u/Hungry-Individual375

I would like to ask how can I make a transition into an AI project manager. I lost my job 2 months ago, i previously worked as a project coordinator in the supply chain space and passed my PMP exam 3 months ago. Looking for jobs in the supply chain space seems difficult and I would like to transition into working as an AI program Manager or AI Project Manager. What tips can you guys give to help me make the move. For more context I live in Europe.

I guess it’s finally time for me to share my PMP journey!

First, I want to thank everyone in this subreddit who shared their study plans, mock scores, exam experiences, and advice. Reading through people’s journeys honestly helped me stay motivated throughout the process.

I took my exam today and passed with:

AT/AT/T 🎉

- Above Target – People
- Above Target – Process
- Target – Business Environment

One thing I’ll say right away: the actual exam felt VERY similar to Study Hall. The wording was a bit cleaner on the real exam, but the overall style and mindset were almost identical.

My SH full mock scores were:
- Mock 1: 77%
- Mock 2: 75%
- Mock 3: 75%

Exam format/details:
- 1 drag-and-drop question
- 2 burndown chart questions
- Some multiple response questions
- No calculations/EVM math for me
- No critical path calculations either

A lot of my exam questions focused on:
- Risk management
- Conflict resolution
- Change management
- Stakeholder management

Resources I used:
- SH Plus (full mocks + mini exams)
- AR 50 Mindset videos
- Mohammed Rahman mindset videos
- AR Ultra Hard PMP Questions
- DM 110 Drag & Drop Questions

Overall, the exam difficulty felt very close to SH. Some questions were long and situational like SH, while others were short and straightforward.

Biggest lesson from my prep:
I realized I lost points in mocks mostly because I changed my original answers after overthinking. Once I trusted my first instinct more and focused on PMI mindset/process flow, my scores stabilized.

Thanks again to everyone here who shared their study formulas and experiences.

On that note…

I’m officially PMP certified!! 🚀!!!