You might not be aware of the benefits of preparing a professional thesis in advance
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This post was last edited by wangshaobo on 2015-7-12 at 15:41. There are benefits to preparing a professional thesis in advance that you may not be aware of: 1. Publishing it a year earlier makes it more convincing. 2. An additional 2-3 points will be added as a bonus score during the evaluation for job rank. 3. After publication, it is uploaded to the journal’s website; a high click-through rate on that website also counts as extra points. 4. After publishing the article, you can focus on taking the computer and English exams with peace of mind. 5. There is a peak period every year; encountering this peak period will delay the publication time and hinder career evaluation. ...……
The original poster made a very valid point; thanks for the suggestion
This is how one should proceed with senior professional titles! It’s necessary to prepare in advance!
Thank you for the reminder, OP. I also have a question: I originally studied mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation, but I have been working in chemical engineering design for the past 2 years. How can I obtain an intermediate professional title? Should it be based on mechanical design or chemical engineering design?
For example, I studied chemical engineering, but I work in the field of oil and gas storage and transportation; my evaluation for the intermediate level was based on that field. I guess it should be the same specialty as that used for your initial evaluation, right? But it is still recommended to consult the human resources department of your own organization?