Question: Take a look at the web site for PMI, and any other organizations that you know of$/$can find that offer some kind of Project Management certification $($you can off course reference NJIT's PM Certification program$).$ Discuss the value of a certification for project management, and why you think it may or may not $($it$\text{'}$s OK to take this view$)$ be worthwhile.

Consider and discuss from $3$ points of view:

$>$Your own $($as a project manager and someone who wants to advance in their profession$)$

$>$ Your organizations $($which uses projects to get things done$)$

$>$ The client organizations that would use your organization to get things done using projects.

This is not just an opinion pole $-$ I would like to see the references to the sources of your opinions $($whether they are from PMI, or some other certification source$).$ Here's another spin on the question of the value of these certifications.... Think about the client looking for someone to lead a project when the stakes are high, the $$ are huge, and legal repercussions are possible. Why would this client want someone certified?