PMP Project Management
One crucial part of preparing for your PMP exam certification is picking your studying material. This step can be quite delicate and impactful as the selection of out-of-date resources, for instance, can result in an inaccurate invalid preparation. Additionally, with the various choices and the endless recommendations, deciding on which material to rely on for …
The PMP certification underwent major changes in 2021. Unlike the previous years, the Exam Content Outline (ECO) now equally addresses the predictive, agile, and hybrid project management methods. In fact, the agile approach covers half of the 180 exam questions. Among the new concepts introduced in the official PMI training support is the minimum viable …
Procrastination is defined as the voluntary postponement of an important, expected, or necessary activity, despite the probability that the negative repercussions would outweigh the benefits. A person who postpones everything until the next day is called a procrastinator. Pre-crastinaton, on the other hand, indicates the tendency to complete tasks quickly just for the sake of …
The daily stand-up meeting is one of the core events of an Agile project. During these meetings, daily updates are shared and obstacles are addressed, making this type of meeting essential for the project’s success. How daily stand-up meetings work During this meeting, each team member shares what they did on the previous day, what …
To become a successful project manager, you must have both an educational background and experience in order to master the basics of project management. Beyond the formal training, you also need analytical skills, communication skills, leadership, and even guts, as this field is methodical and scrupulous. And, in order to prove you got what it …
As an agile framework, Scrum addresses traditional project management challenges such as the fluctuating needs of customers, thanks to its iterative and incremental work organization. Scrum’s capability to adapt to the customer’s needs can be considered its main advantage. The Scrum method operates in an incremental mode to offer pieces of the main product at …
PMP aspirants tend to wonder about one key aspect before sitting for their certification exam: the PMP passing score. This point was and still is subject to many interpretations which causes a lot of confusion. In this blog post, we’re going to explain everything you need to know about the current PMP passing score, how …
A User Story is an Agile practice, primarily used in Scrum in order to capture the users’ needs by expressing the characteristics, functions, and requirements of the product to be created, in a general and not overly detailed way. User stories are part of the Product Backlog, which in Scrum represents a list of all …
The RACI matrix, aka the Responsibility assignment matrix, is an effective and popular project management tool that sometimes gets misused or misapplied. Therefore, this blog post is dedicated to explaining how RACI, when appropriately applied, can become a catalyst for your project’s success. What is RACI? RACI is an acronym that stands for the four …
When it comes to the PMP certification, we frequently hear terms like “Contact hours” and “PDUs”. But, we often get confused about their meaning and use. In this article, we are going to clear up any ambiguity concerning these two terms and their role in the certification process. The first and most recognizable distinction is …
