Should I Go for the PMI-RMP Certification Exam?

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Should I Go for the PMI-RMP Certification Exam?
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Review

• A thought might come to your mind after passing
  the PMP exam. Do you want to get the PMI-RMP
  Certification? Is it worth the cost?
• This question is often asked by professionals who
  recently passed the PMPs. This is a natural
  question, as the PMI-RMP certification is what
  they are most interested in.
• There may be other reasons.
• You've been studying for the PMP exam. It is
  over. You were able to pass the PMP exam and
  start a new project. You are now free to look for
  another project and are considering applying for
  the PMI RMP exam

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Should you take PMI-RMP exam?

• If you are interested in risk management, this
  certification is for you. This certification will
  enhance your performance and improve your career
  prospects.
• This certification is also available to those who
  are involved in project management or are
  interested in pursuing a career as a risk manager.

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How RMP certification valued by industry?

• This is an industry-recognized certification, and
  I've seen it in action. When you update your CV
  with the PMI RMP credential, you will receive
  more interviews.
• If you search any job portal looking for risk
  management positions, you will see that many
  employers recommend this credential. Some even
  make it mandatory.
• A few years ago, PMP certification holders
  weren't common and many organizations were
  content to just have them. Organizations are
  becoming more cautious. Failure to complete a
  project is costly and organizations want to avoid
  it. To manage the risks associated with their
  projects, they prefer PMI RMP certification
  holders to non-PMI RMP certification holders.

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• If you're interested in PMI-RMP certification,
  the following information will help.
• Eligibility
• A secondary degree (high school diploma) or
  equivalent will require you to have at least
  4,500 hours of experience in project management.
  You must also attend 40 hours of formal training
  in project risk management.
• Exam Fee
• PMI members pay 520 USD, while non-members pay
  670 USD.
• PMI's membership fee is 139 US Dollars. This
  means that if you join PMI and then apply for the
  PMI RMP exam, you will be able to save 11 USD.
  You should consider a PMI membership to save
  money on the exam.
• Exam
• PMI-RMP exams consist of 170 multiple-choice and
  20 pretest questions. These pretest questions do
  not add to your final score, but they are used to
  verify the validity of any future questions.
  These questions are not easy to distinguish so
  you need to be able answer all 170 questions.
• CCR Cycle
• The PMI-RMP certification is valid for three
  year. To renew your PMI-RMP certificate for a
  third year, you will need to earn 30 PDUs on risk
  management topics

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The Benefits of a PMI RMP Certification

• According the 2015 PMI Pulse of the Profession
  Edition findings
• Only 49 of low performers practice risk
  management, while 83 of high-performing
  organizations in project management are highly
  successful. It has a huge payoff High performers
  achieve their goals 2.5x more often than lower
  performers and spend 13 times as much money.
• Organizations can achieve this certification to
  be more efficient. This certification helps
  organizations be more proactive in managing risk.
• The PMI-RMP certificate is the most well-known
  certification in risk management. It validates
  your knowledge and experience. This certification
  will enhance your skills and make you more
  employable. If you are involved in risk
  management, We recommend that you apply for
  PMI-RMP certification.

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