Is an intermediate professional title in instrumentation still useful these days?
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It’s useful; only those with an intermediate professional title can apply for a senior professional title
Where do intermediate professional titles come from in the instrumentation field?:lol
Associate senior is about right; senior is too far out of reach, and it doesn’t bring any increase in salary. It seems to be of little use in private companies
Aren’t there instruments used in chemical engineering and mechatronics as well?
It depends on the company; it’s useful in cases where there are certain qualification requirements
Our company’s senior employees get an extra 400 per month, but those with a registration certificate receive an additional 4,000 per month; it’s all just tears when you think about it
Then take a safety exam and register, wouldn’t that be great...
Is it easy to pass the chemical engineering exam? I want to take the exam for a position in the chemical engineering field; this year there is an evaluation for senior positions in this area, and I’m not sure if I’ll pass it
I don’t know. Anyway, professional titles in our company aren’t very useful; it seems like they’re just used by the company for show, so that outsiders see it looks good