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[What's Burning?]

Only 2 pints

I needed to drive home.

[racechick]

Congrats Myown and Stonemonkey and good luck Jab. It's all happening!!

[Jabberwocky]

I just apply for any job I like the look of really.

I get 20 days education for free. Just need to choose what to do.

Have thought about APMP and Prince 2. But have heard horror stories about getting into that area

[racechick]

What's APMP and Prince?

[LRW]

What's APMP and Prince?

Project Management Qualifications. I'm PRINCE2 qualified. Not that I've ever used it really.

[racechick]

Oh Ok .

[darwin dali]

What's APMP and Prince?

Project Management Qualifications. I'm PRINCE2 qualified. Not that I've ever used it really.

Well then, how about QUEEN69 for ya?

[Jabberwocky]

So not worth the effort thwn LRW?

[LRW]

So not worth the effort thwn LRW?

I wouldn't say that. I found the course really interesting, and enjoyed it - but soon after doing it, I got made redundant, so have never really got to implement it. My wife also has it, and she only has good things to say about it.

[Jabberwocky]

There is some nice money in it as well

[WorksS25]

COD calling then F1 2012


Rossi is the GOAT.
Villeneuve greatest not to be Champ

[Hammer278]

What's APMP and Prince?

Project Management Qualifications. I'm PRINCE2 qualified. Not that I've ever used it really.

For my final year in bachelors, I did my thesis on comparing the PRINCE2 and PMBOK methodologies, to result in an improved version. PRINCE2 did seem more versatile and simpler to follow than PMBOK though I believe its not applicable as wide a scope as PMBOK? Too bad I don't have that thesis on me anymore...or I could've sent it to you for a laugh.

[Jabberwocky]

Prince was originally designed around IT projects. Prince 2 evolved from that. So it was never really meant to be a wide range method.

[Hammer278]

Yeah, but it was adopted by different industries and was said to be more efficient. However, PMBOK was and still is in use precisely for the reasons you stated.

[scotty]

Yesterday i saw something and in hindsight it's actually made me think - WTF.

Basically i was walking to the Chinese at about 9pm, and these THREE cop cars flew past lights ablaze and i swear they must have been doing AT LEAST 70-80mph, they were seriously caning it to the point of me being shocked and amazed by how fast they were going. I cannot emphasise the speed enough. This was in a built up area where the limit is 30mph and there is always a fair amount of people about. But it made me wonder, what if they somehow hit someone or lost control at that speed? It was very wet here yesterday too. I mean why the hell should be police be allowed to drive THAT quickly in such an area? I appreciate that they obviously deal with emergencies, but what if something goes wrong? They aren't superstar drivers just cause they have had a bit of extra training.