“WHEN YOU GET CERTIFIED YOU GET RECOGNIZED" In context of Project Management do you agree?

the ansawer 'Mr darwish

In my opinion it depends on the nature of the company. If the company is a international company like HP, IBM, Simens you need to get certifed because they have a very specific way of adressing administrational policies and internal ruls. However, if your company is local or yet smaller and doesnt follow any specific way of administration than you will be recognised by your education, experience and background. 

It is important, but not sufficient

Certification is important to differentiate in this competitive job market. This is always, an added advantage.

This also gives assurance to employer on the capability of the person on the basis of his knowledge.

I am agree with Venera

Yes of course especially in PMP and will be more effective if you put all you knowledge in practical practices and link between your knowledge and your portfolio , program or project management

 I agree with you but not always

my experience learnt me if you have get certification without have experience 

 you may be not on the right path

CENT PERCENT I AGREE WITH WASIM KHALIL

ِI gree with Venera and Ahmed.

 

I am with Mr raafat' ansawer

You get recognized when you have a successful track record. That does not eliminate the value of certification, but certification alone is not a guarantee, just like any other profession.