A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Seventh Edition and The Standard for Project Management (ENGLISH) Seventh edition

Excellent customer service! The spiral-bound PMBOK Guide was precisely what I was looking for.

This guide is very well written and makes learning easy. So easy, that I was able to read it once through and pass the PMP exam all above target on the first try.

Great condition (new) and it was shipped and received timely.

Good book, easy to read and understand.

The book is perfect and detailed

A must have for every project manager

If your into consulting, than this book is for you. I can’t put the book down as I find it so interesting. Filled with great information about a project manager’s job as well as all the resources and intellectual properties one needs to succeed in project management. I will read this book twice and always have on hand as a resource to look back upon. This is an educational book that has tons of information that will make you a great project manager and consultant. This is not the only book you need to study with though. I read the book and took some practice questions and got them all wrong. This will not prep you for the exam alone. Also, don’t waste your money on the 35 hour training with PMI. It’s not worth it!

The information is helpful while studying for your PMP, but HOLY COW the layout of the book is horrible! Each page has about 4" of white space on the bottom - great for notes, but horrible for following concepts clearly across pages! Page breaks are arbitrary and often chop sections into two pages when they could fit on one page, making it hard to follow the content. Same thing with charts and graphs - they flow to a second page when there is ample room to keep it in line with the title and explanation of the graphic. I am constantly having to make arrows to remind me to continue to turn the page to follow a concept. A few hours of layout work would improve the effectiveness of this book as a study tool 100%. For almost $70, I expect it to be a professionally laid-out book, not what looks like a copied PDF slapped into PowerPoint and printed out. Honestly, it seems like they did this to make the book almost 300 pages instead of what would be 150 with good layout to justify the price! :D