Project Management Professional (PMP)

When it comes to PM certifications, PMI’s Project Management Professional (PMP), is the must-have credential. Well respected and globally recognized, there are more than 1 million PMP certification holders world-wide. In addition to the sheer prestige of having the initials “PMP” on your byline, earning the PMP is financially rewarding. According to PMI’s research, project managers with the PMP credential can expect to earn 25% more than their non-PMP counterparts.

The PMP is geared toward experienced PMs who manage large, complex projects. There are two paths to certification which depend on a candidate’s education and experience. To qualify to attempt the exam, candidates must possess a four-year degree, a minimum of 36 months of direct PM experience leading projects, plus 35 hours of PM education or the CAPM. Alternatively, candidates who possess a high school diploma or associate’s degree (or global equivalent) and who have at least 60 documented hours leading projects, plus 35 hours of PM education or the CAPM may apply to take the exam. All candidates must submit an application documenting how they meet the requirements. A candidate may not attempt the exam until approved by PMI.

The exam is rigorous and covers the five Performance Domains of Project Management: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring, and Controlling. Successful candidates should be familiar with the PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) and review the exam outline. (Personally, I recommend taking an PMP exam prep course. The exam is more than just memorizing the PMBOK!) Sixty PDUs in a 3-year cycle are required to maintain the credential.

More Info: a+ certification jobs

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tech Industry Takes the Lead in Redefining Work

One common theme during the pandemic has been an acceleration in the changes taking place at work. Whether it is cloud adoption, remote working or general workforce practices, the rapid response to restrictions has driven new thinking about long-term operations. Many tech firms have been out in front when it comes to redefining how work gets done. Examples include: Major companies such as Twitter, Facebook, Google and Microsoft extending remote work policies until the end of the year or indefinitely. Tech firms such as Zoom, Uber, Snap and Pinterest joining a coalition aimed at improving conditions for working parents. Salesforce launching work.com as a resource to help businesses reopen safely. Most businesses realize that digital transformation is only partially about the technology. The real key to transformation is changing workflow and culture. Technology tools open up new possibilities, but the full potential is not realized if the processes and behavior stay the same. No one kn
Read more

CompTIA A+ 220-1001 and A+ 220-1002 exam

Nowadays CompTIA certification is getting popular day by day. I am glad that you are interested in CompTIA A+ 220–1001 and 220–1002 certification. If you are really want to get the newest and valid PDF notes CompTIA A+ certs than simulationexams is one of the best sites. The PDF Form of A+ (220–1001) and (220–1002) Cram Notes is intended to help you pass the exam, providing wide coverage of latest A+ objectives and a few scenario type questions to enable you to understand the concepts. While CompTIA's A+ certification is a great way to get your foot in the door for general IT work, they also offer a range of more specialized certifications. If you have a very clear idea of where you want your blossoming IT career to head, or if you already have a good base of IT knowledge, you can begin to consider how you would like to specialize. Network+ certification or CompTIA Cloud Essentials are both great add-ons to an A+ Certification. The IT field is continuously growing at an accelera
Read more

Questions a+ certification

As always, CompTIA exams like to really test how well you follow instructions. Read the questions slowly and thoroughly. Then read the question again. I found myself flustered with a very simple question. Here’s what happened: On the 902 exam, one of the interactive questions asked to configure a new disk while accounting for future redundancy. Simple enough! So I went to initialize it and set the partitions as requested. There was a second disk available. I tried to configure a mirrored array. CompTIA simulations are very limited and won’t let you really click on a wrong answer. I couldn’t configure a mirrored array and got frustrated. I flagged the question for later to avoid wasting time. At last I returned with forty minutes left to answer. Suddenly, my error come apparent. They asked me to configure the disk for future redundancy, not redundancy right now. I set it to a dynamic disk and called it a day. This is the kind of stuff they love to throw at you in a CompTIA exam. A few
Read more