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How to Fill in Your Experience Hours on the PMP® Application?
Part 2 of the PMP® application is full-fill your experience. The experience can be an un-paid job; however, it must be in a professional environment. For example, school projects and planning personal events could not qualify for the PMP® application.
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New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 techniques to get consensus
New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 techniques to get consensus
1. Fist of Five
2. Roman voting
3. Polling
4. Dot voting
New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 Agile Ceremonies
New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 Agile Ceremonies
1. Sprint Planning
2. Daily Scrum
3. Sprint Review
4. Sprint Retrospective
New PMP® Exam 2021: 5 types of PMP® Exam Questions
The new PMP® exam is a combination of many question types. Some of them are very new to PMP® aspirants.
* Multiple-choice
* Multiple responses
* Drag and drop (new): This could be used in definition and process questions. Attendants drag and drop to match the items listed in 2 columns.
* Hotspot (new): This could be used in calculation questions. Attendants are provided a digital graphic, then calculating and pointing out the requested data.
* Limited fill-in-the-blank.
New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 product backlog prioritization techniques
New PMP® Exam 2021: 4 product backlog prioritization techniques
1. Kano Model
2. MoSCoW (MSCW) analysis
3. Paired Comparison Analysis
4. 100 Points Method
PMP® Exam Updates in 2021
The new PMP® Exam had started to apply on 02 January 2021. Check out the article to discover the differences between the new PMP® Exam and the previous one.
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