Most people will recommend PMBOK or Rita Guide.
To me I think start with Rita is a good idea. Rita helps to creating a general picture quickly.
PMBOK can be reserve as a detail read at later stage. Saving Changes...
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Sam MotesManager II Business Sys, Operational Excellence| BA Systems Inc.Ellenton, Fl, United States
I would swear by Rite Guide but my input may be dated. I earned my PMP in 2004 and at that point it was the gold standard. Whatever the choice now I would ensure it is compliant with the new PMI standard that comes out in December if you are taking it after that point. Saving Changes...
Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
Key is to understand that exam questions are situational questions that you have to anser in the context of PMBOK. More, you have to answer what the PMI expect as an asnwer in the context of the PMBOK. So, PMBOK is the guide. Saving Changes...
William KlingLEAD PROJECT MANAGER| LumenFircrest, Wa, United States
I recommend "The PMP Exam: How to Pass on Your First Try, Sixth Edition," by Andy Crowe. I also used his prep sheet. It is laid out in a very logical and easy to understand way. Good luck to you! Saving Changes...
