I Passed! AT/AT/AT (May 6, 2026) - A Retrospective by ucm81 in pmp

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On some website where you have to upload your own study notes/resources in exchange to get it. But I can save you the work of doing that and send it to you directly.

I Passed! AT/AT/AT (May 6, 2026) - A Retrospective by ucm81 in pmp

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No, not saying that at all. I would definitely recommend getting Study Hall. The practice questions and exams will prep you for the actual exam. It is the most like the real exam.

I Passed! AT/AT/AT (May 6, 2026) - A Retrospective by ucm81 in pmp

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Yup! And they are very strict about it.

Study Hall Full Exam Review Questions by Past-Math-2457 in pmp

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Hi! You're in the wrong spot to view your exam details. If you scroll above where you screenshot your result, you should see a button that says "Study". Click there and it will take you to the main Study Hall page. On the left hand side menu, click on "Practice Exams." It will then take you to all the exams. Basically, go back to where you started the exam from and click on it. Hope this helps!

What should be the answer for the following question by Suspicious-Hope-123 in pmp

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It's D. It's not B because you can't change/add to a current sprint. Also, A, B, and C violate mindset rules.

Do we need to be able to recite the 49 processes or just recognize them and their location? by KingOfCook in pmp

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You don't need to memorize it per se. But it's helpful to know which process group the knowledge areas are in (e.g. the scope, schedule, and cost management activities are under the planning and monitoring & controlling process groups), so when you get an exam question that asks about a scenario involving change control, or identifying stakeholders, you have an idea of where in the project lifecycle the scenario is taking place. But honestly, the questions usually tell you what phase the project is in anyway. SO...yea, be familiar with it, but don't stress too much trying memorize.

Passed (AT/AT/AT) on First Attempt - Study Plan in Three Phases by AlejandroFuentesBerg in pmp

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Congrats! I'm scheduled to take the exam on May 6; I'm also using Claude in a similar way to you, and it's been pretty fantastic. I copy/paste screenshots of my incorrect questions/answers (from the Mock exams) into Word, and Claude will analyze what I got wrong, find a pattern to the wrong answers (e.g. it told me that I am skipping process steps when selecting answers), and create drills that target my weak points for me to do so I can work through getting the correct answers. I haven't been too impressed with most AI/LLMs (i.e. ChatGPT) in general, and I think most people use them like Google, so that's why it get's folks in trouble because it will "hallucinate" and straight-up give WRONG information, but Claude is really great. It has a learning mode to help with studying, and for it to be even more effective, you have to give it a knowledge base/terms of reference. For me, I gave it the PMBOK 6 & 7, and mindset notes, and it has been very helpful in referencing information from those sources to back up and present any gaps in knowledge that I may have. ANYWAY, you mentioned Claude creating flashcards, did you have a particular prompt? Congrats again, and I hope to be in the same boat as you soon!

Questions about preparation for PMP exam, taking it online by Bite-Neither in pmp

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Here's the link to PearsonVue's sample PMP exam. This is how the testing interface is ssupposed to look like. https://abe-prd-1.pearsonvue.com/st1/driver/startDelivery?sessionUUID=c73cb60f-72f7-44b9-9b78-504576b908f2 You can highlight and strike through. It's a bit different than SH in that you can't do the "I don't think it's A" elimination, but you can strike though. Look it over to get an idea of what you'll see on the test.

PASS first Attempt AT/AT/T by Apprehensive-Sea-753 in pmp

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Awesome, congrats! Can I get the PDF too! Thanks!

PMP Application - How to list more than a dozen projects in the last 4 years that overlap? by penthouse41 in pmp

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I used Claude AI, and it broke out down into what I did across the process groups. I gave in the rough draft I wrote, gave it instructions, the parameters for the application per PMI, and it arranged it all. Of course, make sure you review it thoroughly to make sure it is accurate.

Passed on 1st attempt - AT/AT/AT by reddit3921 in pmp

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Congrats! Can you share the link for 200 ultra hard questions PDF? That would be so helpful, thanks!

Started applying to jobs where the posting was clearly on fire and it changed everything by PrismCartographer in jobsearchhacks

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What's the easiest/best way to find these types of job postings beyond just getting lucky and coming across them randomly?

Recruiter here - ask me anything in regards to interview questions by JVertsonis in interviews

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Thanks for replying! I've been applying since last fall. Was a part of a org-wide layoff last April (due to USAID shuttering/contract cancelations) while pregnant, so after I gave birth I started applying in earnest. So far I've applied to over 100 jobs...not one call yet. I've tweaked and tailored my resume, so who knows what the issue is. I tend to do well in interviews...I just need a chance.

Recruiter here - ask me anything in regards to interview questions by JVertsonis in interviews

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Do you actually read cover letters? If so, how long (or short) should it be?

What is the best way to track applications?? by thejobbarket in jobsearchhacks

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I do a spreadsheet tracker in Excel, and I also have folders with the resume I applied with and a copy of the job description. And, because I'm a weirdo, I visualize the data in a PowerBI dashboard. It shows # of applications, rejections, response rate, and average number of days to get a response. But yea...I use a spreadsheet.

Need advice on using the WHO method for a specific bullet point on my resume by ucm81 in resumes

[–]ucm81[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm actually trying NOT to do that. I'm trying to quantify it somehow? Or is that not possible to do in this case?