Review PMP In Depth: Project Management Professional Study Guide For The PMP Exam Author Paul Sanghera Presented In Ebook

Difficult book to review, It is very comprehensive text book for passing the PMP exam, There is little depth to the topics discussed and many parts of the books seems like it was forced writing to get around all needed topics from PMBOK.
With that in mind it is peculiar that the areas of costs and communication management seem almost be missin from the book.

In conclusion, a very dry read and not very inspiring, The primary purpose of this book is to help you pass the Project Management Professional PMP exam administered by the Project Management Institute PMI.
Because the book has a lasersharp focus on the exam objectives, expert project managers who want to pass the PMP exam can use this book to ensure that they do not miss any objective.
Yet this is not simply an examcram book, The chapters and the sections within each chapter are presented in a logical learning sequence: A topic and a

chapter only depend upon the previously covered topics and chapters, and there is no hopping from topic to topic.
The concepts and topics, both simple and complex, are clearly explained when they appear for the first time, No prior knowledge of project management is assumed, This facilitates stepwise learning, prevents confusion, and makes this book useful for anyone who wants to get up to speed quickly to learn the fundamentals of project management, pass the PMP exam, or both, even if they are new to the discipline of project management.
A fulllength practice exam with fully explained answers is also included, .