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Did getting PMP increased your salary?

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Sabedin Meha System Design Engineer| DataProgNet Ferizaj, Kosove, Albania
If yes, can you please tell the difference in percentage?

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Niraj Kumar Director Business Engineering| Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana Baton Rouge, La, United States
I received my PMP 7 years ago. And it did not directly led to salary increase. The certification did increase my knowledge, confidence and communication expertise though - these changes indirectly led to more career opportunity and growth. Like Julia, I believe in life long learning and growth, and recommend pursuing certification as needed for your professional field.
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Khawaja Saif ur Rehman Project Management Trainer & Consultant Lahore, Pakistan
Like Niraj, it happened (and is still happening) with me. There was difference in knowledge and performance which has led to more opportunities.

As for your question, the answer is not yet. :)
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Christian Velazquez BARA Process Lead| Cadena de Descuento BARA Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Not all the companies have similar policies, you need to apply your knowladge effectively to earn a salary increase.
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Matthew Fann Charleston, Sc, United States
Not yet, but the knowledge gained has indeed set me apart from my counterparts and has afforded me more opportunities and responsibilities.
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Luis Flores Lima, Lima, Peru
In my case, I dont think PMP credential increased my salary by itself, but it definitely opened new opportunities.
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