Project Manager: How to Pass the Pmp Exam Without Dying in the Attempt

It does not make any sense to read multiple books to prepare for your international PMP® certification when you already have in your hands one of the most complete books, which will help you save many study hours. With this book, which includes 12 templates, 50 exercises, and 485 questions, you will realize how much you know and how much you have left to study in order to become a PMP®. Advantages of studying from this book: • To have a complete guide to study the PMP® exam • To learn what is it that you don't know • To get information and tips for the exam • To save time and money • To be very close to approving the PMP® exam • To become a better project manager

Paul Leido is a project management professional (PMP, Project Management Institute), master of science in project analysis (University of York, England), has an MBA in project management, an MBA in international business, and has a bachelor's degree in economics. Within his professional experience, he stands out by his performance in project analysis for Towers Perrin (England). He is the president of MasConsulting and Pablolledo.com, companies specialized in project management. Pablo, in addition to being a professor at prestigious universities, has published eight other project management textbooks. In the past years, he has been selected to be a speaker at international project management institute congresses, and he won the PMI Distinguished Contribution Award 2012.