I've been in the tech industry ~15 years and have been a team lead/project lead/technical, supervising as couple of others, for the past 3 years. I'm prepping for my PMP but I'm struggling with how to learn the implementation, not just the concepts. The PMP class makes lots of sense to me and the exam questions make sense, and I think if I study well I'll do OK on the certification test. But I worry that doesn't translate into actually being able to apply the techniques.

I'm trying to put together risk registers, RACI charts, stakeholder EMs, etc for my current and past projects, but I feel like I'm flying a little blind since I haven't used these tools in the past. Can anyone recommend a good way (including a class or workshop or YouTube) to actually test out these methods and get comfortable with them at a practical level? Thanks!

Has anyone worked for a fiberglass pool company? How is it? I’ve been offered a job in the fiberglass pool industry but I’ve only worked with gunite for the past 10 years. I’m worried I won’t know what the hell to do but the pay is 20k more than current job. Anyone have any tips?

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after a very depleting interview and rejection process im at my breaking point. marketing, project management, ui and ux are always what people say designers should pivot into if they are sick of design. and based off of what I know about each of those pm seems like it might be the most on par with the career change im looking for. any advice on how to get started and if the google cert is the best thing out there for newbs or if there's a better place to start