So I wanted to take the time to provide my LinkedIn link to my profile. Would love to see you on the site and even connect. The keys to success are often very direct and build on the foundation of a solid and equitable network. Much like in MBA programs, you would find a very strong networking initiative, and this is what makes pursuing an MBA highly sought in the field; the same can be applied to Project Management. So I implore each and every one of you to connect and network on a professional networking site. Drive your successful careers to higher limits and use your connections in the process. I would start with mine. Click here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericsmithers/ and connect with me. Do not be intimidated by fancy titles and names; just connect and strike up a professional conversation. Success is often when opportunity meets preparation. Lastly, "you miss every shot you do not take," so take the shot and see what happens. Drop your LinkedIn contact below and let's network!

In the middle of developing a new dietary supplement, a health supplement company has transitioned from a traditional to an agile development method in response to ongoing feedback. Just as one of the iterations concludes, the project team faces a newly introduced health compliance law that could impact the supplement's formulation. What is the most appropriate next step for the project manager? 1) Assess the impacts of the new law on the current product formulation in the subsequent iteration 2) Consult with legal experts to understand the implications of the new regulation on the product 3) Organize a dedicated review session to discuss the new regulatory requirements and their project implications 4) Update the project's documentation to reflect the changes needed to comply with the new law Why is the answer not #2?

Hi, in my area, exam appointments are very limited, so I am considering on taking the exam at home. Could you please share your experience with taking the exam at home? What did you find was the most challenging about taking the exam at home? What was the benefit of taking the exam at home?

I now have both certifications. Any advice on how to claim PDUs to count for both? PMP 60 PDUs and ACP is 30? Thanks

okay, I have reset and redone most of these and here is where I am at. my brain is literally in meltdown mode, I have learned more in Agile concepts that I can sheepishly say is embarrishing. However, I am putting 75%-100% level best into the mini exams and practice questions. For those who are getting 70% and above, my hats off to you and you should have NO WORRIES when taking your exam. those expert questions are the most painful to correctly identify and at time easiest. But trying to balance the mindset and some WoW or Oreilly related document is insufferable. I will say that I am noticing my answer are at a point that I second guess them and chose alternative and get them wrong. Also, is it more or does the questions sometimes leave you feeling like they fail to provide enough information that would lead to the answer they want. eg. there are talking about a upcoming reglatory change and stakeholders do not think it will meet the objectives. PMI wants you to answer it as you address this in the issue log and update it. But this can be a risk identified and needs risk register address. (i remeber this question as it pissed me off more than once and I remebered it) For those who have taken the test and passed, what is your opinion on the degree of difficultly regarding the choice of words/wording. I feel I can pass this exam honestly, but there is always that seed of doubt and the nagging feeling of never being ready. I WANT Above target.