I plan to resign soon. Do I need to go through the process of renewing my company’s design qualification?
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I plan to resign this month, but the company needs to renew the pressure vessel design license in mid-January. Is it necessary for me to attend? I don’t plan to work in this industry for 3 years after quitting, but who knows in the future; what impact will it have if I don’t get involved if I want to work in this field later on?
It's just my personal opinion. . Finish changing the certificate first. . .
This pressure vessel certificate has an expiration date; it is likely to become invalid after 3 years. The original poster should check the relevant regulations again.
The company’s renewal of its license has little to do with you
Could you tell me what jobs are available in the field of equipment engineering? I want to change careers and am not sure in which direction to go
Personally, I think one should do their job well at the company as long as they haven’t resigned yet
Why not participate? Is there any loss for you personally? On the contrary, I think it’s helpful to the old employer – being able to do something for the company during one’s lifetime earns goodwill from both the company and colleagues, allowing for continued interactions in the future. The mountains stay still while the water flows; the world is small, so we often end up meeting again.
Why not participate? Is there any loss for you personally? On the contrary, I think it’s helpful to the old employer – being able to do something for the company during one’s lifetime earns goodwill from both the company and colleagues, allowing for continued interactions in the future. The mountains stay still while the water flows; the world is small, so we often end up meeting again.
You’re so excited! The person who posted the question wants to know if it has any impact on him personally. If he stays, of course it will have an impact; if he leaves, it basically won’t have any effect. The warranty manual already contains guidelines regarding personnel changes. Unless it’s a company with just the right number of employees, a small one, in which case changing the company’s license won’t lead to its failure due to individual issues
Renewing a certificate is a way to develop one’s skills, provided you put in the effort. Such opportunities aren’t very common, so it’s advisable to make the most of the chance to renew your certificate. Whatever you learn stays with you; it won’t go to waste even if there’s more than you need. If you decide not to do anything for three years, will the path you take after that be one that you’ve already planned out?