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[quote=Anonymous]Project management can be a good track, but as a hiring official I wouldn't place too much value on a PM [i]certificate[/i]. We require PMP because it indicates that someone is motivated to develop their skills and continue learning outside of formal education. Also, most gov't. clients require it. Apologies to the detractors, but many of the project leads I encounter without a PMP and/or advanced degree just really don't get it on how to drive a project to success. Not to say that all PMPs are equal - and not to say that non-PMPs cannot be equally effective, but it's *one* indicator of the motivation level of the employee and what I can expect in terms of performance quality. I'd say go for the PMP if it's an area you're interested in the field - it can be lucrative and the skills are geographically transferrable.[/quote]
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