PMP Audio Crash Course

Complete Test Prep and Review for the Project Management Professional Certification Exam

By: AudioLearn Content Team

Narrated by: Dryw McArthur

AudioLearn's Crash Courses presents PMP Audio Crash Course - Complete Test Prep and Review for the Project Management Professional Certification Exam.

Developed by experienced professors and professionally narrated for easy listening, this course is a valuable tool when preparing for your Project Management Professional Certification Exam or PMP.

The audio is focused and high-yield, covering the most important topics you need to know to succeed on the PMP. The material is accurate, up-to-date, and broken down in small units.

There are quizzes and key takeaways sections following each chapter to review questions commonly tested and drive home key points.

In this course, we will cover the following project management professional certification process knowledge areas including:

• Project integration management
• Project scope management
• Project schedule management
• Project cost management
• Project quality management
• Project resource management
• Project communication management
• Project risk management
• Project procurement management
• Project stakeholder management

Project process groups including:

• Project executing process group
• Project monitoring and controlling process group
• Project closing process group

We will end our review with a 100-question practice PMP test.

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

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Pretty good overall!!!

Though not be the only thing you should be using to prep for the PMP, this audio course definitely is a great start. It's very good for long drives. I've listened once through and plan on listening again to catch things I may have missed. The manual (which is about 300 pages) also helps a lot with visualizing the concepts discussed. Overall I recommend this course.

Learnt something.

Not able to download or locate the follow-along PDF book needed for this book. Searched all over the internet.

Missing PDF

It is very hard to follow without the PDF do we have to download it from a different source?

Good Book

I found it to be helpful while studying for the PMP. There were numbering errors in the off guide, but nothing to rate lower than a 4.

Has Errors

I love that this Audible comes with a PDF. I gave it poor reviews because this book contains errors. For example, it says there are 47 process groups, but there are now 49.also, the speaker mispronounces many different things, voice is okay, it’s hard to visualize many of the terms and equations through verbal cues. I’m not sure what they could do about that. Please fix all errors for the new, 6th edition.

Pdf didn't download

document is necessary to follow along!
there's no download verification, no accompanying button to retrieve the documents. how do I get refund?

Just a straight reading of text

This may have been my mistake - I was expecting a walk through that helped make sense of the garbage material that comprises the PMP. I took a prep class and I attribute my passing this exam (with flying colours) to not only my studying material based on his recommendation but on the way he explained concepts. All the time I studied, and even taking eth exam, I heard his voice calmly walking me through twisted PMP logic. So I hoped this would be similar. But it was a staright reading of the text - understandably monotonous and not a very good aid for memorisatiuon (which is largely what you need for the PMP). if someone reads all the formulas out to you, that's .. meh. Instead if he had said something like "BAC .. okay, that's just your budget at completion which is usually given on the exam .." etc etc. So it was very dry and not helpful to me. I abandoned it. I am trying to persuade the instructor of that prep class I took to create something like this, but with this feedback. Make it an actively instructional body of work.

pretty useless for the PMP

no organized lesson plan, uses a computer to read the text (not an actual narrator), very low quality.