If it can’t be hung up, what’s the point of taking the certification exam?
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The chemical engineering field is tough and challenging; it’s difficult to earn 60,000 yuan in three years even after passing the exams. You obsessed kids, you’re no different from moths flying into a flame; it’s better for you to take the first-level construction engineer exam.
Hehe, if it’s just to make money, then there’s no need to take this exam; it would be much better to get one that pays well
Having one is better than having none; it’s like having a part-time job
The First-Class Constructor exam is also not easy to pass; even if you use someone else’s credentials, you still have to be on site. Consider your own needs.
So, is the market for first-class construction engineer qualifications better than that for registered chemical engineers?
It depends on the individual, I guess? For those in design, it’s still practical to obtain relevant certifications.
Dear comrade ZZM8970, if taking the CA certification exam is merely done to make money by having someone else use it, it’s better not to take the exam at all. It would be better to engage in business, open a store or something similar, as that way money can be earned more quickly. As for whether to take the First-Class Constructor exam or not, it depends on your career plans – you need to consider whether you intend to work in this field in the future. To be honest, given the current circumstances, it will become increasingly difficult to obtain any kind of certification through such arrangements. **Legislative measures are already being considered to address these issues, and gradually this practice will definitely be eliminated. An individual’s career planning is very important; don’t focus only on the few tens of thousands of yuan at hand and waste your precious time and energy!
The issue of affiliation is likely to be addressed gradually; injection molding should play a more crucial role
It’s better to have it than not; having multiple skills never hurts:lol
Regarding this issue, it is often discussed on forums; it’s probably a matter of personal mindset. Here are my personal views: First of all, a professional qualification certificate is merely a threshold, a proof that one possesses the necessary professional skills. If it can be said that the GK gives it a deeper meaning, it can only be concluded that the current system still has flaws. Obtaining a certification is a difficult process, but it doesn’t mean that those who have the certificate possess better engineering skills than those without one. Secondly, in today’s society, if one wants to make a lot of money, one either has to take bold risks, start a business, or work diligently at one’s own job while striving to achieve success. PS: If you want to get rich, relying on that little money from GK might be too slow, right? I’m also worried about **repression all day long; it’s really exhausting~~ In the end, I believe that as the system continues to improve, the true value of professional qualification certificates will gradually be recognized as it should be.