Every creature great and small needs nutrients. Basically organic life evolved to need to consume and then digest food. In the past, human beings used to acquire food by hunting and gathering. But human society evolved past that. Eventually, humanity settled into agrarian societies. Then those agrarian societies become industrial societies. Then that industrialization shifted into a more information based economy. But in that information based economy, people have to work at computers. Now, in order to work as it should and also to facilitate communication and collaboration between employees and departments, specialized software has to be installed on those computers. Installing said software can be quite the project. To certify that that gets done properly, so that that people can still get their emails and work on computers that are not prone to crashing, someone needs to be in charge of the project. There needs to be someone around to certify that things go as smoothly and as swiftly as possible, which is why companies hire or appoint a project manager. But to make sure that a project manager is fully up to the task, they can check into the background and see if that person is certified as a Project Management Professional by the Project Management Institute. Speaking of which, on occasion, someone who already has certification may be subject to a PMP audit.
Before even getting appraisal, a person must first qualify as a Project Management Professional. In order to do that, a person needs to be educated, they must have a high school diploma or an associate degree or a full four year degree. Applicants must also have thirty five hours of project management education.
An audit is an appraisal. What that means is that a governing body or a sanctioning board is simply making sure that its members are as qualified as they say they are. The last thing certifying bodies need is people who misrepresent themselves in order to appear qualified for certain jobs.
There is no good reason for a person to be audited. Things do not always happen for a reason. Sometimes, they just happen randomly. It is much like life.
When an individual gets a review, there is no reason to panic. In most cases, the first thing to do is to comply. First, provide proof of education by forwarding copies of diplomas and certification. Next is to prove experience, which can be done easily. PMI already compiles work experience, so all that needs to be done is to have said compilations certified and sponsored by a manager or supervisor.
In most cases, there will be no grand announcement informing an individual that a review of their credentials has begun. Most people will simply get a notification that said review has commenced. For the most part, individuals will also get a grace period of ninety days to comply with all requirements.
Failing is one of the easiest things that can ever be done. In order to fail, all someone has to do is zilch. Failing an appraisal is as easy as simply not submitting easy procurable materials in the ninety days given.
Passing is easy. Most of the materials needed to comply with an audit are either provided by PMI or already in the hands of a person. All that is needed is to submit those materials within the ninety day grace period.
Most people participate in the economy. To do that, the need jobs. To get jobs, they need to be fully qualified for them.
Before even getting appraisal, a person must first qualify as a Project Management Professional. In order to do that, a person needs to be educated, they must have a high school diploma or an associate degree or a full four year degree. Applicants must also have thirty five hours of project management education.
An audit is an appraisal. What that means is that a governing body or a sanctioning board is simply making sure that its members are as qualified as they say they are. The last thing certifying bodies need is people who misrepresent themselves in order to appear qualified for certain jobs.
There is no good reason for a person to be audited. Things do not always happen for a reason. Sometimes, they just happen randomly. It is much like life.
When an individual gets a review, there is no reason to panic. In most cases, the first thing to do is to comply. First, provide proof of education by forwarding copies of diplomas and certification. Next is to prove experience, which can be done easily. PMI already compiles work experience, so all that needs to be done is to have said compilations certified and sponsored by a manager or supervisor.
In most cases, there will be no grand announcement informing an individual that a review of their credentials has begun. Most people will simply get a notification that said review has commenced. For the most part, individuals will also get a grace period of ninety days to comply with all requirements.
Failing is one of the easiest things that can ever be done. In order to fail, all someone has to do is zilch. Failing an appraisal is as easy as simply not submitting easy procurable materials in the ninety days given.
Passing is easy. Most of the materials needed to comply with an audit are either provided by PMI or already in the hands of a person. All that is needed is to submit those materials within the ninety day grace period.
Most people participate in the economy. To do that, the need jobs. To get jobs, they need to be fully qualified for them.
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