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Response from Cheetah Learning· Sep 26, 2022

Hi Stephanie - I researched your record and you are likely addressing the free PM Hybrid course offered to assist folks with meeting qualifications they may not have, so they can take the program for which they registered. The video you may be referring to is about Exponential Times done in 2008. We share this video to show exactly what you are addressing - how many people consider the tech they are discussing in it to be "ancient" history (CD's and Myspace) - yet it was only 14 years ago. This validates the very premise we make - things are changing quickly and it's crucial to be able to learn fast to keep up. Also, in the intro we address "perfectionism" bias and how that can impede learning. This is why we purposefully have typo's etc in the program so that folks who may be limited by perfectionistic bias, can recognize it and address how it may be impacting their ability to learn quickly. Also, the examples presented are examples. We encourage people who are becoming Project Management Professionals to adapt Project Management processes to their own strengths so they create the most success. This is why example templates are in PDF or JPG format as illustrations to this philosophy. The spread sheet you mention (referenced in the course outline) is linked in Module 3 of the class, along with the example spreadsheet. It may make more sense to take up these questions/concerns directly with the instructor rather than through the trust pilot review system. Thank you so much for pointing out these very important lessons in this course.

Response from Cheetah Learning· Dec 22, 2021

Thanks for your feedback - would love more specifics as the book was extensively edited and we have not heard this complaint before. I'm wondering if it was a formatting issue in an electronic formatted version that is unique to how some people may view it (hard to edit for that since people have so many different versions of e-readers). Additionally, we have found people who get this agitated by "issues" they perceive with material, they often get derailed by the actual PMP exam which can have extensive typos, grammar issues and seem like the questions were written by non-english speaking people (they are). So it might be helpful to understand why a perception of editing issues would cause so many challenges as it can impact achieving the goal of passing the PMP exam.

Response from Cheetah Learning· Aug 12, 2020

Joslyn, PMP - thanks for letting folks know this program is intense. We created this for top students who wanted to pass the PMP fast and get on with their life. We even let people know this in our marketing - yet some folks still think it's magic and they can just come to class and the magic will work. So I very much appreciate your candor about the intensity.

Response from Cheetah Learning· Aug 8, 2020

Hi W - I hope things are going better for you with the COVID-19 restrictions. We'll all get through this together.

Response from Cheetah Learning· Mar 13, 2019

Thanks for your feedback. We collectively review all students feedback monthly and update the course accordingly to ensure students have the best chance of passing the most current version of the exam.

Response from Cheetah Learning· Dec 12, 2018

Thank you for your input. We have a comprehensive pre-course that includes the pre-study guidance you are suggesting. Some folks though choose to disregard the instructions in the pre-course even after we send them several emails and require a phone call to discuss the PMI-Eligibility application prior to it being submitted. We have been running the program for 17 years and the majority of our students pass the PMP exam immediately after the course. It is aggressive and for those who commit to following all parts of the program, easily pass the PMP exam. It is most certainly not for everyone - but if you want to pass the PMP exam and get on with your life, it is the preferred choice.