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The new PMP exam was released in January of 2021. The latest changes reflect the same type of exam which will be administered in 2022 and more accurately reflect real world situations that a project manager might face throughout a project's life. The newest edition of the exam was noted to be one of the most drastic updates to occur since the PMP's inception, but the PMP has been changing and evolving since the exam was first designed. As someone who passed the new exam this year, I will give you firsthand knowledge of the changes you must be aware of. Awareness of these changes is the first step to passing the exam on your first attempt. Here are the key things that you absolutely must know to pass the new exam. Table of Contents Changes to the PMP Exam Effective for 2022 1. New Competencies: People, Process, Business E...

You graduated nursing school and find yourself jumping for joy looking back on all that you have accomplished. The feeling slowly dissipates as you recall the weight of yet another barrier that you will soon be forced to overcome...The NCLEX. The final key that will open the gate to the field of nursing. If you are feeling slightly overwhelmed by that notion, don't fret, you're not alone. It can feel extremely daunting to have to continue the momentum after you just gave it your all the past 4+ years. The good thing? You have been prepping for this moment throughout your entire nursing school career. Take heart knowing that you are not starting at ground zero, you have way more knowledge than you think, and with the right guidelines and determination, you will be adding those two extra letters to your name in no time! Jot down some notes and let us dive in to the top ten tips I recommend for you to pass your NCLEX. Table of contents ...

Congratulations, you passed the exam! After so much studying, it should be easy to apply all the concepts you learned, right? Well, as with everything else in life, you will find that "In Theory, there is no difference between Theory and Practice, while in Practice there is." Don't worry, the answer is: Baby Steps. The following are project management tips that you can apply in your projects to start getting the most out of your freshly minted PMP! (And they work even if you don't have the PMP yet!) Table of contents 1. STAKEHOLDER REGISTER 2. REQUIREMENTS COMPLIANCE MATRIX 3. ISSUE LOG 4. BEST KNOWN WAY REPOSITORY 5. GATE CHECKS - LESSONS LEARNED 6. RISK REGISTER 7. STANDUP MEETINGS ...

Great managers are constantly looking for new and creative ways to coach, counsel and motivate their teams. Today, most managers get caught up focusing on just the process and forget one of the most important resources within their team-people. Coaching in the moment gives the manager and the individual they are coaching the ability to focus on the person (why), not just the obstacle (what). To create a long-term positive impact, a manager needs to utilize short- term tools to remain focused, curious, and patient throughout the coaching process. Success begins and ends with focusing on the right coaching tool for the right person in the right situation. Table of Contents 1. Keep it Simple 2. Follow the model 3. Give up control Keep it Simple Coaching should not be complicated. Allowing both parties...

Whether you're just starting the process of selecting a nursing program or preparing to graduate from your nursing program, you've probably heard of the NCLEX exam. It is common for students to read and research the NCLEX pass rates of a nursing program even before they ever apply. In fact, once you begin your nursing education, the NCLEX will be discussed regularly by your classmates and professors for the entirety of the program! Everything you learn in your nursing program is to prepare you to take and pass the NCLEX so you can achieve your dream of becoming a registered nurse! Table of Contents 1. But what exactly is the NCLEX-RN and what do you need to know about it? 2. What Is on the NCLEX-RN? 3. What Else Should I Know About the NCLEX-RN? 4. Does This All Sound Overwhelming? But what exactly is the NCLEX-RN and what do you need to know about it?...

Everyone wants to be one of those ARE unicorns that somehow manage to pass all six exams on the first try, but the odds of getting through the exams without a single failure are pretty slim. This isn't college anymore-you've got much more on your plate. At this stage of your life, you have a full-time job, project deadlines, and a personal life, so making the exams your absolute top priority is nearly impossible! But through consistency and dedication, it is possible to get through these exams while maintaining the rest of your responsibilities. As you go through your testing journey, it is incredibly important to keep in mind that about half of ARE examinees fail at least one, if not several, exams 1 . With odds like that, it's best to plan for when you fail an exam and not wonder if it will happen. Table of Contents 1. PASS/FAIL RATES 2. TAKE NOTES 3. REVIEW YOUR ARE SCORE CARD 4. BOUNCE BACK ...

When you're starting to plan your overall testing strategy for the ARE 5.0, schedule is the most important component. But how to do you decide in what order to take the six divisions? There really is no right answer that can apply to everyone. Here are a few things you should take into consideration when determining the right order for you: Table of Contents 1. Your Experience Level 2. Past Experience 3. Timing Your experience level Before deciding which division to take first, it's important to take stock of what your overall experience level is. You must do your planning with a clear understanding of your existing familiarity with the content. Are you fresh out of school with little to no professional experience? Or have you been working for a decade and haven't taken an exam in years? Surprisingly, for the ARE, neither is a free ride to easily passing all six exams. Having less professional experience mean...