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The KnowledgeMap has trained more than 30 specialists who have successfully passed the certification exam.
Oleksandra Domina, PMP
I really enjoyed the Knowledge Map, actually! I found it, I guess, by the recommendation on DOU, I started with small tests. It is very cool that there were situational questions, they were similar to those on the exam. By the way, it is very cool that there were situational questions, so it was easier to understand them.
Also, a very cool thing is a map of indicators, which is missing. I went through it several times in addition.
Before the real exam, I also watched all the videos recommended for the sections – very convenient.
I want to thanks very much for the structure – it was easy to transfer it to TodoIst and follow a clearly formed plan. It was very important for me to see the entire training plan and complete the tasks every day, so every dollar is justified here 🙂
I can say that the Knowledge Map is 40% of my success on the exam.
Alexandr Kotkin, PMP
On October 7, 2021, after completing the Knowledge Map, I passed the PMP exam on the first try. Next in sequence.
From May 3 to May 6, 2020, I completed the Project Management Fundamentals course with Anatolii Savin. On May 25, 2020, I applied to PMI for certification. On May 30, 2020, the application was approved (without audit). From the beginning of 2021, I began independent preparation for the exam. In January-February, I tried to read the Russian version of the PMBOK Guide Sixth Edition, but without progress. The more I read, the more I did not understand project management. As a result, having previously contacted Anatolii and discussed the effectiveness of his course, as well as the statistics on the passing of his students, from May 19, 2021, I began to take a 4-month preparation course for the PMP exam on the Knowledge Map. First, I passed a preliminary PMP test, and as a result of which all my gaps were identified, a training schedule was drawn up with tasks and deadlines. Within each task, the Knowledge Map provides links to the chapters of the PMBOK Guide that I need to read, as well as links to other resources (books, YouTube, etc.) related to the topic being studied. The passage of each section ended with a test on the Knowledge Map. With a test result of 75% or more, I analyzed the wrong answers (Knowledge Map gives an analysis with the correct answer and explanation) and proceeded to the next task. With a result of less than 75%, I analyzed the wrong answers, if necessary, re-passed through the materials of the Knowledge Map. At the weekly lesson with Anatolii, we discussed the issues that arose during the passage of the Knowledge Map. I did not study every day, but on average about 12 hours a week, I studied only from the materials of the Knowledge Map. On the 3rd month, some structural understanding of project management in the PMI format began to appear. On September 19, 2021, the course was completed and, before passing the exam, I was preparing using the Knowledge Map on my own.
Based on my experience of taking the course and using the Knowledge Map, I would like to pay the attention of potential Knowledge Map users to the following:
Now about the pros and cons of working with the Knowledge Map. Pros:
Now about the cons, or rather about one con, which for me was insignificant, but for the sake of completeness review, I will state it. I’m talking about the test questions of the Knowledge Map and the answers to them. Sometimes, it was difficult to understand the question itself, sometimes the correct answer was not clear. This is probably due to translation issues. At the same time, all my comments on this matter were promptly worked out, and, perhaps, have already come to naught.
In conclusion, I note that these 4 months of preparation were interesting and played a key role in passing the exam. I express my gratitude to Anatolii and his team for the work done and the working product.
Yevhen Baranov, PMP
I used the Knowledge Map to prepare for the PMP certification, before and after the changes in the certification (since 01.01.2022). A very convenient and thorough tool, as it allows you, in the best traditions of project management, to plan your entire path and make a step-by-step preparation schedule, from the application to the date of the exam. Convenient, clear interface, at each stage of preparation according to the schedule. Together with links to specific sections of the PMBOK, the Agile Practice Guide, the schedule has links to additional literature and useful lectures on YouTube. After passing the relevant section, there is an opportunity to purchase an exam on the topic covered. The exam can be taken many times within a month, with questions translated into your native language, which is very convenient. It should be noted that the Knowledge Map allows you to take exams in training mode (the correct answer and explanation of the answer are displayed after each answer to the question) or in testing mode when the result of the exam is displayed after passing it. This option additionally has a time limit for taking the exam, which additionally disciplines and teaches you to monitor time.
As an additional plus, I guess, it is possible to form consolidated information on the dynamics of mastering relevant topics in a detailed breakdown of knowledge areas, process groups, and PMP domains with the display of percentage and quantitative values according to the number of questions and correct answers on exams.
I guess the Knowledge Map is a very effective tool and a serious help on the way to achieving your goal!
Konstantin Sinanov, PMP
KnowledgeMap.pm was one of the main resources for preparing for the PMP exam. A convenient interface for analyzing problem groups of processes and a simulator with up-to-date tests made it possible to successfully pass the exam.