After obtaining an intermediate professional title, should one pursue a senior professional title directly, or first obtain an associate senior title before moving on to a senior one?
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:Lol, after obtaining an intermediate professional title, should one strive for a senior professional title directly, or first get a deputy senior title before moving on to a senior one?
A senior engineer is equivalent to an associate senior level, right? Only after being recognized as a senior engineer can one apply for the title of professor-level senior engineer, which is the senior highest level.
Agree with what was said above; a senior engineer holds an equivalent senior professional title, which is similar to an associate professor in universities； Then there is the evaluation for senior engineers at the professorial level, which is quite difficult; it’s equivalent to the professorial rank
Generally, the term “senior engineer” refers to an associate senior level position, while “senior level” denotes a professorial or research fellow level
Out of a hundred junior high schools, it’s already good if just one of them can achieve the status of a senior high school; so for most people, junior high school represents the end of their educational path.
The term \"high-level engineer\" commonly used refers to an associate senior engineer; a senior senior engineer should be called a professor-level senior engineer
This post was last edited by sun21st on 2009-9-14 at 13:34. A senior engineer is equivalent to an associate senior engineer, while a full senior engineer corresponds to a professor-level senior engineer. The engineering series and the research series are quite different. Professors are equivalent to researchers and senior engineers at the professorial level. An associate professor is equivalent to an associate researcher or a senior engineer.
The evaluation criteria for different professional titles vary; some grades do not include something like ‘deputy first level’, while others do. Based on the industry rating. It can’t be generalized.
Associate senior level: Senior engineer, associate professor, associate researcher. Senior level: Professor, professor-level senior engineer, researcher
The term \"high-level engineer\" commonly used refers to an associate senior engineer; a senior senior engineer should be called a professor-level senior engineer