For those preparing for postgraduate exams in automatic control instrumentation, which is more practical: obtaining a professional title or getting a certification?

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As the title suggests, for those preparing for postgraduate exams in automatic control instrumentation, which is more practical: professional titles, certificates, or what else? I’m relatively introverted and honest; I don’t like flattery. I want to become a senior technical engineer so that I can earn a high salary based on my skills when I get older. Now I’m faced with some tempting options in different fields, such as sales and business. Although they can help one make money, I feel that they don’t require much technical skill; I’m worried that once I get older, I won’t have a stable source of income. Which skills should I develop? I would appreciate some advice from those who are more experienced.

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For those preparing for postgraduate exams in automatic control instrumentation, which is more practical: obtaining a professional title or getting a certification?

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