Hey there, project manager! Getting ready for the PMP exam or just looking to level up your project management skills?
Join the actiTIME Project Management Game! It’s an interactive simulator that’ll put your decision-making skills to the test in real-world project scenarios.
Why Try actiTIME’s Project Management Simulator?
Ever wonder why so many people struggle with the PMP exam? It’s usually the same reasons projects fail: bad estimates, poor time management, and no clear strategy.
To help you tackle these challenges, we’ve created a super handy learning tool that guides you through the whole project lifecycle.
- Real-world scenarios
- PMI Compliance
- Comprehensive question bank
- Instant feedback
How Does It Work?
Get ready to dive into realistic project management situations that mirror your real-life challenges.
From budgeting and scheduling to risk management and stakeholder engagement, our simulator covers all the essentials from the PMBOK Guide. Each scenario will push you to make decisions, solve problems, and tweak your strategies—just like you would in a real project.
Each scenario will push you to make decisions, solve problems, and tweak your strategies—just like you would in a real project.
We’ve got a huge question bank that follows PMI guidelines, making it a fantastic tool for prepping for the PMP exam.
Can you deliver on time and within budget? Start your journey now!
Game Levels
You’ll kick things off with some easy tasks and gradually tackle more complex situations as you gain experience. Explore all phases of project management, from initiation to closing, and watch your skills grow!
Project Initiation
- Finding stakeholders
- Creating a project charter
- Feasibility check
- Setting goals
Project Planning
- Defining scope
- Scheduling
- Resource management
- Risk planning
- Budgeting
Project Execution
- Team leadership
- Quality control
- Task management
Monitoring and Control
- Measuring performance
- Managing changes
- Problem solving
Project Closure
- Final review
- Collecting feedback
- Analytics
Project Initiation
In the Project Initiation stage, you’re stepping into the shoes of a project manager. Your job? Figure out what the project is all about! You’ll chat with stakeholders, gather what everyone needs, and whip up a project charter outlining the goals, deliverables, and key milestones. It’s all about getting everyone on the same page from the get-go.
Project Planning
Next up is Project Planning, where things get a bit tricky. You’ll need to create a solid project plan that covers all the bases. This means breaking down tasks, figuring out what resources you need, setting timelines, and budgeting it all out. You’ll also have to keep an eye out for potential risks and come up with ways to handle them. Nail this level, and you’ll have a killer roadmap to guide your project to success!
Project Execution
Now it’s time for Project Execution! This is where you roll up your sleeves and implement your plans. You’ll coordinate your team, manage resources, and ensure everything gets done on time. Be ready to tackle conflicts, adapt to surprises, and make quick decisions to keep everything running smoothly.
Monitoring and Control
At the Monitoring and Control level, you’ll keep tabs on how things are going. You’ll check the project’s progress against your plan, spot any issues, and figure out how to fix them before they become big problems. It’s all about staying on top of things and ensuring everything stays on track!
Project Closure
Finally, we’ve got to the Project Closure. Here’s where you tie up all the loose ends. Make sure all deliverables are done, and everyone’s happy. You’ll conduct final evaluations, gather feedback, and jot down lessons learned for next time. It’s a chance to celebrate what you’ve accomplished and set yourself up for even better projects in the future!
Who Is the Project Management Simulation for?
Our game is a must-have for anyone who wants to improve their project management skills, whether you’re new to the game or a seasoned pro.
- For beginners: Get hands-on experience planning, executing, and managing risks.
- For pros: Sharpen your project management, decision-making, and leadership skills through simulations.
- For PMP Exam preppers: Tackle real-life challenges to strengthen your skills and prepare for the exam.
- For team members: Learn your role, responsibilities, and how to work as part of a team.
- For students: Put your textbook knowledge into practice with immersive learning experiences.
Bonus perks for teams and companies:
- Hands-on training. Give your team real-world project management experience to build confidence and teamwork.
- Skill development. Train employees in a cost-effective way to enhance their project management skills.
- Risk management. Spot and deal with potential project risks before they become real problems.
- Team building. Foster collaboration, communication, and trust within the team.
- Process improvement. Identify areas for improvement in your project management methods and adopt best practices.
How to Start Playing
Playing the Project Management game is easy and intuitive: your goal is to stay in the game and don’t rack up five tickets, or you’ll be out on your ear. If you make it through all 52 challenges without getting fired, you’re a project management guru!
- Jump in. Start as a project manager at a software biz.
- Pass weekly challenges. Every week, you’ll get a new situation to test your skills.
- Make decisions. You’ll have two options to pick from—one’s right, the other’s a no-no. Pick the right answer, and you’ll keep going. Pick the wrong one, and you’ll get a ticket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the Project Management Simulator suitable for beginners?
A: Absolutely! The game starts with simpler scenarios and gradually increases in difficulty, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced project managers.
Q: Can I use the simulator to prepare for the PMP exam?
A: The scenarios are designed with PMI guidelines in mind, making it a valuable tool for PMP exam preparation.
Q: How can I track my progress in the game?
A: You’ll see your progress through the number of weeks survived as a project manager. If you get fired, you’ll receive feedback on your performance to help you improve.
