Feb 16 (edited) • General discussion
Struggling with PMP Questions? The issue might be your decision order
Most PMP questions are not hard. But they are designed to trick you into thinking in the wrong order.
Candidates usually jump straight into tools, processes, or documents. That’s exactly where PMI wants you to go wrong.
The exam is not testing whether you know People, Process, and Business Environment separately. It’s testing whether you know which one comes first. There is a simple decision flow I use before even looking at the answer choices. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. And it eliminates wrong answers fast.
In this video, we break down:
• The first filter you must check every single time
• The common trap most candidates fall into
• Why fixing execution is usually not the first move
• How to cut answer choices in half within seconds
If you start thinking in the right order, PMP questions become predictable. Watch the video and test this method on your next practice set.
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Struggling with PMP Questions? The issue might be your decision order
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