Can the compensation for registered engineers be resolved?

2009-06-07View Original

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Can the compensation for registered engineers be resolved?

Reply #22009-06-10

Salaries vary depending on the profession; rarity makes things valuable

Reply #32009-09-08

I think having a registered notebook is a stepping stone; having more notebooks than others means you’re better at this aspect and more skilled in taking exams； It’s usually easier to accept changing jobs if necessary. The final treatment still depends on actual work ability.

Reply #42009-09-08

The question posed by the original poster is a bit vague. A registered engineer certificate is essentially a qualification for design work, and it can be useful when looking for a new job – after all, it represents an additional certificate compared to others. As for salary, it mainly depends on your professional title and work experience

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