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| | Description | The PMP Exam Cram 2, Second Edition provides PMP exam candidates a condensed and focused study vehicle. Organized for optimal learning of criccal project management steps, it covers all objective areas presented by PMI. Candidates using the PMP Exam Cram 2, Second Edition will be able to easily decipher and effectively use PMI's PMBOK. You'll also find notes, tips and cautions to extend on PMP content, and it will explain the differences between traditional methods of project management and what PMI considers to be good project management techniques. Exam Alerts will help alert you to content that will most likely appear on the PMP exam, and practice questions are found both in the book and on the accompanying CD-ROM. You'll even be prepared for last-minute studying with the Cram Sheet tearcard. Give yourself the best chance possible for a great test score with the PMP Exam Cram 2, Second Edition. | |
| | Product Details | | Author: | Michael R. Solomon | | Paperback: | 312 pages | | Publisher: | Que | | Publication Date: | November 07, 2005 | | Language: | English | | ISBN: | 0789734621 | | Product Width: | 152.5 centimeters | | Product Height: | 226.0 centimeters | | Product Weight: | 1.02 pounds | | Package Length: | 8.9 inches | | Package Width: | 5.9 inches | | Package Height: | 0.9 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 4 reviews |
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8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Too many typos and factual mistakes Feb 08, 2007
By A. Blackburn
This book is okay for a secondary (or tertiary) review tool, but only if you've done your real studying with a better study guide, such as PMP In Depth by Paul Sanghera. Exam Cram 2 (2nd edition) has enough factual mistakes (such as referring to "the five knowledge areas" of "initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing," when these are actually process groups, and there are nine, not five knowledge areas) that I don't completely trust the other information I'm reading. Another example is that this book sometimes uses the terms "process tool" and "process input" interchangeably, although they are completely different concepts under PMI. And one potential answer to a test question about Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs was "self acquisition," which I think was a spellchecker's attempt to correct a misspelled "self actualization."
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Full of errors - find another guide Jul 03, 2008
By Shawn Brock
"vbslinger"
This book is simply horrible. I can forgive the occasional typo or poorly worded sentence, but there are multiple parts of this book that are inaccurate. I guess in a way it helped me study because I would read something and then say "um... that sounds wrong" and look it up online or in the PMBOK and find that it was wrong - so all the extra research correcting its errors helped.
The publisher should be ashamed.
Don't bother with this one May 13, 2009
By Robert S. Owens
I tried three books getting ready for the PMP.
The Rita Mulcahy book was the best by a long shot. The "Head First PMP" was a distant second, but for a "visual learner" I found that I really remembered the financial sections form Head First over Rita Mulcahy.
The Exam Cram tests were not even close to the PMP exam I took, and the book was poorly writting. A waste of money. You would be better surfing the net for PMP exam tips than reading this book.
Or by Rita Mulcahy's books and pass the exam.
1 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Must have May 06, 2007
By Perit Hakuz
If you plan to take the PMP exam, this one of the books that will help you.
It was one of two books I used to pass the exam in 2005 (did not study the PMBOK) and it prepare you for the exam ... it focus on passing the exam
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