I seldom get the chance to talk to my friends and keep them up-to-date with what's going on with my life...
well, this is it. My online journal. Yah, another personal blog,just exactly what the world needs now. Let's be realistic, it's cheaper than overseas calls. Less tiring than novel-like emails.
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It's the longest and most nerve wracking 4 hours that I could remember.
I don't want to fail this - not only because I prepared hard for it, but because the company I work for sponsored this. In a way, they trusted me that I can handle this. (Aside from the PMP Targets for FY08, which I think is the primary reason I am in this situation right now hehe) I don't want to fail them. I don't know if I could go back in the office and say that I failed. Honestly, the pressure would not have been that high if I paid for this exam and if no one knew I took this exam. No wonder I did not feel any pressure when I took the IELTS exam last year hehe. :)
I left a bottle of water, some crackers and candies in the locker - in case I would feel hungry during the exam. I have already inquired about the location of the wash room in case I need to freshen up (in case I get too sleepy or if I feel like peeing). None of those things mattered - I never got the chance to leave my seat. I prayed real hard before I clicked on the "End Exam" button - kept on telling myself, "I did what I could", "I tried my best and spent the past 5 days reviewing for this" (luckily Monday is a holiday and I was on leave for Tuesday & Wednesday...but still attended meetings and worked for a few hours in the evenings).
This is it. I have cliked on the "End Exam" button. There's no turning back now. The screen turned white. All white. And after a minute, I saw some writings on the screen. The message that could make or break my day.
"Congratulations, you have passed the PMP exam..."
