Thank you @Andrew Ramdayal for all your videos, advices and tips. the only focus I think you missed is the time to be used on each question.... some times is better just to read the answers because just one make sense, that will save you a lot of time, I remember you said that answers like "do nothing", "pass the responsibility" or "punish instead colaborate" are wrong; also answers like "look for the root of the problem" are the right answers.

Hey guys, I Just got an offer in a Datacenter construction in Texas, and one of the main factors was my new PMP Certification. God Bless You

Well, it is done. Now wait 48 hours for the results. Personally, it was a challenge against the clock. It doesn't make sense that the time is too short and the questions are too long to read. Definitely not time to think, and it doesn’t even have calculation questions. I am good at math and memorized all the formulas, but it didn’t have any questions with formulas. Also, the time was: 40 questions first, then a 10-minute recess, then until question 110, a second 10 minutes of recess. I finished with 78 minutes remaining in my second recess and still 70 questions remaining.... well, honestly, I had to read just the answers after that and barely read the question to pick the one that made more sense in less than 60 seconds. 240 minutes are not enough to answer 180 questions. Let's wait for the results, i'll keep you posted

How do you organize your PMP studying while working full-time? I find it difficult to balance both. Any advice or tips that worked for you?

Alright guys, tomorrow is my exam date. I am very nervous