2021 PMP Update: Pragmatism for the New Decade

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The Agile vs. Waterfall arguments of decades past gives way to pragmatism. Project managers just need to get the job done. Companies expect to hire value-oriented project managers versed in predictive and adaptive technique. The best will progress from needing a script to follow, to making some additions to the standard project management playbooks, and finally on to hybridize predictive and adaptive models at large-scale to deliver the world’s best products with the world’s finest teams.  Project managers know that ‘Context Counts.’ Top project managers will tailor context specific lifecycle solutions for unique circumstances.

The 2021 PMP Exam Content Outline (ECO) lays bare a value delivery framework that the finest project managers will use to lead the coming decade. The change has begun. It is accelerating! 

Know what you need to know. This session is appropriate for PMP holders before the 2021 change and crucial to new aspirants. Yesterday’s training will not get you today’s PMP.

The PMP ECO changes the game and the discourse. Six iterations of the PMBOK since 1996 placed the foundation for the ECO. Today’s PMP assimilates ten times the information. Now ranging far beyond the PMBOK, the PMP is leapfrogging the status quo to deliver true Business Agility.  

Learning Objectives

This one-hour session will help you understand the new PMP and

• The Domains of Expertise
• The Tasks and Enablers
• The tools and deliverables
• The new and venerable sources of information for the PMP
• The framework created in PMP courseware for the next decade's top project managers

Know what you need to know to be among the best project managers!

Suggested price for this one-hour session is $99

PDU claim code: 4951ENZEWI

What Past Attendees Say:

• A lot of great content and guidance for those pursuing PMP.  The webinar was a good balance for those pursuing PMP and those that have it and want to understand the changes (like me). It was good for me because it focused on the direction of the industry and also because I get tapped for questions for PMP-seekers. I like to learn and know what is changing. For those who are in that catch-22 state, of already having taken courses but now are facing an exam for which they did not use the same framework, I think this gave them the information that they needed to guide them, including the extra references. Coincidentally, the day after the webinar, I had a colleague ask me Qs about the new exam. I referred them to Guerrilla Project Management. Thanks again, Andy & Dave! 
• Information was crisp, clear and informative.  Less fancy and true valuable content
• I appreciated the insight into the changes in project management