All, Many PMP candidates don’t have trouble studying for the exam until they realize they have 49 formulas to learn. Just the thought of it can be overwhelming! But it’s simpler than you think, especially if you use the PMP Exam Formula Study Guide. You won’t merely memorize the formulas, you’ll come to your exam with a practical knowledge of them and the ability to apply them to real life situations. Taking an exam on something you know and understand thoroughly can only have one outcome—success!
As well as familiarizing you with the formulas, you’ll learn 19 important values you’ll have to remember, as well as 27 formula related acronyms you’ll see as you take your PMP exam. The PMP Exam Formula Study Guide also comes with a brain dump sheet listing all the formulas in logical categories so that you can quickly find them when you need to. You’ll learn the concept behind each formula as well as their variations and how to interpret the results. Of course, you’ll need to test your knowledge to be confident that you’re ready for your exam and that’s where the 105 practice questions that are included will help you. Not only are the answers provided if you get stuck, they are explained in detail. You’ll learn techniques you can use for the test, how to read the questions and how to answer them. In short, you’ll become expert not only in the important aspects of project management but in testing for your certification! The PMP Exam Formula Study Guide gives you the knowledge and confidence you need to become certified and begin your career as a PMP. You will find the details and a video that explains the complete package at http://www.pm-formulas.com Until next time, Cornelius Fichtner, PMP OSP International LLC - A PMI Registered Education Provider -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "project managment" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/project-managment?hl=en.
