PMI-ACP Exam Prep : A Course in a Book for Passing the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) Exam (Updated Second Edition) Paperback – 5 Oct. 2015

If you want to ace your PMI-ACP exam, but this book. I read it from cover-to-cover and did all the exercises.I still refer to it whenever I need to review concepts.

This book won't help you pass the exam, it will support you smash it!!After having successfully passed my PMP and now ACP I can categorically say that this book is a pleasure to read. I did most of my reading and mocks during my daily commute (30 minutes on the train each way). The author writes in such a way that it feels as though he is talking to you. The important bits are all marked and the content is above and beyond what is required in the exam, which supports the objective of this certification - Agile mindset. After reading this book you'll be able to discuss the pros and cons of different Agile implementations and truly understanding where and how to apply them.Jolly happy to have passed my test and I can confidently use this book whenever I need clarify something.

This is definitive study book for the PMI-ACP exam. I believe that the book could use some more of the nitty-gritty dillemma-filled and what-to-do-first-and-next day-to-day life of Agile (as the exam asked a LOT about that), alongside all the conceptual and methodological stuff, but altogether this is the book to buy.

This book is pure magic, it makes it all seem so simple! I passed my exam on first attempt after studying for one month only using this book alone. I recommend this book for any aspiring PMI-ACP candidate.

Amazon delivery is awesome, I don't trust anybody but you guys.The book is MUST read for any PMI-ACP aspirant, very simply put and touches all important topics. Its a compilation of what all you should read.

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Great book.

I believe, the book covers the core syllabus and topics are explained well. But, it could do with many more practice questions, similar to those that appear in the PMI-ACP exam. I also believe that, questions, at the end of each chapter, are far too simplistic and do not really represent the long, wordy, sometimes vague and complex questions, that one gets in the exam. Exam questions are mini issue laden scenarios, which then ask for candidate's suggestion, to deal with the issue in the scenario. I believe, these are the type of questions that this book should contain. At least 30 to 40 true exam-type questions at the end of each section.