I scheduled my exam for May 1st.
I’m in the middle of moving for a new job, so I haven’t really had much time to focus on studying. At this point, I just have to do my best.
I’ve taken two mock exams and scored 70% on the first and 71% on the second. My biggest issue is time management and pacing.
Do you have any tips or recommendations? Also, would you suggest taking a third mock exam?
Hi guys, i am external hire. They send me guide to buy my safety shoes but i cant create account because i dont have amazon login ID yet. what should i do?
Damn guys, this career growth seems unbelievable, how can they get promoted in such a short time? This guy should be very good.
Hi everyone,
I’m currently preparing for the PMP and I keep mixing up a couple of concepts. I understand them at a basic level, but when it comes to exam questions (especially tricky ones), I often choose the wrong answer.
Could someone help me clearly differentiate between:
• Stakeholder Engagement vs. Communications Management
• Business Case vs. Project Charter
If you have simple explanations, examples, or tips on how to recognize them in exam questions, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance!
Why answer is C? Sometimes I don't understand PMI's Logic. On the one hand we should not make assumptions, on the other hand how do I choose C if they did not provide any info about previous projects? or was it a trap question and they meant Analogous estimating vs Bottom Up Estimating?
^(Hi guys, i am struggling with time management and i have an idea, could you rate it if you have taken exam.)
^(My problem is that when i encounter difficult or expert questions i often get stuck between 2 answers and it takes a lot of time.)
^(As I understand it, there are three sections with two 10-minute breaks in between (which I will definitely use). Do you think it’s a good strategy during the exam to answer easy questions quickly, and for moderate or difficult ones, eliminate wrong answers, select the most likely option, flag them, and return to them at the end of the section? And to follow this approach in each section?)
^(It is kinda hard to go back to them in SH, i would like to know how it is on Exam?)
Hey everyone,
I’m starting as an external L4 Area Manager on May 4. I’ve completed everything on my end (all onboarding steps A–Z), and I do know who my manager is and my exact start date.
However, aside from a few automated messages, I haven’t received any real communication yet about what Day 1 will look like, schedule, expectations, or how to prepare — and my start date is about a week away.
Is this normal for Amazon onboarding? At this point, would you recommend reaching out to my manager, or just waiting?
Btw they sent me relocation money and bought me tickets for AD1 too
Would appreciate hearing how it went for others.
Thanks!
