Scott got stabbed and taken to the hospital when he was 20, true story. From this experience he gained a nervousness about being in the doctor's office, similar to your nervousness taking the PMP Exam. This nervousness for this crucially important test results in you relying on data dumping and memorization...stop doing that. There's a reason you are nervous, don't discredit that. However, lets work on moving you away from memorization and towards situational knowledge and confidence.

Renae is awesome, why? Because she's living your dream right now by passing the PMP LAST WEEK. She is also really in a really interesting position, she is actually a designer. She saw that her own industry lacked a lot of structure and communication tactics and took this exam to help her to learn these important skills and to branch out in her own industry. She credits the only reason she was able to pass the 4-hour exam was finding a way to make it human and relatable, though her secret weapon to doing that might not surprise you.

Along with a special offer for this podcast launch, he wants to give you something special. He tells the secret that most of us people have the success he does and why he frequently gets calls from his clients about passing the tests. There is always something you need to push you through the hard times. Do you have your purpose and community set up to pull you? Your mom cheering on will only get you so far

Look, we all have commitments and things that get in the way of us studying, it happens when you're in school and when you're in work. Scottt wants to help you cut your time studying down while still passing the Project Manager Professionals Exam. Spend the time with your friends and family that you need to get yourself ready to ace the test that can change your life. It's time for you to win back your time.

There's a lot of questions that you get asked on this test, it's over 3-hours long after all. Wouldn't you want to make sure that you know the most important answers to that? Hopefully you answered yes to that and you are ready to get serious about becoming successful. If you don't know the answers to THESE questions then you will indefinitely fail this test.

As an expert on the PMP exam, Scott has seen a lot of people fail through the whole process. He wants to make sure you don't do the same thing. How? By sharing with you the three secrets very few people know when they begin to prepare for a test that can change their lives.