Is it worth it to resign and take the EIA exam?
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My friend resigned, not because he was taking the environmental impact assessment test at first, but because he was really frustrated by his original employer and wanted to change his job. At this time, a relative at home happened to help a colleague at work register for the environmental impact assessment exam, so he asked me if I wanted to take the exam and told me about the benefits of taking the exam. I am not from a major, and I have never done environmental impact assessment. Although I have a postgraduate degree, environmental impact assessment is a very new thing to me. After thinking about it, let’s sign up first and then talk about it. After applying, I still didn't find a suitable job. My relatives told me that I could just prepare for the exam at home, get a certificate, find a place to work, or do environmental impact assessment work. So I found this forum and took a look around. I felt that the environmental impact assessment test was indeed difficult, but if I never looked for a job, I would retake it. * On the day of the exam, do you think it’s worth it?
You’ve done it and still ask if it’s worth it? Time is a wonderful thing. Some time is precious and precious, and some time is just used to watch soap operas and play mahjong.
Personally, I don’t think there is any need to resign. I usually watch less TV and play less games when I go home at night. If I have time for whatever I want, if I read a book at home all day, I will get bored after a week of reading.
Absolutely not worth it. There is no actual work. What’s the point of having a certificate?
I think you are very young and have a long time to make money, so you should focus on accumulating experience: lol
Personally, I don’t think it’s worth it. Besides, there is no need to quit your job to take this exam. You can just read books and prepare for two months, and you will definitely pass it.
It’s worth a shit! ! ! Don't just listen to what others say, walk your own way! ! !
Have your own plan! ! ! Don't follow the crowd! ! !
Under the current circumstances, you shouldn’t resign easily. However, if you can join the environmental impact assessment industry just starting out, you will definitely have a better future than the mature chemical industry.
There is no need to resign, you can just prepare while working. Resigning just to get the certificate is not worth it.
Of course it’s not worth it~~~~ Work doesn’t delay study* , without delaying the verification~~~
If you don’t do this, you don’t need to take the exam. There’s no point in doing work in this area. Taking the exam again will help your work. If you don’t do this, it won’t be of much use to learn something that is of little use to you. Save your time and do other things.
I don't think it's worth it. Environmental impact assessment engineers keep dropping the price.
If it doesn’t matter whether you work or not, or if you have to change jobs, I suggest you review it carefully.* Examine the environmental assessor. It is easier to find a job with this certificate, and the salary is good.
Test. I am now preparing to be an environmental assessor in 2017.
It's worth taking a test. Having many skills doesn't overwhelm you. One more certificate and one more way out.
It's not worth resigning after taking the exam, just save the time you spend playing with your phone to prepare for the exam.
I don’t think it’s worth it. I read and study like a student every day.* Lord. It's annoying, I'm no longer that age.