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Today, corporate recruitment places considerable emphasis on professional titles; even salary increases for retirees are determined based on these titles to determine the appropriate rank. But does it really mean that those with higher professional titles necessarily play a more significant role in the company? I don’t think so. What are your thoughts on this issue?
State-owned enterprises still place great importance on professional titles, as it is after all a system based on seniority. However, in state-owned enterprises, there is no connection between positions and capabilities. All those old guys in their forties and fifties are senior engineers, but how many of them passed exams? Almost all of them were appointed based on the decisions of their superiors. Those who leave reviews – aside from building connections – how much do they actually know about technology and business? It is advised that the original poster not attach too much importance to professional titles; one should not give up on what can be achieved. If it’s not possible to obtain certain titles, there’s no need to be disappointed – instead, one should strive to get certified, as such certifications carry more value in foreign companies than intermediate or senior professional titles.
It can’t be generalized either. Professional titles also represent experience in a sense. We cannot completely deny the value of professional titles just because some people obtain them through connections. Those upstairs are typical of those who show no respect for senior colleagues. Many of the veteran workers in state-owned enterprises are highly capable. When they were fighting for revolution, we still couldn’t even wear open-crotch pants. For the registration certificate, senior colleagues can also apply for it directly. Doesn’t this show that the experience and competence of veteran colleagues are recognized? Of course, a higher professional title does not necessarily correlate perfectly with the extent of one’s contributions. But the original poster should still view this issue positively. You can’t give up eating just because there are insects in the rice!
In state-owned enterprises, many positions are still filled based on real competence. It’s very difficult to be rated as a senior engineer
It may seem like there’s no difference, but at critical moments such as leave, allowances, housing provident funds, and the level of health check-ups, these are all related to professional titles
It may seem like there’s no difference, but at critical moments such as leave, allowances, housing provident funds, and the level of health check-ups, these are all related to professional titles
When taking office, central leaders are required to disclose their educational background and professional titles; this represents society’s recognition of that person. Both you and I must strive to earn such recognition through our abilities. I wonder, what’s wrong with having a professional title? I keep striving for one myself. Registration certificates are generally issued by industry bodies, while professional titles at the intermediate level and above are issued by the People’s Government. Which one do you think is more authoritative? We also admit that registration certificates can help one earn more money; having them is certainly a bonus. I like it too.
Professional titles are still important; despite various issues, they are similar to your graduation certificate from school – you obtain different professional titles at different stages of your career. It is also an acknowledgment of an individual’s efforts.
Seize your youth; strive to obtain any certificates or professional titles that you need
In fact, it is very difficult to obtain a professional title above engineer level in state-owned enterprises. Professional titles are very important in state-owned enterprises; they are even used in the scoring for housing allocation. In our workshop of over 100 people, there is only 1 person who holds a position equivalent to an engineer or higher. For helpers, it’s all mistakes made while walking on the wrong path. It needs to be viewed correctly.
That’s just the reality of the country; there’s nothing you can do about it