Hey Sir, I have done my bachelor's of 4 year and masters of 2 year's while masters I have done 1 year of internship right now doing full-time job 4 months is thi makes me eligible for PMP certification?

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Hi sir I have experience in operations experience of 13 years. Can I take up any capm training

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Can you share the link to download this salary report for Germany in this video? Thanks

Best video of procrument i had never seen like this.

Thank you sir for your help I have cleared PMP exam in first attempt today. Your videos helped alot

I did the application and i paid as well to make appointment but unfortunately i couldn’t do the exam and 1 year over now and my application closed and my money gone , is there any chance to have appointment with same paid money or i should do the payment again 500$😢

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1) Formal Authority /Positional Power - The ability to gain support because project personnel perceive the project manager as being officially empowered to issue orders. 2) Reward Power - The ability to gain support because project personnel perceive the project manager as capable of directly or indirectly dispensing valued organizational rewards (e.g., salary, promotions, future work assignments, etc.). 3) Penalty Power - The ability to gain support because project personnel perceive the project manager as capable of directly or indirectly dispensing penalties that they wish to avoid. Penalty power usually derives from the same sources as reward power, with one being a necessary condition for the other. 4) Expert Power / Informational Power - The ability to gain support because project personnel perceive the project manager as possessing special knowledge or expertise; that is, he is perceived as possessing functional expertise that they consider important. 5) Referent Power - The ability to gain support because project personnel feel personally attracted to him or to the project.

Hey, I have one question the one who are planning to give exam on 2024 or 2025 do we focus on PMBOK 7 and 6 both or just 7th edition.

To be honest... Most of the Quality tools & techniques are more useful on Operation Management rather than Project Management. They can be more useful for Project Management if the projects are 1 year or more long and contain many many many deliverables.

Is Kanban an example of JIT?

What about Sprint Review in Scrum as an example for Kaizen?

Some examples of Process Improvement Plan are Kaizen and Sprint review in the Agile Scrum framework.

The histogram is not the same as the Pareto Diagram, because simply there are some defects that are rarely happen like a 1% chance to happen but if they happen then the quality will be reduced by 90%. So that's why we should give them attention based on critical effect rather than Incidence rate.

Japanese are project managers by instinct, they invented many concepts like... Ishikawa, Kaizen, Kanban and more!

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Is salary in USD or AED

We have an Arabic proverb that says, "An ounce of prevention is worth a dinar of cure." So This is one of the examples of (Cost of Conformance and Non-Conformance).

One of the Pros of having an external sponsor is that... They only care for output and not the process, so it is much easier to manage rather than an internal sponsor someone who interferes in most matters. But this can be a consequence as well, if things go wrong the sponsor won't care for the reasons or be considerate.

This was my Gray area, I have been studying for PMP exam for quiet some time now, finally understood the contract types and which one to prefer in which situation. thanks

Bruh... A lot of equations 😂.

LifeCycle Costing is very very important when we talk about Incremental delivery as in Agile. Cuz Some of the products will go directly into the operation management field while others are still under development in the project management field so the project hasn't finished yet which means these costs are under the project manger responsibility and that's why as a project manager's you should be aware of that point...

Are these ranges including the Reserve Analysis?

So basically the salary of the person who is responsible for confirming the quality checklist will be classified as "Cost of Quality" and any other resources like time, effort, or assets and tools.

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there should be a questionnaire that can show which manager has which belief, so next time I am in an interview that survey is what I am going to ask them to fill in for me.

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PMI is itself certifying such course…

Honestly... I can see no difference between the Return on Investment and the Payback Period. Cuz... If the ROI was 20% then the Payback period will be 5 years. it is the same equation.

Sometimes PV could be negative, economic inflation is a good example. or maybe it would be positive but if you didn't add the economic inflation to the equation then you just screw up. For example... Project A in Japan cost 1000$ while r = 20%, and the economic inflation there is 5%. Project B in India costs 1000$ while r = 25%, and the economic inflation there is 15%. If you aren't aware of economic inflation, you may think Project B is better because the PV will be 1250$ because it is higher than Project A PV which is 1200$. But No! If you add the economic inflation value to the equation then the Project A PV will be 1150$, while the Project B PV will be 1100$. So the right answer is Project A.

Job Satisfaction and Feeling Valued

I'm using the Agile lifecycle and specifically the Scrum framework.

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Can I write some conditional funding in the charter instead of Reserve Analysis? For example, as you mentioned if we hit big rocks that would cost 50k$, but if we didn't that money would be an extra profit for the Project Manager. Which will be questionable to the Project sponsor and unwelcome. So can we just write conditional funding in the charter that says (If we hit big rocks 50$K will be funded otherwise, the project manager won't be responsible).

The fun starts when numbers and equations show up...🔥

Oh boy, I was talking about what you call "Published Information" in the pre-video.

If you are about to start a new project that you have never done something similar before... Then you can't really implement Analogous Estimation, but... If and only if you got access to external projects using your relationships cuz this kind of data will be mostly private, or maybe you can get general project data on the internet for free just to let people know the most common and main estimates or work package on (App development ) for example then you can implement the Analogous Estimation.

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Exactly, you are just setting the protocols of how will you track, report, and control the schedule, cost, etc... Also, the "Perform Integrated Change Control" that falls in the (Integration Area X Monitoring & Controlling Group) is basically a plan that contains many protocols about how to control Scope, Cost, Quality, etc... And actually, Not control them cuz they didn't even happen yet.

Oh, man... Nothing more enjoyable than learning Project Management while you are planning for your personal project. You learn PM to pass a PMP Exam. I learn PM to directly implement it on my project. We are not the same. You know the "We are not the same." meme, right?💀

So we can say... Acceptance Criteria is simply the expected output in the "Operation Stage". While the Project Deliverables are simply the expected output in the "Project Stage". For Example... If the project was "Making a Laptop", then the expected output in the "Project Stage" will be (Black color - FHD Monitor - 3Ghz CPU - 16Gb Ram) Which is the "Project Deliverables". The expected output in the "Operation Stage" will be (Booting should be less than 30 seconds - CPU Temperature should not exceed 90C - Laptop weight should be less than 1.5KG) Which are "Acceptance Criteria". I think a water-proof feature for mobile is considered an Acceptance Criterion right?

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Hi sir, i got my first job offer as Business Development Associate in 7 semester of college and after wards have 1.9 yrs of Project Manager experience in start up company, in total have 3 yrs of experience am i eligible for PMP

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