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This post was last edited by lidaxue1987 on 2020-3-11 at 10:30 and pinned
A senior economist is really valuable.
My colleagues from the economics department at our design institute are taking the exams to become certified cost engineers and first-class construction engineers
This level should be quite high; I’m coming from a different field and specialize in technical economics… Alexander
Oh, thank you for the advice. I’m not sure about registering for consultations – is it not worth it?
The poster should mention their field of expertise and years of work experience; otherwise, it’s hard to say anything. Both applications for registered construction engineers and registered cost engineers require work experience and specific professional qualifications.
For the economic analysis field, consulting engineers should be the first choice, followed by registered cost engineers. The reverse is true for the budget estimation field.
Well, I feel the same way. Thank you so much, senior
What’s the price for registered consultation? Anyway, it’s something that will have to be taken in the future