Which project management cert?

Hi guys,
I've worked in network administration/engineering since 2008. I did some IT-related project management and I'm thinking about a project mgmt cert.
Do you perceive any value to Comptia Project+? Otherwise, do you recommend CAPM, Prince2 or PMP?
I've worked in network administration/engineering since 2008. I did some IT-related project management and I'm thinking about a project mgmt cert.
Do you perceive any value to Comptia Project+? Otherwise, do you recommend CAPM, Prince2 or PMP?
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Vice President | Citigroup, Inc.
President/CEO | Agility Fidelis, Inc.
For IT generally, agile methods are usually more appropriate, and PMP and Prince2 don't have that focus. These include strong Agile Manifesto methods (ie they comply 100% to the Agile Manifesto), Scrum, Kanban and Adaptive Project Framework.
PMI (who deliver PMP/CAPM) do have Agile certification. The biggest 'agile' certification is probably Certified Scrum Master.
There's others as well, like Lean and Six Sigma.
If you are really serious, then you will be proficient with more than one framework/method and be able to choose the appropriate tool for the job.
Yeah, this is where I guess I differ a bit. Once you are somewhere beyond entry level, the expectation is that you can explain why the skills you have can be of benefit. They might only ask for PMP, but if you can then explain how PMBOK is useful in this context, but this other way is better in this context, or that modifying this method you can streamline the PM process to get more real work done, that's where you can demonstrate how you are better from the guy who says "Yeah, I've used PMBOK and have PMP": you know project management, they have PMP.