want to know the value of IQF, USA certificates

IQF is an international body and is engaged in development and expansion of Six Sigma culture globally. It also certifies MBB, BB and GB’s. Because of it’s international stature, persons certified by IQF are very well received in the market.
 
By the way, Mr. Puneet Prakash Singh, is your company going for IQF certification ?????? 

Roxy:

Read this thread about the IQF. There has already been a lot of discussion on this point.

https://www.isixsigma.com/topic/iqf-six-sigma-certifications/

Jimmie65:My Mom used to say, “Old fish in new paper.”Cheers, BTDT

What are you confused about? Both are not worth very much. Go get a certification from a Fortune 100 company and you’ll be much better off, more educated, more focused on business results (the point of the certification), and more desirable by other companies.

I have done Ph.D. in quality and worked in Industry, teaching, consulting.  Published 3 books on six sigma in India.  Trained and consulted for many companies in India and several other countries. I feel sorry to some of the comments about IQF certification.  Basic mistake my friends are making is looking at certification as a standalone process and expecting a lot from that.
Developing good Black Belts involves many things, selecting the right people, good training, project facilitation, coaching, then certification.  Certification is not everything.  My experience tells me the project facilitation, coaching and mentoring is the real CTQ in Black Belt development and certificvation is not a CTQ.  If you are familier with Kano model, I would like to put certification under dissatisfier.  If you have all the knowledge, skills, and attitute to be a good Black Belt not having a Black Belt certification may be a small negative point if you attend an interview for job change.  But having a certificate without skills is really bi problem.  You may get a good job, but you will loose it soon.  If the real stiff is not there you can not deliver.
I have worked as a six sigma consultant for about five years with any certificate.  Laster year formally qualified for IQF MBB.  Earlier also my clients have not bothered about the certificate.  What certification has helped me personally – I know that my skills are similar many other people in the field.  If I am not good, this might have helped to know my week areas.  More over, I have a certificate if some client insists on formal qualification.
Certification is like passport.  It does not give any confidence that you are the best Black Belt.  It just accoknowledges that you have the basic skills to be qualified as Black Belt.
I am representing IQF in India and when people approach me for IQF certification, I will ask for the projects and review and if they are not good, I am not allowing them to take the IQF exam.  That is my responsibility.

Certification while not required demonstrates some minimum level of understanding.  Those that say that it is everything are just as foolish as those that say it has no value.  ASQ is one of the better certification as far as holding some sort of standard and not draining the pocketbook. 
Consider college, how many people achieve some sort of degree and never live up to what society expects. 
Education + experience + leadership + (education x experience) + (education x leadership) … =  big $.  Sorry that I cannot provide you the coefficients for this equation or level of significant.

If you have a worked out solution to one of the DOE questions I could use as a study example I would appreciate it.
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