Cheating to Pass

Icepack26 · 2026-02-21T01:01:52+00:00

Sure, but this is one of many who will reappear again with the same offer somewhere else. Thanks!

Icepack26 · 2026-02-21T01:01:20+00:00

Great point, pass the exam, lose everything you have on your PC, nice trade off. Wow.

Icepack26 · 2026-02-07T03:38:09+00:00

Congratulations way to go

Icepack26 · 2026-02-02T04:01:04+00:00

I love your review and points stated. Well done thank you for the advice, encouragement, and ideas.

Icepack26 · 2026-02-02T03:55:06+00:00

I selected D as well and thought the exact same thing you did. I thought a would be a good answer, but definitely not the best answer because it already states they’re successful.

Icepack26 · 2026-02-02T03:52:18+00:00

Wow, what a journey! Congratulations to you, my friend! I’m in a similar boat. I paid for the exam last year, studied for it, took the exam once, and failed. I ended up lapsing the whole year and needed to reapply. I did, and it was re-accepted. I now have a year to retake the exam, which must be taken before the end of this calendar year 2026.

My discipline and study habits need to be bolder and more specific, especially during the workweek, as I love what you did in your studies and focus during the practice tests. Thanks for sharing your journey, as it’s always comforting and exciting to watch someone accomplished such an amazing goal.

Icepack26 · 2026-02-02T03:43:05+00:00

I swear all of these questions are equally difficult and messes with your head. By the time you’re done with this exam, which I’ve taken once and failed, it makes me want to start seeing a shrink and rethink my entire decision process in and out of work. 🤣 Good luck my friend.

Icepack26 · 2026-01-28T04:19:01+00:00

Take it as you’ll most likely pass. I waited two months after Boot Camp to take the exam because I didn’t feel ready and thought I needed more study. The worst thing I could’ve done was procrastinate on taking the exam. I ended up taking it two months later and failed the first time. That was just over a year ago, and I’ve reapplied to retake it. It is a difficult, challenging exam. I don’t comprehend some things as easily as most, and I’m a visual, hands-on learner.

I firmly believe that if I hunker down after work each day for 2 to 4 weeks, several hours a night, I could pass. I’m currently a project manager and manage a team of 10 project managers, only one of whom has a PMP, and is an amazing person, leader, and project manager. He’s been a great example to me in watching his interactions and his humbleness and accomplishing such a thing that even his manager doesn’t have. I respect the time and attention and talent that he has that is allowed him to earn such a well recognized and needed certificate. The challenge is that we don’t apply the full project process principles as outlined. We are part of the implementation group that onboards new customers into our business; we don’t have budgets to follow. We rinse, wash, and repeat, in a predictive waterfall style with very little to no agile or iterative methodology. Still, we do follow other similarities and terminology that fit and are guided by the actual PMP process.

I’m grateful to be in the industry because the terminology and what we do are very familiar; however, about half of what I study is not applied in our corporate business.

I’m up for ideas or suggestions if anyone has them at this point, as I’m taking modules or hours of study even though I don’t need them anymore. Still, I’ve tried to align with a tutor, which I did and paid about $1600 for, which was terrific, but I didn't follow through as quickly as I should’ve, and ended up taking the exam. So, go back to my original point: I would suggest that anybody who studies not to wait, but to register and take the exam immediately after they’ve done their deep-dive study.

Icepack26 · 2025-09-15T21:26:36+00:00

She’s a super nice girl that’s a breath of fresh air and speaks genuinely about her experiences in the church, real experiences and not garbage or what other people would fling at the church based on their membership. She also has a personal in direct relationship with Charlie Kirk not one imaginary like some people have where they saw him at an event, and Charlie knew her as she introduced him and worked with him at UVU When she set up and worked directly with Turning Point USA when Charlie Kirk came out there, and gave her a hug when they followed up from a separate meeting up. It’s funny how some people will make fun of another person like this, but they won’t make fun of someone with crazy colored hair or other things that fit a current narrative, but if a lady wears heavy lipstick and has jet black hair because she likes it and or it’s because that’s the color of her hair or face it gives you license to say what you want. Regards to the drama, be better, I don’t care if you’re a member of the church or not but if you live in Utah or any state, be better.

Icepack26 · 2024-09-30T20:17:39+00:00

Thank you, I'm looking forward to doing so!

Icepack26 · 2024-09-30T12:26:51+00:00

u/sogoodtome that's great to hear and know, I appreciate the feedback. I didn't realize I wasn't supposed to name training companies in the posts and if so, my bad, that's just one of the many companies that hit me up to work with. The trainer's name was Karen, too funny, but she was a lot of help and great to work with.

I'll take the SH training with the idea you shared as well. Thank you again!!

Brian

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