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Originally Posted by worth
Good to know it is highly regarded. I have all the course material printed out on my desk. It fills up a 3" ringed binder. I reference it quite often, especially when I was developing my company's PM process.
I am actually doing my application for PMP right now.
The problem is I have worked on about 45 projects in the last 3 years, so the application is taking a long time to fill out.
Do you have your PMP Wilson?
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Oddly enough.....no. I did register a CAPM designation several years ago (primarily a paperwork exercise at the time), but that was just for the sake of having it. I believe it needs renewal every four years, so it may have even expired at this point?
To be honest - I got into the business before most people recognized it as a business. That allowed me to kind of chart my own course, and designations/education weren't nearly as important as results. It's allowed me to be lazy and coast on my network and previous successes. That wouldn't fly now......you need education and/or designations just to get a chance at delivering results.
As for the Mt. Royal course itself - I meant what I said. The course has a reputation as a strong program that cannot be passed without putting in a lot of effort. That makes it VERY valuable.