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I have yet to see an agile project managed or delivered effectively, or leadership understand the nuances on when to apply agile vs not. Seems like a buzzword that everyone uses but very few understand. I'd love to hear if anyone has success stories though... I'm just not seeing it personally across any clients
Waterfall is outdated
PMP
None.
^On point! Most tech companies are going agile !
What are those?
Agile is a mess.
CSM if any. PMP is borderline useless and I know clients who specifically avoid PMPs because they tend to be tied to PMBOK and avoid critical thinking.
None
Neither...from someone who has managed to avoid getting a PMP for now...
As someone who has both...PMP opens more "doors" as it's normally more challenging to receive than the CSM (which any person with a brain can get). While I agree with the statement above that most "agile" projects are not effectively delivered, both have good points that you can use when managing your engagements.
I have both. CSM is useless. PMP is at least tougher to get and practical.