PMP PMBOK Audio Study Guide!

Complete Review of Project Management Professional: Best Test Prep to Help Pass the Exam & Get Your Certification!

De: Ralph Cybulski

Narrado por: Matyas J.

If you want to pass the PMP Exam but don’t have a lot of time for studying keep reading...

You are no doubt a busy professional with a lot of things going on! It can be challenging to find the time to listen and study for the Project Management Professional test! However, the truth is that the PMP exam is a challenging exam. It is normal to have some anxiety about taking this test. Thorough preparation cannot be overlooked! That is why the author Ralph Cybulski developed the PMP PMBOK Audio Study Guide! This Edition is an overview of all PMP concepts. It’s sections include:

• Project Management Processes and the Role of the Project Manager
• Project Management Framework
• Project Management Roles and Responsibilities
• Project Management Integration
• Project Scope Management
• Project Cost Management
• Project Quality Management
• Project Resource Management
• Project Communications Management
• Project Risk Management
• Project Procurement Management
• Project Stakeholder Management
• Project Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

Each section is divided into subsections making sure all aspects of the exam are covered! If you listen to our study guide, in addition to pursuing other study methods, we are confident you will pass the PMP Exam!

So go ahead and get this audiobook today!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2019 Ralph Cybulski (P)2019 Ralph Cybulski

Not the test prep I was hoping for.

Lacked the detailed approach to taking the test that the description led me to believe. This was more like PMBOK ‘lite’. No test prep strategies or what to expect on the test. Did not enjoy the inconsistent pronunciations of the narration.

I didn't care for the narration....the time and pronunciation was akin to text to speech.

Not very in depth...I don't believe the title would be helpful as a study guide.

Generic info

The narrator was great, the content was dry and generic. I guess I was expecting a quiz and answer (monologue)....

Ponderous

I don’t know if it was the tedious narration or the dry material but I would not recommend this book in an audio format. The narrator has strange pronunciations of words which serves as a distraction from the material. This is probably one of those books that shouldn’t be in an audio format.

The Value of Ralph Cybulski's PMP Study Guide

The text moves clearly from theory to experiential learning of a project managment practitioner. For the newly arrived, referencing the field of project management, additional data and readings are of supplimentary value. Keep this audio and review as often as needed. It isn't a waste of your time.

More generic and not a study guide

I listened to the whole thing. It is a decent listen but not at all a study guide. I was hoping for something that told me what to expect on the PMP and how to prepare for the test.

POOR ENGLISH AND WAY TO MANY EXAMPLES

Struggling to finish this book because of the performance. Either English is the speakers second language or he's never read the book prior to performing it, his reading is 4/10. This book also piles on the examples to the point they seem to take away from the key terms. This book seems to emphasize that projects need to be taken step by step. The examples are so distracting you forget their purpose in relationship to the key terms its trying to describe. This book would only be good if you needed an very broad overview for PMP

No Detailed explanation

It didn't included any detailed explanation for the 10 Knowledge area. It's just a summary. I don't think so this audible itself will be helpful for cracking the PMP exam

A waste of time

Boring, dry and not interesting. Repeats the word project management million times per paragraph. A whole chapter describes the PMI organisation’s history.

Essential Knowledge

The basic knowledge about PMP is well explained , the example are illustrative and help comprehend concepts , the narrator voice , pitch and diction helps to understand the processes, I would like you to go deeper on tools and techniques , emphasize the difference between tools that might seem similar but they are not