CompTIA Drops "IT" from Project+ Name
News announcement from CompTIA (as reported by Cert Cities).
http://certcities.com/editorial/news/story.asp?EditorialsID=679
This does make a lot of sense, and broaden up its appeal, since PMI is really seen as the major player in the Project Management certification.
How much of the exam is tech related as it stands now?
Take Care,
rcoop
http://certcities.com/editorial/news/story.asp?EditorialsID=679
This does make a lot of sense, and broaden up its appeal, since PMI is really seen as the major player in the Project Management certification.
How much of the exam is tech related as it stands now?
Take Care,
rcoop
Working on MCTS:SQL Server 2005 (70-431) & Server+
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Actually, I found that one of the more difficult aspects of this cert was that it wasn't very heavy in IT. Rather it was more or less just on best business/project practices and concepts.
Being IT Project + certified, do you think it is better having the IT dropped in the naming, or having concentrations in IT-related certifications and knowledge think you'll keep the "IT" at the front of the cert on your resume, etc...?
Take Care,
rcoop
If you have a bunch of IT related certs, and a non-IT PM cert - it goes without saying that you know IT PM, since PM is PM - concepts are the same, IT or not.
My cert on the wall says "IT Project+" so I figure I'll leave the IT in.
ROFL! Thanks for cheering me up with this message.
KG
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