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Why is it so difficult to get a technician?

2008-01-23View Original

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I already hold the title of a senior engineer at the professorial level in practice, but why is it so difficult to get the title of technician in forums? What should I do?
Reply #22008-01-23
Apply to the leader of “Friends of the Rivers and Seas,” and then share your knowledge more on the forum – it’s easy; at least it’s easier than becoming a senior engineer of professorial level, which is my goal.
Reply #32008-01-23
You are already an official moderator, a member of the management team; it’s two separate systems from the technical team, so of course you won’t be able to become a technician.
Reply #42008-01-24
A professor-level senior engineer – I’m envious; that’s also my goal. How many years does it take to achieve that title?
Reply #52008-01-24
The internet is somewhat different from reality; only by showing it can you let others know your abilities. :)
Reply #62008-01-24
Isn’t that also the case in reality? Doing well is not as good as talking well
Reply #72008-02-20
We know that doing well is not as good as speaking well; so can we improve ourselves to do well and speak well as well? If others can do it, so can I! Blaming others for not being able to help oneself – if others can do it, let’s try our best too. At least in Haichuan, you have space to showcase your abilities!
Reply #82008-02-21
Senior engineer, are you making fun of us technicians?! Hehe:lol :handshake
Reply #92008-02-22
I think getting a technician isn’t difficult at all! Which version’s technician doesn’t even know the moderator!
Reply #102008-02-22
Professor-level senior engineer? Team members? Although I’ve been on the forum for only a short time, seeing these two things become a reality feels like looking up to towering heights. To the OP’s question, I have only one answer: you can’t have both bear paws and shark fins.
Reply #112008-02-22
Professor-level senior engineer? Team members? Although I’ve been on the forum for only a short time, seeing these two titles feels truly like looking up to lofty peaks. To the OP’s question, I have only one answer: you can’t have both bear paws and shark fins.
Reply #122008-02-23
When joining a forum, one must follow its rules. If the original poster does not participate in forum activities such as discussions, sharing information, or helping others with questions, their experience and knowledge will not be shared, and they will never reach the level of technician on the forum, let alone that of senior engineer

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