Do you have any formal Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma training? If not, are you open to exploring options towards Six Sigma Certification?

Six Sigma first came on the scene in the 1980s as a way to improve the quality of a project by identifying what is not working. Lean Six Sigma is another methodology that adds lean thinking/elimination of waste to a project approach. Depending on your educational background, you may have obtained a Six Sigma Belt, with the Belt levels being White, Yellow, Green, Black, and Master Black. The primary goal of your answer is to show your enthusiasm and openness to continual education and growth in your project management career.

"I have a Masters' Degree in Construction Project Management as well as the internationally recognized PMP certification. I have put a lot of consideration into also pursuing a Six Sigma certification; however, I have not worked for a company that found the certification to be necessary since they have all focused on other resources such as PMBOK. If you see value in Six Sigma or Lean Six Sigma training, I am certainly willing to add this to my credentials. As far as I see it, there is no harm in continued education."