What are some best tips to maintain your pmp and keep on learning.
Amrapali AmrapaliField Marketing Manager| Keysight TechnologiesHounslow, United Kingdom
I recieved my PMP but I have been active in the this community well before that. What should be my daily strategy to work towards maintaining the credentials. Saving Changes...
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Sandeep BiswasNPME| Applied Materials Inc.Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Hello Amrapalli,
There are various options, below is just a reference list:
1. Attend Webinars on this site
2. Participate in VRMS Opportunities
3. Participate in Chapter Activities
4. Participate in Group PM Activities
5. Take up Training Classes
Regards,
Sandeep
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2 replies by Amrapali Amrapali and Kwiyuh Michael Wepngong
Oct 04, 2020 7:53 AM
Amrapali Amrapali
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Hello Sandeep,
Thank you for your valuable inputs.
Amrapali
Oct 05, 2020 6:42 AM
Kwiyuh Michael Wepngong
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Great response from Sandeep
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Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
Amrapali,
if you mean getting the 60 PDUs to recertify in 3 years, my advise is to start now. It is hard to get them in the last few months. Sandeep has good examples what to do. I might add here present knowledge yourself, in your company, to a Chapter, at conferences ...
If you mean you want to stay current with the PMP knowledge, you may also consider to coach or teach people preparing for the exam. Their questions will make you better. And try to stay current means to understand the changes introduced with each ECO and each PMBoK edition and trying to apply the tools and techniques you learned about in your daily work. Saving Changes...
RICHA LAMAProgram Delivery lead| ScotiabankNew Delhi, Delhi, India
Hi Amrapali, in addition to Sandeep and Thomas's points, I highly recommend to take up projects within your organization or community and start applying the knowledge you gained in your PM study to successfully initiate, plan , execute, monitor and close projects. Start using the project management templates that are available on PM.com or elsewhere and you will be surprised to see what we studied in theory in the PMBOK guide converting into reality and you will also gain confidence this way.
Attending webinars may help you earn the PDU's but if you truly want to keep learning then attend some training sessions and take out time to update yourself on the happenings in PM community through PMI Saving Changes...
Amrapali AmrapaliField Marketing Manager| Keysight TechnologiesHounslow, United Kingdom
Oct 04, 2020 3:00 AM
Replying to Sandeep Biswas
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Hello Amrapalli,
There are various options, below is just a reference list:
1. Attend Webinars on this site
2. Participate in VRMS Opportunities
3. Participate in Chapter Activities
4. Participate in Group PM Activities
5. Take up Training Classes
Regards,
Sandeep
Hello Sandeep,
Thank you for your valuable inputs.
Amrapali Saving Changes...
Amrapali AmrapaliField Marketing Manager| Keysight TechnologiesHounslow, United Kingdom
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for your great idea. I have already started helping other aspirants in thier preparations. Saving Changes...
I completely agree with all the points, and I am glad to read about giving back to the community - another option we should bear in mind. Saving Changes...
Financial Management Specialist | US Peace CorpsYaounde, Centre, Cameroon
Oct 04, 2020 3:00 AM
Replying to Sandeep Biswas
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Hello Amrapalli,
There are various options, below is just a reference list:
1. Attend Webinars on this site
2. Participate in VRMS Opportunities
3. Participate in Chapter Activities
4. Participate in Group PM Activities
5. Take up Training Classes
Regards,
Sandeep
Great response from Sandeep Saving Changes...
Darren PaladinoEngagement Director| SalesforceDenver, Co, United States
Hi Amrapali, I am going through a like process here to maintain PMP and grow beyond that point. I found that the webinars right here on projectmanagement.com are relevant to my work, add to where more info is needed, and cover the PDUs one hour at a time. For instance, growing in agile is next.
Darren
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1 reply by Amrapali Amrapali
Oct 05, 2020 7:33 AM
Amrapali Amrapali
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Hi Darren,
Thank you for sharing your views. I look forward to registering more webinars.
Thanks.
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Amrapali AmrapaliField Marketing Manager| Keysight TechnologiesHounslow, United Kingdom
Oct 05, 2020 7:22 AM
Replying to Darren Paladino
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Hi Amrapali, I am going through a like process here to maintain PMP and grow beyond that point. I found that the webinars right here on projectmanagement.com are relevant to my work, add to where more info is needed, and cover the PDUs one hour at a time. For instance, growing in agile is next.
Darren
Hi Darren,
Thank you for sharing your views. I look forward to registering more webinars.
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