PMP: Project Management Professional Exam Study Guide: Updated for the 2015 Exam

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Excelente libro, recomendado por mis profesores del Tec para presentar el examen de certificación.

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Much better organised than the Rita's guide (and doesn't arbitrarily make up processes that aren't on the test!). Plus the online test questions are free with the purchase of the book (instead of trying to squeeze you for more money like Rita's).And I do feel qualified to make these comparisons because I bought "Rita Mulcathy's PMP Exam Prep" first. I didn't like it and asked actual PMI instructors for a recommendation. Apparently Rita's WAS the standard for years, but they're been resting on their laurels for a while now and instructors no longer recommend it.(It don't help that, unfortunately, Rita Mulcathy died before the current edition of PMP even came out. Now her business partners are just using her good name to sell an inferior product.)And for PMP aspirants worried about the fact that PMP version six is expected in 2018, don't let that stop you from starting your studies now. They're adding a few more items (mostly on agile development, from what I hear) and I'm sure there will be SEVERAL guides out there detailing the difference between the editions.

Reflects real practical experience in project management with lots of examples and real case scenarios. I went through many, this was the best one and on top of all others. The extra online access materials and exams are serious stuff makes it perfect!

Great help in preparing for PMP exam. I completed six courses for PMP at a local university (online). Before taking the PMP exam, I used this book to study. It was a tremendous help and I believe it was instrumental in my passing the exam on the first try!