I passed using the official PMI CAPM class, udemy had a huge sale on Andrews class, PMI Study Hall, and pocket prep. Maybe 6 weeks total studying.
Did I go a little overkill? Yes. Was it worth it? I think so.
Hello!
I've been in the industry a decade, have a NICET FAS III (SME), NICET I&TFAS II (SME), OSHA 10, and a couple other little certs that dont mean much.
What are you doing to stay intellectually stimulated or keep your resume competitive in our market? I was planning on NFPA CFPS and/or EKU FPSET degree but I don't see people that have taken that path. I know a NICET III is, "good enough" but I want more responsibility and pay lol
Managers, what are you doing to keep people educated and engaged with learning? Are people hungry to keep moving the same way?
I am a fire alarm tech trying to expand my knowledge and abilities. I bought the PMI CAPM class, Andrew Ramdayal class on Udemy, and the PMP CAPM Study Hall. What other tools do I need to be successful and pass the test the first time? Anyone with NICET certs that can compare the test difficulty?
Thank you!