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Would you say that the PMI-Program Management credential is difficult? How would you rate it on a scale from 1--5?

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Denise Canty Agile Coach, Life Coach, Author, Senior Project-Program Manager| Cenden Company Washington, Dc, United States
If you have obtained the PMI-Program Management credential, did you feel that it was difficult, medium or easy?
Please share your experience.

Thanks!!!
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Rami Kaibni
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Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
I have a PMP Credential and it definitely was not easy to obtain this certification. Although I had many years of experience, I still had to put a decent amount of time studying and the exam was pretty solid.
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Kristie Young Customer Success Account Manager| Microsoft Apollo Beach, Fl, United States
I agree with Rami. It might be more difficult when taking it with years of experience
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Anupam India
Definitely, it was not easy. The correct guidance, study plan, and direction is all what one require.
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Sergio Luis Conte Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations Buenos Aires, Argentina
What are you talking about difficult? The exam? Or any other thing? About the exam and to study for the exam I think is the less difficult taking into account other certifications. As other mentioned above what is dficult is to fullfil the prerequisites.
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Demetrius Williams Atlanta, Ga, United States
If I am not mistaken... I think your question is regarding specifically the PgMP Certification. This is one I am planning on pursuing. The study process appears to be somewhat different than the PMP Exam due to the focus area.
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Omer Ombadi Project manager /PMP| Advanced Engineering Works (AEW)/ Khartoum /Sudan. Kartoum, Khartoum, Sudan
I would rather say that with good planning and preparation it is not so difficult , I have got my P M P from the first attempt .
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Cris Casey Managing Director| Exertus, Inc.
I am next in-line behind Omer. The only prep I did was to read through the PMBOK outline and brush-up on some of the more archaic vernacular in use at the time.

The hardest thing for me in 2001 about getting a PMP was filling out the application which was not only paper-based, but with individual 'tick' lines for each character. Imagine documenting 10K+ hours of work a character at a time.
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Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD Senior Project Manager| Infosys Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
This thread was suppose to be about the PgMP, not the PMP.
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Vincent Guerard Coach - Trainer - Speaker - Advisor| Freelance Mont-Royal, Quebec, Canada
My understanding is the PgMP, requirement are more complex to gather and the exam include a written part not just five choice answers.

From the Handbook

PgMP Certifying Process Overview
You must pass two evaluations to obtain the PgMP certification. This process takes approximately four weeks to complete.
Evaluation 1—Panel Review: The initial evaluation occurs through an extensive application review during which a panel of certified program managers will assess your professional experience based on your responses to the Program Management Experience Summaries provided on the application.
Evaluation 2—Multiple-Choice Examination: The next step occurs with the multiple-choice examination in which you will be called upon to demonstrate your competence in both situational and scenario-based questions.

https://www.pmi.org/-/media/pmi/documents/...al-handbook.pdf


I guest if you are prepare .
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Drew Craig Sr. Agile & Product Coach| Vanguard Philadelphia, Pa, United States
Regardless, its all relative. Whether or not an exam is deemed 'easy' by some, or 'passed on first attempt' is inconsequential to the individual preparing. What does offer assistance is learning of the experience and preparation.
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