Unlock Your Professional Potential: 10 Career Advances with a PMP Certification

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Have you passed the PMP exam and become PMP certified? Do you need ideas on what other skills a project manager or professional should pursue? Are there other certifications that are high in demand in the work place? Watch this video and learn about ten ideas for things to pursue after becoming PMP certified.
Are you looking to unlock your professional potential and advance your career? A PMP (Project Management Professional) certification is a great way to stand out in the job market, open doors to new opportunities, and get paid more. In this video, you'll learn 10 career advances you can make with a PMP certification, such as getting more recognition, higher pay, and more job security. Get tips and advice on how to get your PMP certification and start advancing your career today.
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About the Presenter:
Edward Shehab is a certified CBAP, PMP, PgMP, PfMP, SIx Sigma Green Belt and PMOC. He has been training project management and business analysis professionals in USA and Middle East for over 15 years. He holds a Master of Science degree in Managing Programs and Projects from Boston, MA. He is very active in the project training and consulting domain and has contributed to PMI's Standard for Program Management 4th Ed, and also the Practice Standard for Scheduling. Edward Shehab was the first person to be certified as PfMP from PMI in the USA.
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Edward's company: www.BostonMC.com
Edward's contact: [e-mail]

[@TheVerse87]

Hi Ed, I just passed my PMP exam (above target). I watched at least 20 of your videos while traveling for work and wanted to express my gratitude for the vast context of information you provided!

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Congrats on passing the PMP exam, and thank you for sharing the news. You made my day! Proud of you!

[@user-LuNga1939]

Thank you, Mr. Shehab Your video was very helpful. For sure, I'll be following from now, much closer. Enjoy your day.

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

You're very welcome and THANK YOU for watching and commenting!

[@ahmadshakeeb1673]

Hello Ed, I just passed PMP on 8th Oct above target. Followed your videos at peak and pillow. Your context really helped. I truly express my gratitude.

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Congrats Ahmad!! Proud to have contributed to your success!

[@rajbidika9123]

Awesome tips on developing a Project management career. Thank you!

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

You're quite welcome. Thanks for watching! So what do you do?

[@mulugetanegussie4170]

Thank you Edward, now not only with your excellent videos on PMP and related topics but also with Your name Edward Shehab, I am familiar. The next step is to go deeper in to the subject matter and practice the profession. I am certified as PMP on June 2021, your videos where very helpful for that. I believe you have told us everything we need to know regarding the subject matter. The videos on PMP preparation and practical PM, I have found them worthy. This video is also very important for someone who want to follow your footsteps. Thanks

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Thank you for the feedback! Glad you liked those videos, and thanks for watching!

[@sudhagargk]

Hi Ed, watched your PMP prep videos really useful and passed AT. Thank you so much for your information.

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Congratulations on passing the PMP exam! Honored to have contributed to your success!

[@hakoomamudenka7617]

Very informative and comprehensive. Thanks for sharing

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@patienceokitikpi]

Thanks a lot. You have really been of help passing my exams. I am grateful. Your short recap videos on processes were very helpful I definitely recommend your short videos in PMP preparation, they are all still relevant with the new syllabus. Thanks a million

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Thanks Ndidi! and congrats on passing the PMP!

[@tyler.b.4329]

Hey Ed, like others here I passed my PMP after your 54 module training. I wanted to say thank you so much!!

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

CONGRATS on becoming PMP certified!!! This made my day! I am so proud of you for making it to the finish line! Any advice for those still working on it? Focus areas for studying?

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Hello again. How are you? I was wondering, at the time you applied for the PMP exam, how did you claim the 35 training hours that they require? Did you get the 35 hours requirement as a certificate from another source? or were you able to just use "self study" on your application?

[@marcriver76]

Thanks for enlightening us with a proper career and development path in PM after become a PMP certified, appreciated!

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

You are quite welcome Marcial. Are you a certified PMP? What did you do after certification?

[@marcriver76]

@@ProjectManagementVideos Yes, I’m in deed and your videos help me a lot to build the knowledge base required to passed it first try! I’m currently in the process to create a channel to help others to improve their project management processes or even start them if the don’t have any, and a future step will be to become a PgMP...step by step!

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

That’s excellent! Best of luck!

[@srimangella5642]

Hi Edward, Just passed my PMP (Above Target). Your videos played a greater role and appreciate your dedication. grateful forever :)

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Fantastic! CONGRATULATIONS!! Thank you for sharing the great news! Any tops for those still looking to take the exam?

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Hello again. How are you? I was wondering, at the time you applied for the PMP exam, how did you claim the 35 training hours that they require? Did you get the 35 hours requirement as a certificate from another source? or were you able to just use "self study" on your application?

[@riteshsinha587]

Great guidelines , thank you for your work

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

My pleasure!

[@mohammedhilal5329]

Very informative

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Thank you Mohammed. Are you PMP certified?

[@jodyd6341]

Hey Ed, I received my PMP certification last week. Above target. I used this video series, along with others to study. Thank you for the work for have put into this! I have been getting study questions from aspiring PMP students and I send them to this series and tell them to watch for your new content for 2021. I would like to go for Six Sigma, I noticed lots of options for organizations to get certification through. How do I know what organization to choose?

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

WOW! Congratulations! That is amazing! I am glad to hear my videos helped. Thank you for the referrals!!! Hope you keep visiting this channel frequently for other useful Project Management videos. I will be publishing "HOW TO" videos on tools and techniques and PM best practices to help those who are already PMP certified excel as project managers at work. Check back frequently..

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

With regards to Six Sigma, I got mine through General Electric as they could also issue it. For general public, I think ASQ is good.

[@jodyd6341]

@@ProjectManagementVideos Hey Ed. I haven't pulled the trigger on Six Sigma yet. I came across Lean Six Sigma recently it made me wonder if it is a better option to take as it is both Six Sigma and Lean. Do you have an opinion on this?

[@jodyd6341]

Also since I'm here... What is your opinion on PMI-ACP? With the new exam so mixed with agile I feel like I have a good understanding of predictive and agile. Is the ACP just more in-depth agile I guess?

[@naziazaman40]

I've heard the PGMP application itself is a very tedious process. Any guide on how we can fill the application appropriately?

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Yes it is lengthy and time consuming. Unfortunately it is not something I can help with here

[@MrMusic55123]

PMP is too easy now, there is no more calculation or input output

[@ProjectManagementVideos]

Correct

[@karthikkumarvm2798]

I had questions on TCPI calculation and PERT that too not on a high level but to the deepest calculation. The question didn't even had the terms to find that is what they are talking about. I also thought the exam would be comfortable for me being an experienced. After 6 months of slow prep I was burnt out with the toughest questions all scenario based and not even single straight forward question. Neither in Predictive nor in agile. I decided not to follow any thoughts flowing in internet to save me from false information.