Cracking PMP Situational Questions: 5 “If-Then” Formulas That Turn Tricky Scenarios into Confident Answers

If you’ve taken even one PMP practice set, you’ve felt it: the questions aren’t asking what you know—they’re testing how you think under pressure. Situational questions are less about definitions and more about judgment: What should a project manager do next?What’s the best action, not just a plausible one. And because several options often sound […]

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Stop the Dashboard Chaos: The Simple Framework That Connects Project and Product Data (and Makes AI More Reliable)

If you’ve ever tried to answer a “simple” question like “Which initiatives are at risk because Feature X is late?” and watched five teams produce five different dashboards… you’ve already met the real problem: You don’t just have a data problem. You have a meaning problem. That’s what ontology solves. Ontology (in the practical, business […]

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From Service to Hired: Turning Veteran Experience into High-Value Roles Companies Need

You’ve led people in high-pressure environments, delivered missions with limited resources, and owned outcomes that mattered. Employers want that. This guide shows exactly how to translate your military experience into roles like Project Manager, Product Manager, Operations/Program Manager, Cybersecurity/IT, Supply Chain/Logistics, and more—complete with examples, resume bullets, and action plans you can use today. Unlocking […]

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Master of Project Academy Blog – FAQ: Go‑to‑Market Strategy for 2025

1. What exactly is a Go‑to‑Market (GTM) strategy today? A GTM strategy is the coordinated plan a company uses to bring a product to its target segments, achieve sustainable revenue, and defend long‑term market position. In 2025, AI‑native companies are rewriting that playbook—outpacing non‑AI peers in late‑stage funnel conversion (56 % vs 32 % at $100 M+ ARR) and experimenting with […]

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