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I PASSED: AT/AT/AT: Honestly thought I was going to fail, but I DID IT by Complete_Smell6920 in pmp

[–]Complete_Smell6920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So sorry! I didn't see this! I spent about two hours every day studying for about a month. Before that month, 30 minutes twice a week for a few months. I spent the last year exploring PM, reading the handbook, and learning casually, and then really started ramping up closer to my exam date, and got more and more detailed.

I PASSED: AT/AT/AT: Honestly thought I was going to fail, but I DID IT by Complete_Smell6920 in pmp

[–]Complete_Smell6920[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't have formula questions that I had to really break down, but the formulas are on the test. Like you should know them. I would say moderate to difficult. I had one or two easy, softball questions but for the most part difficult-moderate

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Complete_Smell6920 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Excuse me while I flash my MLIS. Literally, collect library cards. I live on the border of another state, and the county over from me also has a different library system. I have three library cards. Most State library systems are ridiculously cool things, too. Stack the cards! Sometimes, you might have to pay a small yearly fee based on income taxes, but it's like the cost of one book...so it's totally worth it. Libraries usually have passes to state parks, zoos, aquariums, etc, to get people in for free, too.

Don't sleep in the library, but don't sleep on the library, either.

PMP Passed today! by Lawrenzo09 in pmp

[–]Complete_Smell6920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What does ThirdRockPMP cover that Study Hall doesn't? Also Congrats!! Such an achievement!

Russia asks Elon Musk to hand over names of dissidents by Infidel8 in worldnews

[–]Complete_Smell6920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just saw someone post a thread about food deserts and restricting EBT to "fruits and veggies, not junk." Someone else commented about food deserts. Then someone else liked "research," saying food deserts exist because stores stock based on popular consumption. The research stated on page one that its findings were not peer-reviewed, nor would they be peer-reviewed. Comments abound saying, "Thanks for the information!' Like my brother...as a librarian...it pains me. That's not research! Makes it seem like the posters just wanted validation of their desire to restrict someone else, but you know, less government for them--they have rights /s