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Author: Ted Hessing

I originally created SixSigmaStudyGuide.com to help me prepare for my own Black belt exams. Overtime I've grown the site to help tens of thousands of Six Sigma belt candidates prepare for their Green Belt & Black Belt exams. Go here to learn how to pass your Six Sigma exam the 1st time through!
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Avoiding The Path to Six Sigma Certification Studying Frustration

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Last time we talked about how trying to study everything on the exam all at once leads to the path of frustration.

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Mistake #3: Trying to Study Everything at Once

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Trying to study everything all at once == The Path to Frustration

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Help me decide! Six Sigma Yellow Belt or Green Belt (or even Black Belt) ???

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I’m interested in either the Six Sigma Yellow or Green belt certification, by end of 2019. I’m new to Six Sigma but have been in quality improvement roles

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Dealing with Illogical Sponsors

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Not all project sponsors are what we would consider logical. Or scientific. Or maybe we just don’t understand nor agree with their viewpoint.

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AAF Case Study: Defining Project Scope

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This time we will focus on defining our process in preparation for refining our stakeholder list. These activities will inform scope and help us outline our schedules and deliverables, completing the project charter step.

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