I’m just wondering, what’s the use of getting a certification in this field?
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Workers who work in refineries – their basic qualifications are just above the minimum level. What’s the use of taking professional exams this year to obtain a certification in chemical engineering?……
Working in a refinery isn’t very useful; it’s still relevant in the field of design at present, but in the future it will increasingly depend on an individual’s skills. Relying on such connections to make money won’t be sustainable for long. **Things are changing gradually, and in the future it won’t be considered a necessary requirement for running a business or an engineering firm.**
The exam is coming up soon – whether I pass or not, after it, there are some things in my work that I wasn’t sure about; now do I understand them a bit better than before?
If one does not work in the field of surveying and design, it’s really useless; such a professional qualification certificate only adds a bit of specialized knowledge during exams, and it has little practical value