Six Sigma Certification Research Report 2008

63% of respondents who reported that their company has an in-house Six Sigma certification program--For many professions, certification is a credential earned by meeting a standardized set of education and testing requirements. Usually those requirements are regulated by a single authority, such that everyone in the profession seeking certification must demonstrate the same level of proficiency. Not so for Six Sigma. As survey results show, although Six Sigma certification does seem to imbue those certified with a degree of credibility, the specific requirements can vary widely. Learn the details to the findings; tables included. Table 1: What is the highest level of Six Sigma certification you have earned? Table 2.1: For your highest level of Six Sigma certification, who was the certifying body? Table 2.2: Which of the following best describes Six Sigma certification at your company? Table 2.3: Which of the following best describes Six Sigma certification at your company?