- Spiral-bound: 408 pages
- Publisher: ESI International; Seventh Edition edition (1 Jun 2006)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1890367249
- ISBN-13: 978-1890367244
- Product Dimensions: 27.4 x 23.1 x 2 cm
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Be Warned...
6 Feb 2010
Format:Spiral-bound|Amazon Verified Purchase
...these questions are pretty good prep, but can be fairly discouraging, they are substantially tougher than what you'll find on the PMP exan. I found this beneficial for a quick run through when I would complete reading about a Knowledge Area. I didn't put much stock in what my results were for each quiz as much as I used the quiz's to make me think through the entire Knowledge Area.
As long as you use this as a companion piece to another book i.e. Andy Crowe or Rita (although I strongly recommend Crowe, Rita's constant browbeating and reminding you that you'll fail the test got on my last nerve) you'll be fine.
I didn't bother with the full test in the back of this book, it seemed out of whack with the other test preps I'd seen. So as long as you use this book to help you polish the finer points you'll be fine...just cannot suggest as a stand alone to get you through the exam.
As long as you use this as a companion piece to another book i.e. Andy Crowe or Rita (although I strongly recommend Crowe, Rita's constant browbeating and reminding you that you'll fail the test got on my last nerve) you'll be fine.
I didn't bother with the full test in the back of this book, it seemed out of whack with the other test preps I'd seen. So as long as you use this book to help you polish the finer points you'll be fine...just cannot suggest as a stand alone to get you through the exam.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Great Book - Must have for PMP Study
5 Dec 2010
Format:Spiral-bound|Amazon Verified Purchase
Fantastic lot of study questions for the PMP.
It has 50+ questions per knowledge area with answers for each of them explained in detail!
This book is far harder then RITA Mulcahy so if you are passing these questions you are on track to pass the PMP.
Looking back now I wish I had this book earlier then I did!
For the exam I recommend the followign
PMBOK Guide - read once
Rita Mulcahy - read and do all questions
ESI - Do this once you have done the above
You should be sweet after that!
It has 50+ questions per knowledge area with answers for each of them explained in detail!
This book is far harder then RITA Mulcahy so if you are passing these questions you are on track to pass the PMP.
Looking back now I wish I had this book earlier then I did!
For the exam I recommend the followign
PMBOK Guide - read once
Rita Mulcahy - read and do all questions
ESI - Do this once you have done the above
You should be sweet after that!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
A Must Have for PMP Prep
5 July 2010
Format:Spiral-bound
I used several sources for my PMP Review. The LeRoy Ward practice test listed here, Rita Mulcahy's PMP Exam prep and Headfirst PMP are the most noteworthy examples. The two other books are good for getting a basic understanding of the inputs and outputs of the project management process. To get questions that go deeper, and are more similar to the real PMP test, you have to get this book.
I reviewed these practice tests the week before my PMP test and was shocked at some of the answers to the questions. There were details within the multiple choice that i hadn't noticed while reading the PMBOK or the other review material. A couple times i said "No, this can't be right", looked up the answer in the PMBOK and sure enough got proved wrong.
When i took the real test the questions were on par or easier than those in this review. I was pleased to have studied down to the correct level of detail and was fortunate that my friends at work set me up with this title.
PS I passed!
I reviewed these practice tests the week before my PMP test and was shocked at some of the answers to the questions. There were details within the multiple choice that i hadn't noticed while reading the PMBOK or the other review material. A couple times i said "No, this can't be right", looked up the answer in the PMBOK and sure enough got proved wrong.
When i took the real test the questions were on par or easier than those in this review. I was pleased to have studied down to the correct level of detail and was fortunate that my friends at work set me up with this title.
PS I passed!
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