Just wanted to shear this small achievement. Passed on the first try, with little experience in management. Mostly read PMBOK 8th edition, Agile Practice guide, took a course at Coursera ( Engineering Project Management) half a year ago and listened to Andrew R course at Udemy.
Agree with people who say that it mostly a context understanding and mindset test, not just a "remember the rule".
Among all who had seen trenches, I was but one of many who imagined himself Theseus in the labyrinth of Knossos. Yet at the same time I saw the grey earthen walls and the cracked plank bridge stretched between puddles on the floor.
The grey sky was veiled in waves of cloud. It seemed as though I were gazing at the reflection of sea-waves while sitting upon the shore of that sea they called Black for the color of its waters. Like glimmers of water upon sand… and then suddenly I saw them above my head.
What is happening to me?.. As if tobacco smoke had drifted into my eyes…
An interesting day awaits me. The sergeant says it is a matter of a couple of hours. Which means we shall likely be forcing our way through for a week. But that does not frighten me. Father used to say that each man must take one step, so that mankind may leap forward. So I too shall take my step. If only it will not be my only one…
Ahead of us wait roasted rats. Yes, I understand. Quite the delicacy. But what else can men like us afford? Ah… They say among our own that once our fathers’ land was a granary. I wonder what it is like—to eat bread…
Mother packed those flatbreads she made by the neighbors' recipe. It was rye, perhaps, though thin and made with water. Yet still delicious… carrying the taste of childhood, of steppe grasses, and of the beast grazing nearby…
Grandfather’s old chronometer says it is already nine. In my own way I feel it as an achievement. For I have already been in the field eleven hours… and the sergeant said that eight hours is the mark of a veteran…