In Praise of Predictive Project Management [plus MASSIVE NEWS !!!]

The video discusses the importance of predictive project management, despite some criticism from agile proponents. It introduces three core courses and announces a permanent price reduction to make them more accessible. The reasons for this decision include recouping initial costs, the popularity of the YouTube channel, and the desire to reach a global audience. The video also addresses potential customer concerns about the price change and emphasizes the goal of making project management education more accessible.

What is the main argument for the continued relevance of predictive project management?

• It is the only method used by project managers.

• It is the daily professional practice for many managers.

• It is a derogatory term used by agilists.

• It is essential for long-term project management careers.

What significant change was announced regarding the online PM courses?

• An increase in course prices.

• The introduction of new courses.

• A permanent price drop.

• A temporary sale.

Why has the course creator decided to reduce the prices of the courses?

• To make the courses more accessible.

• To compete with other platforms.

• To introduce new course content.

• To increase the course duration.

What is one reason mentioned for the price drop of the courses?

• The courses were not popular.

• The creator wants to retire.

• The courses are outdated.

• The costs of course development have been recouped.

What should someone do if they recently purchased a course at the full price?

• Request a refund.

• Contact the creator for compensation.

• Join the community for future discounts.

• Wait for a seasonal sale.

How does the creator plan to reward loyalty among the community?

• By offering free merchandise.

• By increasing course prices.

• By providing exclusive discounts.

• By offering free courses.

What is the ultimate goal of the price reduction according to the creator?

• To focus solely on YouTube content.

• To limit the number of course participants.

• To phase out the courses gradually.

• To sell more courses and make project management education more accessible.