By Michelle LaBrosse, PMP Instead of disdainfully dismissing troubling emotional responses to challenging circumstances (mine or others) – I am embracing inner turmoil that sometimes bubbles up to the surface. During the holidays, it’s easy to get caught up in habituated responses to family dynamics with archetypal response patterns (AKA “the same old same old”). […]
As of September 25, 2023, PMI has introduced improved forensics for assessing if people are cheating on the PMP exam. At Cheetah Learning we significantly applaud this measure as it hurts every person who has passed the PMP exam legitimately when there are people who can game the system and become PMP certified without putting
NEWS PROVIDED BY Cheetah Learning 06 Sep, 2023, 10:11 ET PHOENIX, Sept. 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Cheetah Learning, a leader in Accelerated Exam Prep for the Project Management Professional (PMP)®, has been named Best Project Management Learning Provider 2023 by Corporate Vision, a digital platform to support and guide better business practices with a monthly magazine read by
Cheetah Learning Launches Virtual Leadership Certification Course to Address Remote Work Environment PHOENIX, Ariz. – Aug. 1, 2023 – Cheetah Learning has added a new course to address a growing national shortage of qualified leaders skilled in leading remote teams. The Certified Virtual Leader Program teaches students how to assemble, manage, inspire and succeed with
Earns 4.9 out of 5 stars on review site PHOENIX, Ariz. – July 5, 2023 – Cheetah Learning, a leader in Accelerated Exam Prep for the Project Management Professional (PMP)®, is proud to announce that clients have awarded it 4.9 of 5 possible stars on Trustpilot, an independent online site that allows consumers to share
PHOENIX, Ariz. – June 13, 2023 – Students who take Cheetah Learning’s Accelerated Exam Prep course pass the Project Management Professional (PMP)® test at a 99% rate, which is unprecedented in the field. “Cheetah’s accelerated learning techniques help students quickly assimilate and recall a large amount of content leading to nine out of ten classes
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
