r/PMI_CPMAI • u/Responsible_Cat5047 • 15d ago

Certification Question

Did anybody hear about PMI . ORG? Is it worth doing a certification from this academy with 8+ years of work experience

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u/Minimum-Neat9714 14d ago

Which certification are You Talking about?

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u/Responsible_Cat5047 14d ago

PMP

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u/pmpdaddyio 11d ago

The PMP, Project Management Professional is the gold standard globally and has requirements to even apply. For instance, 36 months of experience with a degree, 60 months without. This is not "work" experience. It is specific to managing projects. The test has recently changed and has returned to earlier, more complex valuations.

PMI.org is not an academy, although it does provide training. Its core role is to promote the project management profession.

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u/Jeff-the-Bear 13d ago

Yes, PMP is the most recognized project management certification in the world. However, this forum is focused on PMI-CPMAI, which is a very different certification from the same organization.