CISA All In One book experience?

Remedymp

Have any of the members here used the book from Peter Gregory: CISA All In One recently?

Your impressions?

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wearingmyrolex

I bought the AIO as I read the RM cover to cover twice and it was pretty awful. Everyone says ISACAs RMs are awful, but I actually enjoyed the CISM and got into it, but that didn't happen with CISA so I postponed my exam to June and decided to use the AIO.

My plan is to use AIO, take the practice tests from the Q DB and use the RM to gem up on required area's if need be. Good luck!

wearingmyrolex

Totally ignored your question about impressions

I've not read it yet but it can't be worse than the RM and the Amazon reviews were pretty decent. CISA Certified Information Systems Auditor All-in-One Exam Guide, 2nd Edition: Amazon.co.uk: Peter H. Gregory: 9780071769105: Books

Remedymp

wearingmyrolex wrote: »

Totally ignored your question about impressions

I've not read it yet but it can't be worse than the RM and the Amazon reviews were pretty decent. CISA Certified Information Systems Auditor All-in-One Exam Guide, 2nd Edition: Amazon.co.uk: Peter H. Gregory: 9780071769105: Books

The problem with Amazon reviews, that some of them are fraudulent. Especially the tech books.

colemic

While that may be true, if you concentrate on reviews that say Verified Purchase, you know they at lease purchased the book. Doesn't stop the false ones from getting through, but weeds them down a LOT.

wearingmyrolex

Are you guys suggesting that people put on fake reviews to entice you to purchase their items? That's outrageous!

Next you'll be telling me that 'Sally from Devon lost 14lbs in 5 days on the 'name a diet' plan' is false also????