PMP Experience - Examples of PMP Application Process.pdf
- 1. PMP Experience - Examples of PMP Application Process
- 2. Work Experience for the PMP To determine whether your project management job experience satisfies the exam criteria, use the checklist below: It happened in a professional situation, not a volunteer or personal one. Meets the requirements of the PMI's definition of a "project": Defined start and finish Clearly defined scope and resources Undertaken to generate a one-of-a-kind product, service, or outcome Project management functions were included in at least one of the five process groups
- 3. The five process groups are as follows: Initiating the Project (IN): Defining the project scope and securing stakeholder consent. Project Planning (PL): Creating the project plan and designing the task breakdown structure (WBS). Executing the Project (EX): Performing the work required to meet the project's stated objectives. Project Controlling and Monitoring (MC): Tracking project progress, managing change and risk, and delivering status updates. Closing the Project (CL): Completing all project activities, archiving documentation, getting deliverable acceptance, and notifying project conclusion. The Project Management Institute (PMI) expects you to have completed at least one item from each of these five process groups in your application.
- 4. How can I ensure that my PMP experience examples are correct? Examples of questions to ask yourself regarding your PMP application experience. Examine your PMP experience descriptions to ensure they are valid by asking yourself the following questions: Are all examples of experience under 500 words? Did I clearly demonstrate that I completed duties in all five process groups? Is it correct that I use project management terms and acronyms while avoiding industry-specific jargon? Is my description clear about the project's goal, as well as my role, duties, and deliverables, as well as the end result? Can I verify all PMP application experience examples with a director or another project manager who was extensively involved in the project?