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Head First PMP: A Brain Friendly Guide To Passing The Project Management Professional Exam is an excellent book for Project Management Professionals, or PMPs. It is a helpful guide for those who want to obtain a new certification or renew their present certification. The book also consists of a full-length specimen exam. Summary Of The Book Head First PMP: A Brain Friendly Guide To Passing The Project Management Professional Exam is one of the comprehensive exam preparation books for Project Management Professionals (PMPs). This book is also helpful for beginners in a basic project management class. Conjointly, it acts as an effective tool for practitioners who intend to clear the PMP exams. The eloquent and picturesque format of the book is unique, which also makes it easy to understand. The book outlines the fundamental concepts of PMP, which helps aspirants in understanding the PMBOK principles. The guide book is updated with certification objectives and latest principles. This preparation guide also contains many sample questions and strategies to crack exams. The authors have also introduced two new processes in this edition: Identify Stakeholders and Collect Requirements. The format of Head First PMP: A Brain Friendly Guide To Passing The Project Management Professional Exam is the result of detailed research in learning theory, cognitive science, and neurobiology. The text follows an interactive user-friendly format, which helps the readers to easily remember the concepts, unlike the case of guides that sport the usual text-only format. There are many examination strategies and practice questions along with games, exercises, problems, and puzzles to enhance the learning experience for the users. About Jennifer Greene And Andrew Stellman Jennifer Greene has extensive experience in building software products for different organizations. She has built teams for software testing, and supported and guided organizations to resolve their usual process difficulties, and create new and improved software products. At present, she heads a development group for a global media company. Though a New Yorker, Andrew Stellman graduated in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science in Pittsburgh. He later worked as a programmer for EMI Capitol Records. Greene and Stellman have authored some books together: Applied Software Project Management, Head First C#, and Beautiful Teams. Jennifer Greene and Andrew Stellman worked together at a financial software company at first, where Andrew managed a team of programmers. Later, in 2003, the authors founded Stellman & Greene Consulting, which focused on management consulting, project management, software development, and process improvement.