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In job competitions within organizations, many people hold various registration titles as engineers, with some even holding titles such as registered senior *** engineer. Some don’t even have a degree, yet they are called **masters**. I don’t know either which organization issued it.
1 What does it matter to you whether someone is a registered professional or not? 2 How do you know that person doesn’t have a degree? 3 If you’re envious, think of ways to do it according to the proper procedures; nobody is stopping you from doing it. Adjust your mindset properly!
Reply to 3# simpse: I’m very sorry, but I’ve also registered. However, I believe the current situation in China is not conducive to the development of certified professionals – any association can issue certifications, and students can take the exams to obtain such certifications even before they graduate...
There are indeed many certificates, but whether they are useful depends mainly on the level of recognition in the industry and whether you yourself approve of them. If you don’t agree with it, then there’s no need to take the exam; once you become a leader, you can also choose not to consider whether your subordinates have this certificate or not. **The authority of the structure can, to a considerable extent, reflect the essence of this certificate.
The sorrow of technicians! Which officials need which certificates and what registrations are required
The path for those in technology is becoming narrower and narrower. .