Why are you taking the registration exam?
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It has been 11 years since I graduated from university, and I have also been working for 11 years. I quit my previous job and took on a new one right after this year’s Spring Festival. After changing jobs, I thought about obtaining the Level 1 Constructor qualification. My goal in taking the First-Class Constructor exam is to systematically learn the relevant knowledge through this process, so as to apply it in actual work. Whether a certificate can be obtained in the end is secondary. I wonder what purposes other friends have for obtaining these certifications. I asked some friends who have those certificates; some of them do it merely to earn money by having someone else use their certificate on their behalf, while others aim to use the certificate to find suitable jobs and achieve better career prospects. Everyone has their own goals and ideas. What was your original intention? I really would like to discuss here with everyone how we can make our learning process and the certificates we obtain truly more valuable, so as to support our future development.
If I were to take an exam, it would definitely be to make money; otherwise I wouldn’t take it. However, the results weren’t as good as expected; most people failed to get hired and thus couldn’t earn any money:$
Strengthening one’s own capabilities is also beneficial for professional competition, right?
Opportunities always go to those who are prepared; improving oneself is something tangible. Moreover, it’s becoming increasingly difficult and less valuable to use such arrangements these days; there’s not much point in doing so.