by Brian Crawford | Mar 29, 2014 | PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
One of the most popular posts found on this blog is my post about how to file your work experience when applying to take the PMP examination. In order to apply to become a PMP certified project manager, you need to have earned a certain amount of professional work...
by Brian Crawford | Feb 3, 2014 | PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
Plenty of project professionals from around the world are interested in becoming PMP certified. There are many good reasons that someone might choose to put themselves through the extensive time and effort involved with becoming a PMP-certified project manager. Maybe...
by Brian Crawford | Aug 4, 2013 | PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
When people think about project management tools, the tool that most frequently springs to mind is the project schedule, usually created using Microsoft Project. The project schedule normally comprises a colorful Gantt chart showing a visual representation of project...
by Brian Crawford | Feb 8, 2013 | PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
Lately I’ve been getting a lot of questions on my post about whether or not it’s worth getting PMP certified. The most common questions I receive are about whether or not someone has enough project management work experience to apply to take the exam....
by Brian Crawford | Jan 25, 2013 | Agile Development, PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
On my post about the pros and cons of PMP certification, project managers (and wannabe project managers) often ask me: Which certification is best, PMP, or ScrumMaster (Agile) Certification? I myself am both PMP and ScrumMaster Certified, and the short answer that I...
by Brian Crawford | Oct 4, 2012 | PMI, PMP Certification, Project Management
I answer a large number of questions on my post about whether or not it’s worth getting PMP certified – a great many experienced and budding project managers are interested in knowing whether or not PMP certification is a good move for their careers. In...
