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Any Six Sigma black belts here...

I'm almost done with P90X which requires you to master kempo karate, just as good as a black belt in Kung Fu IMO. Took me two months.
P90x class in the Jail?
Cuz I coulda swore you said you were in the Banger a couple weeks ago.
 
Where the hell is Plunkey when I need a reply from the 1%

I was out with a key supplier this evening. Talk about a long day... start at 5:00am and finished at 9:00pm.

Plunkey needs to sleep.

But to answer your question. I did a green belt at GE but never pursued the black belt certification. If you're in a company that values that as part of a career advancement plan, I'd say do it.

If I personally see it on a resume, it's not a big deal to me.

So if this is truly optional for you, ask yourself a few questions:

1) Am I comfortable with basic statistical measures and tests of significance?

2) Am I capable of quantifying key aspects of a product/program/process and then working with the resulting numbers in a meaningful way?

3) Do I know the basic quality/process control tools such as Pareto charts, X-Bar and R-Charts and U/P Charts?

4) Do I know a little about experimental design, particularly factorial experiments and the tenets of sound testing regimens?

If so, I don't think you need the black belt certification.

If this is all new to you, I'd say do the black belt.
 
And I heard as it were the noise of thunder
One of the four beasts saying come and see
and I saw
And behold a white horse
 
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