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What's the best or couple of best Project Management Literature you've used to prepare?
George Lewis
Program/Project Manager| DXC Technology Company
Heredia, Costa Rica
What's the best or couple of best Project Management Literature you've used to prepare?
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Radhika Namburi
Associate Vice President Site coordinator| Wills Towers Watson Company
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Rita is good
Not literature but a CBT; "Certified Associate in Project Management Exam" on Udemy. It works well as a supplement to the PMBOK while you're on the road and need (something like) an audiobook.
Shiva K
Project Team Leader| Worley Australia
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
PMBOK and Rita Mulcahy and company's PMO knowledge
André Trindade
Infrastructure Senior Project Manager & Team Lead| Fresenius Digital Technology
Lisboa, Portugal
PMBOK and Rita's book
As many practice problems as possible. There are huge numbers of them available (many for free) online from a variety of sources
Satish Sharma
Certified SAP S4Hana 1909 Financials Expert| Freelance
New Delhi, India
I tried Head First PMP and then switched to PMBOK and stayed there!
Rita and Head First, in addition to the PMBOK of course!
Rajiv Gupta
Program Manager - IT| WinWire Technologies
Dallas, Tx, United States
One may like to explore TSI (Ture Solutions) - The Ultimate PMP Exam Prep.
The best source for me was the PMBOK, followed by a 5-day virtual exam prep class at Project Management Academy.
Anastasia Malievskaya
Project Controls Manager| Bluewater Energy Services BV
Haarlem, North Holland, Netherlands
PMP Exam Prep - Rita Mulcahy.
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