CAPM and Promotion Planning

Hi there, Ed,
Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Given my current position, and salary, I need to develop a plan so that I know that when the exam is passed, I'll get the appropriate salary increase. I do not have an education in PM, my background is Business Management. Our university doesn't have many individuals (if any) certified in Project Management, I'd like to be able to outline (for my employer) exactly what I expect as I go through this process.

:) Thank you!

Hi Tamer,

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I have all of the CAPM requirements and suggesstions outlined. I've got a good game plan as far as studying is concerned. Just looking for more information on documenting a formal plan for obtaining my certification, and outlining (for my employer) what is expected compensation wise.

Thanks again for the tips & encouragement!

Hi Rajesh - thank you!!

Since your background is business management, project management is a great skill to have. Have you downloaded the Business Analyst practice guide from PMI? Also, check out the PMI salary report. It will give you an idea of what salary to "expect" after you earn your CAPM.

Hey Jeslyn,

As I have told you, these tips are enough, because, as per exam outline, CAPM will examine you the ITTO's of PMBOK not like PMP, which examines yo the cases and scenarios. And he should practice questions in PMSTUDY. It's the best website to pass exam if you practice all questions in more one time and learn your mistakes to fill your gap of knowledge and be strong before exam.