I'm coming up on the PA test this weekend, been studying for a little over a month and feel like its time to take it. This will be my 4th test, so far I've completed all the contracts nonsense (PcM, PjM, CE) which all have a similar flow/content and exam traps (IMO). Generally, the same attitude/strategy for these tests work, one could even take all in one sitting. These last three however definitely feel like something else, and I feel like its more about not getting worn down by the questions and their annoying lack of nuance. I thought I'd reach out on this forum to see if anybody had any advice, strategy, words of wisdom or even a good story (hopefully exam related) that would help me and others that are going through this torture in boost our confidence. After all, we're all in this together....?
Anyway, thanks in advance and keep on architecting.
Hello,
I'm coming up on the PA test this weekend, been studying for a little over a month and feel like its time to take it. This will be my 4th test, so far I've completed all the contracts nonsense (PcM, PjM, CE) which all have a similar flow/content and exam traps (IMO). Generally, the same attitude/strategy for these tests work, one could even take all in one sitting. These last three however definitely feel like something else, and I feel like its more about not getting worn down by the questions and their annoying lack of nuance. I thought I'd reach out on this forum to see if anybody had any advice, strategy, words of wisdom or even a good story (hopefully exam related) that would help me and others that are going through this torture in boost our confidence. After all, we're all in this together....?
Anyway, thanks in advance and keep on architecting.