QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FOR PMP® EXAM
(Project Management Professional)
Thiyagarajan Perumal MBA, PMP, PMI (ACP), CSM, ITIL, 6 Sigma Black Belt, CBAP, PRINCE2 PRACTIONER
Anyone on their way to becoming a Project Management Professional will have to prepare for a number of evaluations, the least of which is the PMP® Exam. It’s a daunting task, considering the hours needed to study, and the uncertainty that comes when taking any performance measuring assessment – hence the reason for this invaluable booklet.
The writer, Thiyagarajan Perumal, is a fellow PMP who has completed all possible project management certifications. He is qualified to deliver insightful advice, appropriate direction, and the facts, on achieving the PMP® certification. He has been in your shoes, felt the stresses that are inherent in trying to advance a career, and knows the value of time. His thought process, in creating this unique guide, is to offer his expertise and resources as a helping hand to those moving into the field. A mentor, with Mr. Perumal’s credentials, is an important individual to have in your corner. (For more about the author, see his biography below.)
About the book: whether you are a beginner or near the point of taking the certification exam, you will find this book beneficial. It can be used to prep you along the way, assuring your success when you do challenge the exam. Take a look at what is included:
Note: All questions contain detailed explanations and answers.
That’s a total of 300+ questions, written in the exact format you can expect on the exam. There is no other resource available with the depth and scope of this new resource. It is applicable today and will enhance your chances of passing the first time, with near-guaranteed success. Designed to assist Project Management Professionals, the text will also build practical understanding and knowledge for technology project managers, project leads, and virtually anyone practicing Project Management.
Don’t hesitate to build self-confidence, save valuable time, and take the next step to fulfill your career goals – purchase Thiyagarajan’s book and set the worry aside.
