Are private enterprise registration certificates useful?
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I want to take the exam to become a registered engineer in this field – is it useful? Please help by replying to this post
Private enterprises seek design qualifications. It is necessary to hire some registered chemical engineers; just having them on the roster allows one to earn hundreds of thousands per year
It should work well. Whether it’s for them to apply for qualifications or to have specialized talent, it’s necessary. At least it can prove your abilities from the side.
You’re being a bit naive; money isn’t easy to make. It’s best not to register with private enterprises, as there are too many problems involved:handshake
I’m using a Taiwan-made device, and I wonder if it can be used as well
What are the troubles?
What does that mean? Is there any trouble? Please give me some advice!
If it’s done on a subcontracting basis, what responsibilities exactly are involved?
As long as one has the design qualifications, it will work well.
Why isn’t it working well? It’s not a Chinese company, right?
As the title suggests, those who have passed the exam, please reply. Thank you
Of course it should be possible; the key is whether the company recognizes your certificate and whether they will provide you with the corresponding benefits.
As long as it meets the application requirements, it should be fine
Sure, I took the exam. I didn’t study much though. Once you sign up for it, you need to take it seriously