One of the benefits of teaching people how to use accelerated learning to pass the PMP exam quickly – I get reminded of good project management practices on a routine basis. A technique a good PM does to resolve conflicts employs direct low-key engagement. A way to do this is to ask questions – of the […]
I’ve been putting off writing the blog post on procrastinating as I wasn’t sure where to start. Plus I was a little concerned I didn’t have enough to say or had enough expertise to really be talking about all of this. And then to top it all off, I was called back on a project
I recently had an epic fail of an automated customer service experience with the UberEats app that had me so frustrated I dialed in my “Karen, I need to talk with a manager” persona, and took it up with another automated customer service process through Paypal who had processed the transaction. Paypal’s AI over rode Uber’s AI
The position I had right before I started Cheetah was as a research scientist in Systems Engineering. In that position, I found myself facilitating many project disaster recovery efforts (it is what spurred the creation of the Cheetah Project Management methodology). Project disaster recovery was in such demand there because of all the extremely intelligent
Michelle LaBrosse, PMP The common statistic is 400,000 people a year prepare for the PMP exam. Yet only half this number take this exam, and fewer than half of those pass it. So, just from the get go, 75% of Project Managers are not achieving what they originally intended to do. Now granted, studying for
How you lead and who you follow are expressions of your core values. Lets dive into this…. I was named one of the most influential women worldwide in project management after writing, “Cheetah Project Management.” Starting a career as an officer in the Air Force provided leadership training for that environment. But, it wasn’t until the PM
Creating More Value, Faster This recent article from NPR talks about how Productivity is at an all-time low. It’s not surprising as quiet quitting has become the norm. Quiet quitting means the employee puts in the minimal effort required and even less enthusiasm for the job while continuing to collect a paycheck.This makes sense as many are increasingly
Cheetah Learning Launches New Referral Program to Address Growing Need for Certified Project Managers Project management professionals crucial to American business success PHOENIX, Ariz., May 9, 2023 – Cheetah Learning, a leader in Accelerated Exam Prep for the Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam, today announced the launch of its new referral program designed to help
The Project Management Institute (PMI) has reported striking statistics on the projected demand for Project Management Professionals (PMPs) by 2030: a whopping 25 million new practitioners are needed in order to avert potential losses of up to USD$345.5 billion. Let’s review why recommending Cheetah Learning’s PMP certification is not just beneficial, but also essential for
If you’re looking to achieve your goals faster, becoming Cheetah Agile Certified could be just what you need. This recognized and respected credential signifies a level of expertise and experience in agile methodologies, which can help you to implement agile approaches more effectively and efficiently. Here are the top five ways that Cheetah Agile Certification
