Updated September 2026 The PMP® exam changed on July 9, 2026. The Business Environment domain tripled in weight, AI and sustainability became testable topics, case-study question sets arrived, total exam time grew to 240 minutes, and eligibility rules were adjusted in candidates’ favor. Here is every change, what each one means, and how to prepare […]
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First-Mouse Mistakes: 5 PMP Prep Errors That Spring the Trap
Nobody fails the PMP exam because they didn’t care enough. That’s worth saying plainly, because if you’re studying right now and your practice scores aren’t moving, the story in your head is probably some version of I’m not smart enough or I’m not disciplined enough. Almost always, that story is wrong. People fail the PMP […]
The PMP® Exam Is Changing on July 9, 2026 — What’s Different and How to Prepare
On July 9, 2026, the PMP® exam changes. Not the passing score, not the number of questions — the kind of question you’ll be asked. And if you’re preparing with material built for the previous version of the exam, you may be studying hard for a test that no longer exists. Here’s what’s actually changing, […]
Cyborgs, Centaurs, and Self-Automators: What the MIT/BCG Study Means for Your PM Career
If you don’t know what good looks like in your domain, AI won’t teach you. It will just help you produce bad work faster. That’s the distilled takeaway from one of the most important studies on AI and professional performance published to date. Researchers from MIT Sloan, Harvard Business School, the Wharton School, and Warwick […]
Why AI Can’t Replace Domain Mastery in Project Management
The problem isn’t artificial intelligence. The problem is that organizations stopped investing in domain mastery and expected AI to fill the gap. A landmark study published by researchers at MIT Sloan, Harvard Business School, the Wharton School, and Warwick Business School tracked 244 management consultants at Boston Consulting Group as they worked with GPT-4 on […]