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Blogs as Your PMP Dumps

Let us say you are someone aspiring to become a PMP (or Project Management Professional), and you are looking for some PMP dumps (or brain dumps as they are also known) to help you prepare for the PMP accreditation process and exam. Would any blogs be useful as your PMP dumps?

It would depend on the proficiency level of the person who created these blogs in the first place. The biggest disadvantage with a PMP dump or PMP brain dump is that you are limited by the intelligence level and skill sets of the person who wrote the material.

This means that if the creator had a so-so mark on the PMP

exam and is a mediocre Project Management Professional, it would probably be a bad idea to use his experience as your benchmark for training for your own accreditation exam. But if you choose someone who is a very good Project Management Professional (as

proven by his work records and his PMP exam score, then it might be a good idea to use the blogs of that person to help you along too.

But, with the content of blogs (and this applies to all content of all blogs), you have to take the information supplied with a grain of salt: is this person telling the truth? You only have the word of the writer as your basis, so (unless you personally know this writer) you have to sieve through the advice of the person on his blog to find out what rings true and what sounds illogical and downright untrue.

This is also why some experts denounce the use of brain dumps altogether and advocate use of legitimate (albeit more expensive) PMP preparation material instead.

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