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I'm currently working on azure cloud in Cognizant . I've about 1.4 years of experience now. I've got an offer from Axtria as an L1 Analyst. Could anyone please suggest if the change in field is worth it. Or should I just look for other jobs in cloud only? I will have to decide this at the earliest so please do help me with it.
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I have a PMP. That's where I stopped, because, despite all the letters, people weren't seeing a huge bump in pay or opportunities (e.g. ACP, PgMP). I think in creative roles, not needed. I would rather have someone with creative experience like UX, etc. Project management principles can be taught w/o certs, as evidence by the fact that PMI makes you prove hours to even take the exam. If you're thinking of transitioning to more tech, it's worth it.
I have all the UX, UI, design, web degree on top of PM experience and not getting any interviews recently …. Everyone love my background and diverse knowledge but don’t know what going on right now in the job market. I thought may be I need PMP.
Thanks for that.
I feel the same. Would love to know what people who have gotten the PMP think. Would you do it again?
I got a job at one of the streamers (I’ve since left to avoid layoffs lol), my boss said PMP put me on top of the pile. I’m at agency now, more in programmatic, think it did the same in differentiating my resume. Also agency I’m at now is a hot mess with no SOPs, so I took some of the foundational plans from PMP and been using that to try to get some order in place. I’m studying for ACP now to do the same, but have also tried looking into what in AI i can study up on
Differentiate of course. Thank you for this
I had a past boss who told me PMP won’t really help in a creative role. At best, some different perspective? I kinda feel like high level, it can’t hurt, but won’t really be a deal breaker for anyone hiring PMs.
This. Can’t hurt but not super helpful. I have no certifications and am a very successful senior exec level PM in creative agency land. In this world it’s more about managing personalities, facilitating communication, remembering what other people are forgetting.
The value I find having a PMP gives me is the ability to put in place processes and procedures as a lot of agencies can be a bit of a free-for-all when it comes to project delivery. For larger complex projects the PMP is also giving me the tools to assess and manage risks. Beyond that unless you're getting into budgeting, resource allocation, or QA it doesn't add any other value and I agree that experience is best.
Judging from my experience, there is no benefit. I don't even have a degree.
It's all about demonstrating knowledge and results while inspiring confidence.
No point. I’ve been highly successful without it. I run circles around folks PMP certs. Just get experience. Work on hard accounts that will challenge you.