The PMP Exam: 7 Things That Keep You Up At Night by Stuart Brunt

We believe this book will form the pinnacle in your journey to PMP® Exam success. It probes deeper into crucial exam subject areas considered difficult by many students. The content also includes much needed study information not included in the PMBOK® Guide. The many detailed project management definitions, practical examples and sample questions create an invaluable study source designed to boost your prospects of passing the PMP Exam at the first attempt. The content is designed to scrutinize essential subject areas considered mainstays in the PMBOK® Guide in order to adequately prepare you for the PMP Exam. Subsequently, this publication will remain applicable for current and future editions of the PMBOK® Guide. The intent is to fill-in-the-gaps to effectively provide candidates with a comprehensive understanding of what is needed to pass the PMP Exam. This is accomplished by describing the following topics in an easy-to-understand format: 1. Configuration Management 2. Strategy for Situational Questions 3. Understanding ITTOs 4. Qualitative vs. Quantitative Risk Analysis 5. Earned Value Management (EVM) 6. Schedule Network Diagrams (the forward and backward pass) and, 7. A proven step-by-step approach to pull all the needed information together in order to pass the PMP Exam Furthermore, the book is packed with 200 quality questions, and detailed answers, that align with the levels of complexity to expect on the actual PMP Exam. Also included is a Bonus Materials section with many insightful exam related snippets to enhance your exam preparation efforts. This is the type of study content I wish was around when I was studying for the PMP Exam.