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Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by Mandar Warang

Mandar Warang — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 07:43:03 +0000

Thanks Jesse.

Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by jessefewell

jessefewell — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 22:05:19 +0000

Mandar / Apruv, the book is taking longer than we planned (which happens often with books). Hiren Doshi and I are targeting to have the book done in the next couple months, but will keep you updated here with updates.

Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by jessefewell

jessefewell — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 22:03:17 +0000

DOH! Nageswarao, you are correct; I’ve corrected the typo. The good news is the book editors will find my typos just like you did

Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by Mandar Warang

Mandar Warang — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 08:10:38 +0000

Hi Jesse,

Could you please let me know when this book would be released?

Thank you.

Regards
Mandar

Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by nageswarao

nageswarao — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:13:02 +0000

how this can come in Janury 2011?? Are we not in dooms day year.. If author is unable to take care of these details how can I am confident about the book’s conents?

Comment on Yes, I Am Writing a PMI-ACP Exam Book by Apurv Raveshia

Apurv Raveshia — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 19:20:55 +0000

Hey Jesse!

I happened to found your name from PM NETWORK’s latest issue (February, 2012). I found it interesting and did google to learn about you and found this site of your. I have also gone through free chapter of your book, liked it and would love to purchase a copy… so when is d day?

Apurv Raveshia, PMP

Comment on AgileExams.com Controversy Resolved…Sort Of by Agile Scout

Agile Scout — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 03:48:09 +0000

Being agile means being open and transparent. +1 to Joel’s comment on his point #4.
Our philosophy and ‘way of life’ in Agile is just this. It is somewhat humorous to think you can go work in the “Agile space” and be completely opaque.

Comment on AgileExams.com Controversy Resolved…Sort Of by Joel Bancroft-Connors

Joel Bancroft-Connors — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:55:33 +0000

Jesse, you continue to be a very calm voice and I definately need to add you to my RSS.

Couple of comments-
1- Because the ACP test results were delayed, they had us all in the system. We showed as certified by the time we go the emails. My guess is PMI made sure we did, so no one would complain.

2- Certifications are listed by default. Right now I’m in a quest to find out just how the heck I would opt out of the certification registry. I’m getting ready to call PMI customer service as no one on the PMP LinkedIn group seems to know.

3- The testimonial issue was addressed, I agree. And I’ll again post my disclaimer, I think it’s a great product, before pointing out what is now being overlooked. The testimonials was only one issue raised. Maybe Peter focused to much on that. We still have no answers to the other questions, like define “100 years of experience,” or can you validate you “#1 ACP Prep” claim.

4- This is a business, not a personal life. When we go into business you have to accept a certain surrender of information. Even a private bank lists the name of the president.

Comment on AgileExams.com Embroiled In Controversy by jessefewell

jessefewell — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:45:25 +0000

“John”, I agree that everyone has a right to privacy, and I do try my best to respect every individual that I come across. I just posted a follow-up (http://jessefewell.com/2012/01/20/agileexams-com-controversy-resolved-sort-of/) that reveals the issue was resolved positively, which I’m glad to see. However, I do believe the issue of internet product integrity was important enough to explore, and I explain in the post that privacy is not a universal given.

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