Has anyone working in the dark arts of Service Management considered the (finally defined) ITIL Master cert?
Common sense would say it's a nice differentiator to have and should help in securing higher rates for process rollouts/transformation projects. BUT, it's 3500 GBP just to apply, and then 6 - 12 months of work, a 15000 word thesis and the ITIL Interrogation squad. So I'd expect a decnet return on that effort, over the longer term anyway.
I'm tempted, but wonder if anyone has also evaluated it or even started it?
Common sense would say it's a nice differentiator to have and should help in securing higher rates for process rollouts/transformation projects. BUT, it's 3500 GBP just to apply, and then 6 - 12 months of work, a 15000 word thesis and the ITIL Interrogation squad. So I'd expect a decnet return on that effort, over the longer term anyway.
I'm tempted, but wonder if anyone has also evaluated it or even started it?
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