TOPIC: Question After passing the PMP...

Hi all

I know this sounds absolutely absurd that I'm even asking this but there seems to be some disagreement amongst a few people I personally know concerning this topic. Regarding passing the PMP Exam (which I recently did), I NEVER have to take this exam again, correct?

I'm aware that if I do not fullfill my PDU requirement within every 3-year-cycle that my certification will expire and that waiting much longer will involve me having to go through the whole process all over again, however short of that, this is not an exam I will ever need to take again for the rest of my career/life. That's my understanding. Someone please confirm. Thanks once again!

John

John,

One word: CORRECT.

You take the PMP exam ONCE. Then you earn 60 PDUs every 3 years to renew. And for as long as you keep earning PDUs and renewing you will never have to take it again.

Thanks so very much for that assurance, and peace of mind, Cornelius!

That's what I thought, but was just making absolutely sure. Also, thank you once again for the PMP PrepCast and the PrepCast Simulator; both were invaluable to my eventual PMP success!!

John

John,

You are welcome! And if you are also looking for "PDU success", then may I (very selfishly) recommend the following:

30 Free PDUs: www.pm-podcast.com/pdu
21 Category A PDUs: www.agileprepcast.com/pdu
60 PDUs in 3 years: www.pducast.com

The only problem with all of these is that you are going to have to listen to my voice...

Have a great week!

Thanks again, Cornelius!!

Well, being that your voice is what led to my passing the PMP exam, I think it would be a pleasure to have that same voice contribute to the continuing maintenance of my PMP credential!

Thank you!!

John

Cornelius,
that was a funny comment, but I also read that the CCR programm, collecting PDU's is changing!
How is this effecting the pducast, I am just in the evaluation phase how to earn PDUs from January onwards
Jürgen

Jürgen -- the PDU Podcast has been updated to meet the latest requirements by PMI in regards to the talent triangle.

For more details about how the CCRS is changing, please listen to this interview here:
traffic.libsyn.com/pmpodcast/PM_Podcast_...ictor_carter_bey.mp3