PMP Flashcards

I purchased the PMP Study Cards: PMP Exam Prep 2 to help with my exam preparation, and I’m very pleased with them\. The cards are well\-organized and make it easy to review key PMP concepts in a quick and focused way\. The content is clear and concise, which makes studying more efficient, especially when I only have a short amount of time\. They are also easy to carry around, so I can study on the go whenever I have a free moment\. Overall, I’m happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone preparing for the PMP exam who wants a simple and effective study aid\.

There's a lot of PMP test advice that tells you not to memorize terms but understand how they're used in context. However, the cards provide more than a definition but also situationally, which is helpful. It also included terms in order of the ECO tasks, terms that weren't mentioned in any other PMP test prep book but were obviously relevant to the task. The questions are also good practice.

September 2025 - I have not taken the test yet, so I will come back with a review then... However, these cards did not review anything about SCRUM in Agile projects. Not good.

These cards cover all of the material that will be in the exam and are very easy to carry around and study from or just cram with at home. They're color coded by section and have bullet points or simple answers to make it easy to ingest and RETAIN the information. I actually think these are great for OVERALL leadership and management crash courses and refreshers for people on the job for a while especially as hybrid work schedules become more common and people skills need to change as well. These are amazing and I'm very happy to have them!

I started using these PMP study cards for my upcoming exam, and they have been extremely helpful in organizing the material in my mind. The durability and size of the cards are just right, making them easy to handle and carry around. The design is excellent, with two sides: one side has the practice questions, and the other side provides the answers and explanations, almost like a game of Jeopardy. The cards are divided into four colored sections, ranging from basic to advanced topics. I’ve noticed that the questions are similar to those in my PMP study guide from the institute, which likely means they will appear on the exam. I've been practicing with two colleagues who have taken and passed the exam, and they confirmed that the questions are either similar or the same as those on the PMP exam.

It's about the cliff note details! This set also comes with multiple choice questions. With each card there is just enough details not to get bored. I like the design and feel of the cards. The company has broken it down into simplified categories. Some of the cards come with examples and illustrations. It's like if I was a professional note taker who need to know all the information to be a successful PMP, I would've developed cards like these. They give me what I need to know and so much more. After passing the exam I'll use these cards as references. Great product!

Great Flash Cards prep exam. Content is awesome and the color coded cards make it so easy to focus on one category at at time. they come in a nice box that is easy to carry around and study from. The print is easy to read and design is great. This is a great value for the money and great tool to keep the brain working, hopefully it will improve our memory as well. The study tips are off great value too. We love that it is in cards, as we study the old fashion way and get off our phone for a bit. This a great way to stay stimulated.

I've gotten most of the way through this stack of flash cards and I'm pretty disappointed. There is one section of cards that have specific questions, but the rest only have terms on the front, and definitions or explanations on the back. The problem is, some of the terms are so broad there's no way to know what to think about them, or what the answer is. For example, "Project documentation". What am I supposed to think about that?? On the opposite extreme, some cards have terms that are so specific they are uselessly obvious. For example, there are about 10 cards for Issue Log components. One is "Issue log component: reported date". Is that not self explanatory and completely obvious? What's the point? About 1/3 of the cards lay between these two extremes and are actually helpful. If I'd paid $5, I'd be ok with all this. But for $40+ they should be MUCH better. Granted I haven't taken the exam yet, but I'm not finding these very useful as a study aide.