Is the \"Professional and Technical Position Qualification Certificate\" issued by the employer itself useful?
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The “Professional and Technical Position Qualification Certificate” issued by the unit itself, stamped with the seal of the company’s evaluation committee – is such a certificate useful? Additionally, there is a table on the last page with the headings \"Time\" and \"Registration Unit\". Is it still necessary to register this certificate? I hope experts can help answer this!
For large companies such as CNPC and Sinopec, the evaluation of professional titles is carried out by the companies themselves, and these titles are also recognized in society.
Only companies of a certain size and strength are eligible for internal evaluations, and such evaluations are generally respected. Some companies require a re-evaluation of the professional technical qualifications of employees brought in from outside or hired through open recruitment. As for the “registration” you mentioned, it’s not listed on my certificate; only the issuing authority and the date of issuance are indicated. You can ask your company’s HR department.
It depends on what level of organization issues the certificate； Some state-owned enterprises have the authority to conduct professional title evaluations.
Many companies are able to conduct their own internal evaluations for professional titles, but in most cases such titles can only be used within that particular company. It is invalid for other units or cities. There are a few professional titles awarded by large enterprises that are recognized nationwide. It depends on your company. You can turn to me for papers to help with professional title evaluations. There’s a discount available~ 3081302723