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by Sean Whitaker (Author)
- One of the first to market books in 2016 on most recent PMP exam.
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- PMP is the most popular project management certification, as well as one of the most popular certification topics in general.
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Updated for latest available exam... If you are studying towards the Project Management Professional (PMP(R)) Examination, then this book is an essential aid in your study program. To help you in your study this book contains over 400 realistic multiple choice practice questions, answers and explanations. The book is organized into two useful parts. The first part is all the questions, organized in chapters by topic. So in the first part, you can use it to simulate the test. With over 400 questions, you have a lot of test simulation. Then the second part not only gives the answers but also comments on the incorrect answers. So if you have less experience, you may find treating the second part a learning tool highly effective. Then go back to the first part to test your knowledge.
What You'll Learn- Q&As to over 400 realistic practice questions and answers
- What are all the formulas needed to pass the exam
- You can use the first part to simulate testing
- You can use the second part as a study guide to understand why an answer is correct or not
Author Biography
Sean Whitaker, BA, MSc, MBA, PMP is a project management subject matter expert and an expert on what it takes to pass the PMP exam (thousands have passed the PMP exam using Sean's materials). He is passionate about the profession of project management and spends his time teaching, coaching, lecturing and speaking about the profession around the globe. He is the author of many books on project management and also on passing the PMP exam, including: PMP Training Kit, PMP Rapid Review, PMP Examination Practice Questions for the PMBOK Guide, 5th edition: Updated 2014, The Professional Project Manager, and The Practically Perfect Project Manager.
