As a project manager, one of the key challenges I face is efficiently tracking time spent on projects to improve resource allocation and overall productivity. My organization uses Microsoft Teams as our primary collaboration tool, and we’re currently exploring time-tracking software that integrates seamlessly with it. I’d love to hear from this community: • Are you using any tools to track project time effectively? • What do you love most about them? • Do they simplify reporting and collaboration for your team? Your recommendations could make a big difference as we work to streamline our processes. Whether you’re a seasoned project manager or just starting your journey, your insights are incredibly valuable. Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences and advice!

Got my provisional pass this morning! What a great feeling! Thank you, Andrew, for the fantastic videos. I've learned so much in the past three months. The exam was difficult, but I felt prepared. The Study Hall questions were similar and served as a great way to complement and reinforce Andrew’s teaching.

My exam is on Friday. I have used Andrew's 35 hr course and quizzes, the cram course mock exam, and his TIA Exam Simulator. Those that have used these materials, which of the questions/formats most closely match the PMP Exam? Thanks in advance! Getting nervous..

My exam is on the 25th July. I have been working with Study Hall material. I am getting a consistent 67-71% Wish me luck! And anybody who appewred for exams and passed- what did you do last week to prep?!

I am pleased to announce that I passed my PMP exam on 7/12/24 with a overall score of AT! I tested in person at Pearson Vue Friday 10 AM, had confirmed results from PMI Saturday 6 PM. I used @Andrew Ramdayal 35hr Udemy course, PMP Exam Prep Simplified Textbook, and TIA Simulator as my main study tools. I also used his PMP crash course as a refresher before the exam. The mindset is a MAJOR key to passing this exam. I had a about 3 matching questions, and 2 math calculation questions. I took both 10 minute breaks to refresh my mind, drink water, eat a snack, etc. Note - if testing in person make sure you give yourself enough time for the exam room re-entry procedures (3-4 minutes) out your 10 minute break. Thank you all for the motivation and support! If anyone has any questions, I will assist as best I can!