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How Do I Maintain My PMP® Certification?

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Did you get PMP® certified? Congratulations! It is not an easy feat to go through all the hard work in order to get your PMP® certification. But your credential is valid for only three years. You must participate in the Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program of PMI to keep your credentials active.As a PMP® credential holder, it is recommended by the Project Management Institute (PMI) to earn 60 PDUs (Professional Development Units) every three years. The CCR program encourages every PMP® certified professional to undergo educational and professional development activity. One PDU is equivalent to one hour of time that you spend in a Professional Development activity. There are multiple ways to earn these PDUs.Maintain your PMP® certification with CCR and PDUsEarning your PMP® certification is a big step but maintaining it should not be a big issue for you. The Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) program offered by PMI is designed for you to grow and develop the skills that organisations are seeking in the present market scenario and at the same time you can maintain your certification status.CCR is an easy-to-use online tool through which you can report your PDUs. The Professional Development Units (PDUs) can be calculated in blocks of one hour of time that you spend by learning, teaching others, or volunteering. You can maintain your PMP® certification status with PMI by accumulating and tracking these PDUs over a three-year period.You need to earn 60 PDUs in order to maintain your PMP® certification exam. You can claim the required PDUs in two forms. They are:EducationGiving backPMP® Certification renewal feesOnce you meet the PDU requirements of CCR, you can complete the renewal process of your credential at any point of the cycle. You will receive an electronic notification to apply for PMP® certification renewal after PMI confirms that you have met the PDU requirements. You will be directed to submit the renewal fee payment on the online certification system as soon as you receive the notification. You should keep in mind that you must submit the payment in no later than 90 days after your cycle end date.The CCR renewal fee for members and non-members are as follows:PMI Membership StatusCCR Renewal FeePMI member$60Non-member$150Ways to earn PDUs through Educational activities - PMI Talent Triangle™`Research shows that the ideal skill set which the practitioners need to possess should comprise of technical, leadership, and strategic and business management competency. This is called the PMI Talent Triangle™. These competencies can be explained as:Technical project management: This competency comprises of the knowledge, skills, and behaviors related to specific domains of Project, Program, and Portfolio Management.Leadership: This competency comprises of the knowledge, skills, and behavior specific to leadership-oriented, cross-cutting activities that help an organisation to achieve its business goal.Strategic and business management: This competency includes the knowledge and expertise required in the industry or an organisation that enhances performance and delivers the business outcomes in a better way.The courses and activities included under the three components of the PMI Talent Triangle™ for the candidates to meet the 60 PDU bundle requirement prescribed by PMI are as follows:TechnicalLeadershipStrategic and Business ManagementLife Cycle ManagementCoaching & MentoringCustomer relationship & satisfactionTime, Scope, Risk ManagementProblem SolvingBenefits RealisationEstimationTeam BuildingLegal & Regulatory complianceAgile PracticesEmotional IntelligenceStrategic planning & analysisGovernanceConflict ManagementOperational FunctionsData gathering and modelingBrainstormingBusiness acumenEarned value managementInfluencingCompetitive analysisPerformance ManagementListeningMarket awarenessInterpersonal skillsBusiness models and structuresYou can choose from one of the following options under Education in order to earn the 35 PDUs under the CCR program offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI)®:1. Course or TrainingThe courses or training refers to the Instructor-led formal education courses or classes held in-person or online. Taking up the educational training courses is one of the effective and traditional ways to learn. You can choose the best-suited option from the plethora of options offered by PMI and third-party providers across the globe to earn 1 PDU of every hour of instruction:Training courses offered by a PMI Registered Education Provider (R.E.P)Face-to-face and instructor-led courses from PMI SeminarsWorld®Educational events held by PMI chapterAcademic education through programs accredited by the PMI Global Accreditation Center (GAC)Courses offered by other third-party providersE-learning On Demand courses.2. Organisation MeetingsThe activities, meetings, and local events are referred to as organisation meetings which provide you with an opportunity to learn and network with the other professionals. You can earn 1 to 2 PDUs by attending the events organised by PMI throughout the year.3. Online or Digital MediaThis comprises of the self-paced learning conducted online or through varied forms of digital media. You can customise your learning and educational opportunities according to your needs and suitability with the help of technology. There are numerous educational webinars, videos, and other types of digital content available online and on demand. You can earn 1 PDU by attending 1 hour of learning. The opportunities available through these resources are as follows:ProjectManagement.comPMI Online CoursesPMI Registered Education Providers (R.E.P.s).4. ReadDid you know that you can earn PDUs for your CCR by reading? Yes, you can do that through self-directed reading that is relevant to your PMP® certification. Reading is one of the valuable components of learning and there are numerous reading resources available that is related to the profession. You can choose from articles, books, whitepapers, or blogs to keep yourself updated in order to support your ongoing professional development.5. Informal LearningYou can also earn PDUs to maintain your PMP® certification by taking part in educational opportunities which focus on structured discussions. Sometimes, you get to learn from interaction with others. Also, 1 hour of learning under informal learning is equivalent to 1 PDU.Ways to earn PDUs by giving back to the professionYou can expand your knowledge and skills both personally and professionally while earning your PDUs to maintain your PMP® certification by giving back to the profession. This can prove to be a unique and great way to expand your horizons.Choose from the following ways to earn your PDUs by giving back to the profession:1. Work as a PractitionerYou can claim 8 PDUs per cycle by working as a practitioner and working in a domain area related to your certification. This enables you to apply your skills and knowledge in a practical setting. It also allows you to contribute to sustaining and growing the profession. These PDUs are only applicable to your current cycle and cannot be transferred.2. Create ContentDid you know that you can give back to the profession by creating content? Yes, you can earn PDUs to maintain your PMP® certification by creating new knowledge resources for practitioners as well as the public at large. You can share your insight and knowledge with others and contribute to their ongoing learning by developing knowledge resources. You can earn 1 PDU by spending 1 hour on creating content and can create new content in the following ways:Authoring booksWriting articles or blogsCreating webinars or presentations.3. Giving a PresentationThere are many occasions like PMI chapter event, professional conference, or within your organisation where you can give a formal presentation to others and share the knowledge which you have gained during your PMP® certification journey. You can earn 1 PDU by spending 1 hour in giving a presentation.4. Share KnowledgeYou can help others learn and grow by sharing your domain knowledge. You also contribute towards the growth of the profession and enhance the practices that are essential to your certified role by sharing your skills with others. Even if you are involving yourself in mentoring, teaching, or applying your subject matter knowledge towards an activity, but others will be benefited from your experience and perspective.5. VolunteerPMI has an active community of thousands of volunteers who offer their support to the Institute and the profession by working in a wide range of roles. You can earn PDUs to maintain your PMP® certification by offering your domain-related services as a volunteer to non-employer or non-client organisations. 1 hour of volunteer service is equivalent to 1 PDU.Volunteering options offered by PMIAre you trying to figure out a volunteering option to meet your CCR? There are numerous ways in which you can advance your career by contributing to PMI as a volunteer. These volunteering opportunities encompass a wide range of skills, interests, and goals.PMI helps you to search for volunteering opportunity easily around the world with the help of their Volunteer Relationship Management System (VRMS). So, pick the right opportunity for you from the following options:PMI Board of DirectorsBoard Support CommitteesPMI Educational Foundation (PMIEF)Member Advisory Groups (MAGs)Region MentorsStandards CommitteesExam Development VolunteersPMI Awards EvaluatorsPresenters at PMI EventsPMI Publication Reviewers (Knowledge Shelf, Bookstore reviewers, Project Management Journal® reviewers)Chapter Volunteers.PMI Local ChaptersBecome a member of your local PMI Chapter by paying a registration fee of $129 and a joining fee of $10 and take advantage of the knowledge and networking offered by it. The benefits of joining the local PMI Chapter are as follows:1. Get access to the inner circle of local Project ManagersGrow your network with the other professionals who are driving the field of project management forward. The group might vary from those who have just started to those at the top of their careers.2. Get easy access to exclusive events and seminarsAttend the chapter meetups and special guest talks to learn about the approach to facing new challenges from the professionals who have overcome similar obstacles in the past.3. Discover relevant job opportunitiesGet an opportunity to build your network with the local Project Management Professionals and get connections in companies located in your area to find new opportunities.To wrap it upEvery professional has got different goals and interests, in the same way, there are different types of requirements across various industries. As you have read above, PMI offers a plethora of opportunity to you in order to meet the CCR program, enabling you to explore new options and new avenues.You can choose the opportunities from education and giving back to the profession that suits you the best in order to fulfill the 60 PDU requirements to maintain your PMP® certification. You can read more about the Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR) by clicking here. Going further, getting a PMI membership exposes you to multiple opportunities which you can take in order to meet your CCR requirements.

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All You Need To Know About PDUs Under PMI Talent Triangle™

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Earning a PMP® certification is a big step in your professional growth. But that’s not the end of your PMP® certification journey. You need to renew your credentials every three years in order to continue being PMP® certified by meeting the PDU requirements under PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements (CCR). The increasingly competitive and complex global market demands more than technical skills from you. Companies seek added skills in business intelligence and leadership to meet long-term strategic objectives. The PMI Talent Triangle™ involves the ideal skill set and is a combination of technical, leadership, and strategic and business management expertise. You must develop these employer-demanded skills to stay relevant and competitive in the current market scenario.This blog will discuss how you can maintain the required PDUs under the CCR program by acquiring all the competencies mentioned under the PMI Talent Triangle™.PMI Talent Triangle™ and PDUsPMI continuously tries to keep its project management certifications relevant to the industry and organisation needs. And in order to do so, it takes inputs from industry veterans to keep updating the content and pattern of exams. The Project Management Institute (PMI) developed and announced its Talent Triangle™ in the year 2015. PMI clearly declared the areas of competence that a current-day project manager needs to consider.The combination of skills valued by employers as highlighted by the PMI Talent Triangle™ are technical, leadership, and strategic and business management. This framework plays a pivotal role in your ongoing professional development.The competencies can be defined as follows:1. Technical: This competency comprises of knowledge, skills, and behaviours related to the specific domains of program, project, and portfolio management. It involves the technical aspects of performing your job or role.2. Leadership: This competency comprises of the knowledge, behaviours, and skills involved in the ability to motivate, guide, and direct others to achieve a goal.3. Strategic and Business Management: This competency comprises of the knowledge and expertise within the organisation which helps you to align your team in a way that enhances performance and ensures better delivery of business outcomes.You must renew your PMP® certification after a period of every 3 years. Project Management Institute (PMI) simplifies this process by awarding Professional Development Units (PDUs) which you need to claim by continuing education and giving back to the profession.The Professional Development Units (PDUs) are one-hour blocks of time which you need to claim by learning, teaching others or volunteering. You can maintain your certification status with PMI by accumulating these PDUs over a period of 3 years.You can claim the PDUs for renewing your credentials in two ways, namely, education and giving back to the profession. The PDUs under these categories are as follows:CategoryPDUsEducation35Giving back to the profession25The activities and courses included under the three components of the PMI Talent Triangle™ are as follows:TechnicalLeadershipBusiness & Strategic ManagementLife Cycle ManagementCoaching & MentoringCustomer relationship & satisfactionTime, Scope, Risk ManagementProblem SolvingBenefits RealisationEstimationTeam BuildingLegal & Regulatory complianceAgile PracticesEmotional IntelligenceStrategic planning & analysisGovernanceConflict ManagementOperational FunctionsData gathering and modelingBrainstormingBusiness acumenEarned value managementInfluencingCompetitive analysisPerformance ManagementListeningMarket awarenessInterpersonal skillsBusiness models and structuresThere are numerous options available under education and giving back to the profession which allows you to earn the required PDUs to meet the CCR program confirmed by PMI:CCR Claim CategoryActivity DetailsEducationAttend Course or Training (Physical Classroom/online)EducationOrganisation Meetings (Max 2 PDUs)EducationOnline or Digital MediaEducationOnline or Digital Media Self-Read - Reading Project ManagementEducationInformal learningGiving BackWork as a Practitioner - Working in your certified role (Max 8 PDUs)Giving BackCreate content - Creating new knowledge resourcesGiving BackGiving presentationsGiving BackShare Knowledge - Mentoring, Teaching, Allying KnowledgeGiving BackVolunteer - At PMI or other not for profit organisationThe educational activities are aligned with the areas under the PMI Talent Triangle™ by spending at least 8 hours of effort or claim 8 PDUs for each one of Technical, leadership, and strategic areas. Do you need more clarification on the PDUs distributed across all the three areas?The following chart will give you more clarity:Activities in Giving BackPDUs to maintain your PMP® certificationCreate Content - Creating new knowledge resources, giving presentation, and share knowledge25 (Maximum)Volunteer - At PMI or other not for profit organisation25 (Maximum)Work as a Practitioner - Working in your certified role8 (Maximum)Total PDUs for giving back25Ways to earn PDUs through EducationYou can earn PDUs under the CCR program by choosing from numerous opportunities and ways provided by PMI. They are:1. Course or training: You can earn PDUs by participating in educational training courses, which is a traditional and effective way to continue your learning. Earn 1 PDU by attending 1 hour of course or training and you need to report each course separately.2. Organisation meetings: PMI chapters and other third parties host professional meetings throughout the year on a local basis. These meetings include educational components and provide you with the opportunity to learn and network. PDUs which you can earn by participating in the organisational meetings are typically limited to 1 to 2.3. Online or digital media: There are numerous online educational webinars, videos, and other types of digital content which are available online and on demand. Technology allows you to customise your learning and educational opportunities according to your schedule and needs. Every hour of learning is equivalent to 1 PDU.4. Read: You can stay informed and support your ongoing professional development by reading books, articles, whitepapers, or blogs. Reading is a valuable component of learning and you can find countless reading materials related to PMP® certification. You earn 1 PDU with every hour of learning.5. Informal learning: Engage yourself in professional discussions with other PMP® professionals and earn PDUs while getting mentored or participating in a “lunch and learn” session with your organisation. 1 hour of learning is equivalent to 1 PDU.Ways to earn PDUs by giving back to the professionIn order to meet the required PDUs under the CCR program, you need to choose from one of the following ways or opportunities offered by PMI under the category of giving back to the profession:1. Work as a Practitioner: You can apply your knowledge and skills in a practical setting and use these competencies actively in order to contribute towards sustaining and growing the profession. You can earn a maximum of 8 PDUs which can be claimed per cycle.2. Create Content: You can create new content by authoring books, blogs or articles, or creating webinars or presentations to share your knowledge and insight with others and contribute to ongoing learning. You can earn 1 PDU by spending 1 hour creating the content.3. Give a Presentation: There are numerous occasions which would allow you to give a formal presentation to others, and share knowledge that relates to your PMP® certification. You can earn 1 PDU every hour which you spend giving presentation.4. Share Knowledge: Were you aware that you can gain 1 PDU with every hour which you spend sharing knowledge? You grow the profession and enhance the practices that are essential to your certified role by sharing your skills with others. You will benefit others with your experience and perspective by choosing to mentor, teaching, or applying your subject matter knowledge towards an activity. With every hour that you spend sharing knowledge, you can earn 1 PDU.5. Volunteer: You can serve as a volunteer on a PMI committee or team and support the institute and the profession in a wide range of roles. You can also volunteer your domain-related services to other non-profit organisations. With each hour of volunteer service, you can earn 1 PDU.Report your PDUs using CCRSThe most efficient way to record your PDUs is by using the Continuing Certification Requirement System (CCRS). It is your responsibility to record your PDU activities as they occur. In order to maintain your active certification status, you must record PDUs and complete the renewal process before your CCR cycle ends. Your certification will be suspended if you do not earn and record the required PDUs within your CCR cycle.CCR ProcessDo you want to know, how the CCR process works? There are a few key steps that encompass the process of participation in the CCR program. They are:Step 1Earn a PMI certificationYour CCR cycle begins on the day you pass your PMP® exam and lasts for 3 years.Step 2Participate in professional development activitiesYou need to take part in professional development activities in order to earn PDUs.Step 3Record and report PDUsYou need to submit your PDU claims for your certification through the CCR system (CCRS).Step 4Fulfill CCR requirementsYou need to earn enough PDUs in order to meet the CCR requirements for your certification.Step 5Complete CCR application and pay renewal feeYou’ll receive information from PMI for renewal and provide paymentStep 6CCR Renewal CompleteYou need to follow guidelines in order to continue maintaining your certification.To wrap it upAs a PMP® certified professional, you must understand that PMI wants to ensure that PMP® exam is an accurate reflection of the knowledge, tasks, and skills that project management professionals actually need to perform on a daily basis. Further, 20 to 25% of the 200 questions are driven from the new outline changes that come into the picture through the PMI Talent Triangle™. It focuses on aligning the exam questions with the latest project management practices in the market.The Continuing Certification Requirement (CCR) program allows you to maintain your PMP® certification by earning a specific number of PDUs fixed by PMI. You need to fulfill the requirements by undergoing activities and courses under the two categories, namely, education and giving back to the profession. Moreover, you need to align your 35 PDU requirements with the three skill areas under the PMI Talent Triangle™, namely, technical, leadership, and business and strategic management.

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Do you meet the eligibility criteria to sit for the upcoming PMP® certification exam? If yes, then you should begin your PMP® application process as soon as possible. As you have begun preparing for the PMP® exam, you must have got to know by now that the application process for PMP® exam seems to be very overwhelming. If you are yet to complete the training and gain the required contact hours to qualify the standards set by PMI then you should do it before you go ahead with the application process.It will be a relief for you to know that the application filing process for the PMP® exam is pretty straightforward, although, you might take some time to collect a few of the required information. You can choose between either online or filling a printable form to begin your application process. If you opt for the offline version then you need to send the form via courier, whereas, the online version is an instantaneous process.6 steps to fill your PMP® application formThe online form is the simplest and easiest way to begin the application process for your PMP® certification journey. The following steps are surely going to simplify your efforts while filling up your PMP® application form:1. Create a free account at PMI.orgThe PMP® certification exam application process begins with creating a free PMI account. Follow these steps to create your account:Click on ‘Login/Register’ at the top right corner once you go to http://www.pmi.org/.Click on ‘CREATE ACCOUNT’ and follow the on-screen instructions for creating your account.Then you need to wait for the follow-up mail to arrive in order to confirm your registration and then log in to your account.2. Fill the PMP® application formThe application form is divided into three sections, which are:First section: In this section, you need to provide your general information.Second section: In the next section, you need to provide your project management experience.Third section: Finally, you need to provide the details of your 35 contact hours training program in this section.Is that too much information to provide? Fret not, you can fill up the application form in multiple sittings. But you should remember that once you start filling your application form, you must complete and submit it within 90 days.You should ensure that the information provided in the PMP® application form is accurate and correct, or else, it would be very difficult for you to change the same once you submit the application. So, you should revise all the information twice before you submit it to PMI.3. Application completeness reviewThe Project Management Institute (PMI) uses email as a means to communicate all the information regarding your application status. It takes around 5 to 7 working days for PMI to complete reviewing your application once you submit it.4. Paying the examination feeOnce your application is reviewed and accepted, you receive a confirmation email from PMI. You will also be asked to make the payment for the PMP® certification exam. You need to pay $555 as an exam fee for your PMP® certification exam, but you can bring down this cost to $405 by becoming a PMI member.5. PMP® AuditA crucial stage for every PMP® aspirant is to make through the PMP® audit. However, PMI picks a small set of applicants randomly for the audit. This stage is followed by the submission of your PMP® application. Once you are selected for an audit, PMI will ask you to provide copies of certificates supporting your experience, contact hours training program information, education certificates, etc. Finally, you need to submit these documents and PMI will take approximately one week to review your documents.Once PMI is convinced with the information provided you, they will approve your application. After that, you can proceed to pay the fees for your PMP® exam.6. Schedule the PMP® examOnce you pay the examination fee, PMI will send you an eligibility code through an email. You need to use this unique code to schedule your PMP® exam through the Prometric site. You should keep in mind that you will have only one year to pass the exam from the date of receiving the code. Further, you can only take three maximum number of attempts.You should also note that you will only have 90 days to submit the documents to the PMI in order to complete the audit process. Also, your eligibility period will start from the day your audit is cleared.Schedule your PMP® exam through Prometric in 8 stepsThe easiest and quickest way to schedule your PMP® certification exam is by logging in to www.prometric.com. Once you log in, follow these steps to candidature for your exam:Step 1: Once you log in to the Prometric website, you need to choose the name of the test sponsor from the list and then you need to click on ‘Search’. Project Management Institute (PMI) is the test sponsor for the PMP® certification exam.Step 2: In the next stage you will find yourself in the PMI’s page in Prometric where you need to click on ‘SCHEDULE MY TEST’.Step 3: Once you do that, you will land on a page which gives you the option of choosing your country and state.Step 4: After choosing the country of your domicile, you will land on a page with all the information about the PMP® exam. You will find information of eligibility for PMP® exam, accommodations, documents to be carried along for the test, time of arrival to the exam center, rescheduling and cancellation policy, and online scheduling of the exam.Step 5: The next page consists of information regarding the privacy policy set by PMI for all the PMP® aspirants. Agreeing to these clauses will lead you to the next page.Step 6: You need to enter your Eligibility ID received from PMI along with the first four letters of your last name in this page.Step 7: Once the information provided by you matches, you will need to choose the date and time of your choice to appear for your PMP® certification exam. Moreover, this page will allow you to know the available options to choose the date and time of your exam.Step 8: The verification process is over once you choose your test center and provide the other additional information.How to choose the right projects for your PMP® application?Only 20% of the PMP® aspirants are selected for the PMI audit. To make it simple, you need the signatures of the stakeholders on the project description, information, and your role in the project to meet the requirements of the audit. The following points will surely prove to be helpful for you while choosing the right projects for your PMP® application:If you need to make a choice from multiple projects, it will be a wise option on your end to specify the projects and stakeholders for which you can easily acquire the formal approval when you are chosen for the audit.Another point which you should keep in mind is that you need to use PMI terminology as you are applying for a PMP® certification. Few good examples of the same are planning, lessons learned, updating business documents, and process assets.You can’t fake any information which is not accurate in your application. First, it is against the PMI code of ethics and second, if PMI finds the information to be wrong in its audit process then that is the end to your application and certification.Few things to avoid in your PMP® applicationAs mentioned above, applying for PMP® certification is a very straightforward process, but you need to consider a few dos and don’ts while filling your PMP® certification application. They are as follows:While specifying the contact information, you need to ensure the availability of someone in that location to receive your PMP® Certificate or any kind of communication received from PMI in a physical form.You need to check the availability of contact information for each project before you give the reference of the same. That’s because, if your application is picked for the audit then you have to take the signature from the reference that you state in the application as a proof of your provided information.You need to have the copies of all your education qualification certificate and have access to the certificate for your 35 contact hours. You might need these for audit too.PMI MembershipIt is highly recommended but optional for you to become a PMI member that might prove helpful for you to begin and continue with your PMP® certification journey. The following two reasons can motivate you to go ahead with your active PMI membership:As a PMI member, you will pay $405 for the PMP® certification exam, whereas, you would need to pay $555 as a non-PMI member. Getting a PMI membership will cost you $129 with a joining fee of $10. Keep visiting pmi.org for more recent information about the cost.You can maintain your PMP® certification and obtain PDUs easily with an active PMI membership.PMP® eligibility requirementYou need to meet certain eligibility criteria which have been set by PMI for all the aspirants of PMP® certification. The education and experience requirement set by PMI to sit for the PMP® certification exam are as follows:You need to have a 4-year bachelor degree along with 4500 hours of experience in leading and managing projects.If you have a high school diploma then you need to have 7500 hours of experience in leading and managing projects.Once you fulfill one of the above conditions, you need to fulfill a final prerequisite for your PMP® application which is 35 hours of PMP® training.Let’s wrap it upThe PMP® certification exam process might look a little complicated but it is a very straightforward process. You need to provide correct information about your education, experience, and training programs in order to qualify the PMI audit process. Further, you need to keep the duplicates of all the documents with you while filling your PMP® application form. And once you are selected for an audit, you can send the same documents to the PMI.This blog talks about the steps which you should follow while completing your PMP® application process along with all the steps to confirm your appointment at your nearest Prometric center. These steps will surely guide you to fill up your PMP® application form. Also, keep in mind the dos and don’ts while filling your application so as to avoid any dismay of rejection from PMI regarding your PMP® application.Wish you all the luck for your PMP® certification journey!

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