I am studying for my pmp exam,.... I have a question... When I am using the critical path method ... But the tasks are shown in days not in weeks.... the next ES (Early Start) has to be one day more than its predecessor ? ... I have seen many examples ... but In weeks .... and for this, the ES keeps the same to the next task .... I apreciate your help in this... I cannot find online an example with Days. thank you .
Robinson Viloria Saving Changes...
Well.. It means that I saw an example in days..... and a task ends in the 14th day .... so in the next task which depends on it starts (ES) in the 15th day ... In an example with weeks ,,,, the next task keeps the same number, If one task ends on the 14th week the next one starts on the 14th week too.
I am sorry about my English.... lol.
But I am trying to get another example online to check it out in days but I cannot find another one to compare.
Robison, are you preparing the certification in English or Spanish?
I've prepared in English, but some key points as EMV or Critical Path, I've looked for the explanation in my native language...sometimes is easy to understand. There are tons of videos in you tube in Spanish with clear explanation.
Good luck!
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1 reply by Robinson Viloria
Jan 09, 2017 9:59 PM
Robinson Viloria
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Hello,
I am ggeting prepared for a spanish Exam. I found some blogs about the subject in Spanish to understand it.
thank you for your recomendation.
I will let you know How the exam goes ... it will be this friday .
Robison, are you preparing the certification in English or Spanish?
I've prepared in English, but some key points as EMV or Critical Path, I've looked for the explanation in my native language...sometimes is easy to understand. There are tons of videos in you tube in Spanish with clear explanation.
Good luck!
Hello,
I am ggeting prepared for a spanish Exam. I found some blogs about the subject in Spanish to understand it.
thank you for your recomendation.
I will let you know How the exam goes ... it will be this friday .
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