The 50 PMP® Exam Prep Questions Everyone Gets Wrong

Master the hard Questions - Ace your PMP Exam!

Master the hard Questions - Ace your PMP Exam!

Using data from thousands of mock PMP exams and expert insights from experienced classroom trainers, Cornelius Fichtner has uncovered the topics that most students struggle to grasp.

Master these and you drastically increase your chances of passing the PMP exam on the first attempt.

Master the hard Questions - Ace your PMP Exam!

This step-by-step guide to the trickiest concepts on the PMP exam shows you:

  • How to answer the different PMP question types
  • How to tackle the 10 most challenging exam topics
  • How to use a proven three-step approach for studying with sample questions
  • How to cope with vague and confusing questions on exam day

Using 50 PMP exam sample questions, Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, CSM, and the driving force behind the world’s most popular PMP exam simulator, explains the most difficult project management concepts you’ll encounter on the test.

 Learn the ‘why’ behind each question with real stories, examples and detailed explanations. Test yourself as you read along!

Perfect for candidates preparing for the PMP exam from PMI, this book will boost your confidence and teach you how to tackle even the vaguest and most difficult questions

Take A Look Inside

The book includes four distinct sections:

Prepare yourself

Learn the different types of PMP exam questions and how to respond to each type. Plus the exclusive article: "The 10 topics everyone gets wrong on the exam and how to get them right"

Check Your answers

Detailed explanations for the wrong (and right!) answers

Test Yourself

50 tricky questions to review your knowledge plus a separate answer sheet you can download and avoid having to write in the book

Exam Taking Strategies

Test-taking strategies for PMP questions. This section includes the exclusive article "How to cope with PMP exam question vagueness".

Plus, grab your exclusive discount for the PM Exam Simulator. (It's just before Part 1)


Testimonials

Oliver F. Lehmann - PMP Trainer and Coach

Managing difficult questions as you find them here will be the crucial difference between a pass or a fail in your PMP exam.







Donald R., PMP

Thank you so much for all of your help!! I'm still a bit emotional, but I just wanted to say thank you so much!!! And the 50 question prep book helped me a lot!






S.P. Canada

I found this book very unique in its instructional approach: unlike other PMP exam prep books out there that teach you the material mainly by interpreting the PMBOK Guide, this book actually prepares you for the exam by practicing realistic (and very difficult) questions. It sets up your mindset on how it should work while taking the actual PMP exam.

The 50 PMP® Exam Prep Questions Everyone Gets Wrong

About The Author

Cornelius Fichtner

PMP, CSM, PMI-OC Fellow


Cornelius came to project management by accident. He started out as a software developer but quickly realized that he preferred talking to people to writing code. He has been working as a Project Manager in his native Switzerland, in Germany and in the USA since 1990 and received his Project Management Professional (PMP)® credential in April 2004. He has led projects for a management consulting company, a national retailer, an internet startup company, and for one of the oldest financial service providers in the USA.

Cornelius says: “I think the main way I help customers pass their exams is by letting my enthusiasm for project management shine through. Students often comment how I’m able to make a dry subject like PM theory come alive. I put myself into the shoes of our students and see our products from their perspective. This enables me to create training material that has the customer at heart and will help them prepare for and pass their exams and also to become better project managers. I’m the voice and face of pretty much all our training lessons. However, I definitely have a face for radio!”

Cornelius currently lives in Tucson, Arizona, USA with his wife and their four computers. He is a member of the American Wine Society Tucson Chapter. He enjoys juggling and says that he is excellent with three balls, OK with four, but can only keep five balls in the air for a couple of seconds.

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