Is the PMP officially "saturated"? It feels like the new baseline, not a differentiator.
I’ve been looking at the job market lately and it feels like the PMP has reached "university degree" status. A generation ago, having one meant you were a top-tier candidate. Today, it feels like it just gets you to the starting line. When every single applicant has those three letters after their name, it starts to feel worthless as a differentiator.
If the PMP is now the "minimum requirement," what is the actual certification or degree that is getting people hired right now? Is it specialized tech certs, Lean Six Sigma, or are we back to needing a Master's just to stand out?
u/exam-support — 9 days ago