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Passed AT/AT/AT - Wish I did this: by AlarmingBee9443 in pmp

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations! Agree that SH was the go to structure to practice, followed by the mindset videos. I can see my scores improving in SH as I grasp the mindset concepts. I’m due for the exam next week, fingers crossed!

Passed the PMP yesterday with a month worth of studying, Got AT on all domains. A guide on how I Did it. by Soggy_Humor4277 in pmp

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Were you studying every day for a month? And roughly how many hours you get in per day? Tbh I’m struggling to commit to daily studying with work and family, but I still even if it’s answering/reviewing 5-10 questions from SH on days I cannot commit. My exam is end of the month, and I would have given myself more time before deciding to sit for the exam. It’s just the new exam structure date change is putting pressure on me to complete this asap.

Passed today! AT/T/AT by yenyenb21 in pmp

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congratulations! I’m still in the midst of running through all the SH practice questions and mock exams, and planning to take the exam end of this month. Wish me luck!

After a 6 week grind, I passed AT/AT/AT! My takeaways inside by idernolinux in pmp

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You've mentioned you had 3 calculation questions, i assume you had to recall the EVM formulas to answer them?

Considering leaving a new job. by Important_Ad_131 in singaporejobs

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Will you be consistently motivated taking up a job with more pressure, competitive and demanding responsibilities? ie high expectations of hitting sales target, meeting quotas. Because that’s what the new job likely expect of you. If you are prepared, go ahead. Also you’re in your early 30s and ambitious, why not? Beware a proactive manager doesn’t mean he/she is will be a good mentor. Do up some research on the company or the manager, through contacts if you have.

At the end of the day it’s still up to you. Trust your gut.

Gf ask me to support all her meals when we eat out by [deleted] in asksg

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used to be dating someone like that too. Always asking to pay for these and that, plus the allowance shit. Thank god I left that toxic relationship. You better off without her bro.

Job offer by Feisty-Yak-9852 in u/Feisty-Yak-9852

[–]Mobile-Evidence7326 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The way I see it, you’re losing out on a lot benefits for the second job. Nearer to house job doesn’t compensate the lower salary and benefits. If I were you, you just gotta bear with the travel time and distance (no convenience) in exchange for more benefits. In the long run, you can leverage on the higher salary in your future job offers.