Project+ has helped me

I am in charge of a project at work. First time in my career that I have been given the title Project Manager, and told it was my duty in life to organize, and make everyone happy with what was going on. Following the PMI process groups, and guidelines along with just taking the Leadership and Professionalism course at WGU has helped me a lot I really believe deep down. If someone takes the time to really want to learn the material in this exam I think it would really help them in their career. I saw a job for the first time ask for a Project+ in my area. Kind of threw me off for a second, PMP is so tough to get it. If it was just paying some money, and taking the exam I would do it. Even then it cost so much..

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jamesleecoleman

bradtechonline wrote: »

I am in charge of a project at work. First time in my career that I have been given the title Project Manager, and told it was my duty in life to organize, and make everyone happy with what was going on. Following the PMI process groups, and guidelines along with just taking the Leadership and Professionalism course at WGU has helped me a lot I really believe deep down. If someone takes the time to really want to learn the material in this exam I think it would really help them in their career. I saw a job for the first time ask for a Project+ in my area. Kind of threw me off for a second, PMP is so tough to get it. If it was just paying some money, and taking the exam I would do it. Even then it cost so much..

I also feel that I can learn alot from the material but it was soo boring and I didn't even finish reading the book before I took the beta. I'm going to have to actually learn the material in order for it to help me out.

veritas_libertas

jamesleecoleman wrote: »

I also feel that I can learn alot from the material but it was soo boring and I didn't even finish reading the book before I took the beta. I'm going to have to actually learn the material in order for it to help me out.

Yes, it more dry than the Sahara Desert.

What book did you use for studying the Project+ Brad?

Hyper-Me

just wish they would post the damn results.

jamesleecoleman

Hyper-Me wrote: »

just wish they would post the damn results.

I wish they would hurry up and get it done too!!!! It's taking way too long.
I think they should have posted that they would post the results at a later date
and then post the results earlier.

jamesleecoleman

veritas_libertas wrote: »

Yes, it more dry than the Sahara Desert.

Yea, true. I thought I saw some sand in my book.

twodogs62

I had used the Sybex boox back in 2002 to get IT Project+. What it was called at the time. There were not very many study books out at the time.
I did find that the first part of book was very interesting and very easy read.
Then the last of the book was boring. They had lost the momentum at the end.
The test at that time also had poorly worded questions. As other Comptia exams I've also taken, but it seemed IT project+ was really bad.
I studied a lot. I passed by 3 points, but I was very glad!!!!
I'm not sure how I could have restudied that test at that point.