Part 2-3 The PMP Application Process. Conquering Another Milestone
Using proper terminology shows you understand the **project lifecycle**, the **performance domains**, and the role of a **project manager**.
### **Takeaway:**
When writing your PMP experience, **always speak the language of project management**.
PMI wants to see that you *led*, *planned*, *executed*, *monitored*, and *closed* work — not that you “helped,” “supported,” or “participated.”
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## 🧩 **Core Project Management Terms You Should Use**
Each bullet begins with a Guided Link so you can dive deeper if you want.
– **Initiated** — defined scope, identified stakeholders, clarified objectives
– **Planned** — created schedules, estimates, risk plans, communication plans
– **Executed** — led teams, coordinated tasks, managed vendors
– **Monitored & Controlled** — tracked progress, managed risks, resolved issues, updated stakeholders
– **Closed** — finalized deliverables, documented lessons learned, released resources
These words signal leadership, ownership, and alignment with PMI’s expectations.
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