I know agile pretty well - better than waterfall - and there was still some specific information in here I didn't know. Read the Agile Practice Guide – Absolutely necessary, way easier to digest than the PMBOK. Note: The quizzes between lessons are 'meh' - they aren't nearly as hard as the actual questions and many and just plain wrong or contain errors. I took notes during his course to create flashcards and only occasionally referenced the PMBOK. I originally took Sandra Mitchell's course on linkedin/Lynda (No longer available) last year for the learning units to qualify for the exam, but there was no agile portion and it had been a year since I reviewed any of the content.įor the last month, I've been doing 2-4 hours per day with Joseph Phillips Course on Udemy PDUs ( ) – His predictive sections are great for breaking everything down in a memorable way, and he did some big updates to add Agile content which were helpful to review. Coming up on my one year, I figured I needed to bite the bullet and get the exam out of the way before it expired.
I applied for the exam back in March 2020, but from April 2020 until now life got in the way. Two years leading a mix of predictive and agile projects, and another year of dedicated PM'ing for a hybrid/agile team, but five years project coordinating overall. I just passed today - I wanted to thank the community here, I found this reddit late in my studies but all of the info everyone has shared was so helpful!
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