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PM Illustrated: A Visual Learner's Guide to Project Management: Kindle Version 1.1 - January 2022
Pass the PMP® exam faster, with more confidence, by using the neuroscience of Visual Learning. Dry, boring content is challenging to remember. Yet, our brains are hardwired to recall visual, fun and unexpected information – we can use this to our advantage to make studying more fun and effective.“PM A visual learner’s guide to project management” shows you how the various elements that make up the PMP® exam fit together. Using mindmaps and illustrations, the entire PMP® exam syllabus is explained with memorable graphics and cartoons to boost recall and shorten your study time.Based on the content of the PM Illustrated.com website created by Mike Griffiths, best-selling author of the PMP-ACP® exam study materials. This book also features exclusive chapters on life cycle selection, an introduction to agile, and exam-taking tips not included on the website.Stop the highlighting and note-taking. See the big picture of the new exam curriculum. Learn concepts quicker - visually with better recall and retention.
489 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 23, 2021
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July 3, 2023
Great supplement for you PMP preparation
The illustrations and case studies were very helpful. The mapping of topics to the new ECO exam format was a little confusing. Finally, it would be great if this work could be edited to catch typos and grammar errors. Overall fantastic guide.
The illustrations and case studies were very helpful. The mapping of topics to the new ECO exam format was a little confusing. Finally, it would be great if this work could be edited to catch typos and grammar errors. Overall fantastic guide.
November 14, 2023
Finally, I found a book that holds a story for project management in an engaging way. I like Mike way of writing and even enjoyed the illustrations. Spent big times reading the dry PMbok 6 and 7 with only limited concepts stick on my mind. This one was a breeze.
October 7, 2025
It was definitely different than the other. PM books I’ve come across. There are cute little animal characters that are supposed to help you understand the concepts, and I thought that was pretty cool. However, for a picture book I really think there weren’t enough pictures.
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