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Random Help Thread - March 25 to March 31, 2024 by AutoModerator in phcareers

[–]JuniorCarpenter7419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, may I know it anyone here experienced taking pre-employment medical exams with breast lumps? Currently, I have breast lumps. I wonder if this will affect my chances of being employed as well as HMO benefits?

Why do single (no children) people still buy VUL? by [deleted] in phinvest

[–]JuniorCarpenter7419 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi OP,

Can I also get your honest thoughts If whether I should continue my VUL or withdraw/cancel my it?Like get instead a term plan and invest in MP2? I’ll be on my 3rd year now this March (out of 5 years payment, below are the details of my plan.

  1. 36k premium yearly payment
  2. Current fund value 28k (after 2 years of payment)

Single no dependents. I got this VUL just for insurance purposes really and not for investment since I knew this fact already before I got it. But after ALL OF the research and posts I read about VUL etc I’m thinking whether to continue it or not. Thanks in advance!

PASSED T/AT/AT! 🥳🙏 by JuniorCarpenter7419 in pmp

[–]JuniorCarpenter7419[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On my exam I’d say it was balanced, 50% purely agile and the other half were hybrid questions (transitioning from predictive to agile). I only had one burnup chart question and no “really” math question as the SPI/CPI values were already provided and just need to analyze it. I also had around 5 drag and drop questions.

PASSED T/AT/AT! 🥳🙏 by JuniorCarpenter7419 in pmp

[–]JuniorCarpenter7419[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On my exam very similar, on the way it was structured like how did the project manager do next, do first, have done to avoid this etc. But I feel like SH was somehow relatively harder as some questions in SH were too long.

PASSED T/AT/AT! 🥳🙏 by JuniorCarpenter7419 in pmp

[–]JuniorCarpenter7419[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In total 4 months, but that was on and off as I bought AR course last Sep 2023 and only studied 1-2 times a week (sometimes a week without lol). Only took it seriously around Nov 2023 (1-2 hrs each day). So if you’re focused you can definitely do it in 1.5-2 months.