A general discussion on intermediate professional titles (engineers)?
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It can be said that professional titles are only valid within the city； Most say it is valid within the province, but not recognized in other provinces ； A few people say it is used nationwide. Which one is correct exactly? It would be best to have relevant provisions as a basis. Otherwise, if you have an engineer’s certificate but go to a place that doesn’t recognize it, do you still have to undergo re-evaluation? Has anyone encountered this situation? I’m not talking about engineers assessed by the company itself, but those with certificates issued by the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. Please give me some reassurance.
It should be applicable nationwide, but in reality many places have their own regulations.
The **professional title categories** assessed by various provinces should be applicable nationwide.
It’s more worthwhile to register as an XXX engineer.
Logically, it should be applicable everywhere, but the requirements for evaluating engineers vary from place to place; in some areas, it’s even possible to obtain the certificate by paying bribes and using connections. So currently, cross-provincial cases are not fully recognized. For example, if you go to another province to look for a job, most companies should accept it and offer you a salary appropriate to that of an engineer. But it is likely to not work in administrative departments in other provinces. For example, obtaining a residence permit, as well as various talent-related preferential policies related to household registration.