CompTIA Project+ (PK0-004) Cert Prep: 3 Communication and Change Management

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01 - Use appropriate communication methods.mp4

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02 - Analyze communication factors.mp4

28:42

03 - Explain communication triggers.mp4

31:11

04 - Use change control process Part one.mp4

34:01

05 - Use change control process Part two.mp4

13:28

06 - Recognize types of organizational changes.mp4

39:48

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The CompTIA Project+ certification can be an ideal fit if you’re an IT professional, particularly if you’re responsible for managing small- and medium-sized projects in the workplace. Although the subject matter of the test isn’t geared toward technical functions unique to IT, getting certified can set you apart when you’re planning your next project or looking for a job.

Discover communication and change management frameworks for leading projects more effectively, as you gather study tips and tricks for the CompTIA Project+ (PK0-004) certification exam. Learn about how to identify appropriate communication methods and analyze relevant factors and triggers. Explore the many faces of the change control process and how to use tools like regression planning to ensure project success. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better understanding of organizational change, along with new skills that you can put to use on the job before you go out and tackle the certification exam.

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