A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, Third Edition (PMBOK Guides)

Great book, very informative for someone new to Project Management. Offers a basis for knowledge and provides explainations about many aspects of the jobs/departments/titles involved.

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I found this an excellent book:chocked full of information for anyone from the novice to seasoned individual. A great book for the novice to learn and understand PMOs while at the same time is an excellent resource for the seasoned project manager.

I just bought this book a month ago..I haven't given my exam yet but have started my preparation..What can you say more than that the exam itself is 100% from this book itself..
Good writing style that holds readers interest...

Hands down, this is THE worst-written book of any kind, ever. My brain totally objects to reading sentences such as, "The project manager will have to be careful that the project manager does not make mistakes that will make it difficult for the project manager to manage the project." Think I'm kidding -- hey, no one could make this stuff up. After reading three or four sentences in a row like this, I was ready to fall off my chair, or else go beat my head against the wall. And who came up with the title: "Book of Knowledge". Sounds almost religious, or else like something they'd come up with in a Star Trek movie. Sheesh. Get it because you have to, but get thee -- quick -- to additional guides to help yourself pass the PMP exam.