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After non-designers obtain the Certified Chemical Engineer certificate and look for jobs, will there be design institutes willing to hire them? How are the salaries? :(:(:(
Small design firms that lack proper certifications will hire them; the salary is average, unless one has developed considerable design skills
The larger groups prefer to start with a blank slate; extremely high skills are required, and it’s not just about having a certificate. Smaller groups might require one, but the starting point is not much different from that of other newcomers
If you often check job postings in the chemical industry, you’ll find positions that require a chemical engineer certification to maintain eligibility; the cost of obtaining such a certificate can help ensure that the salary is decent.
How much can one earn by using fake credentials? However, there are risks associated with making money this way, so one must be cautious when doing so!
It’s only helpful; it’s better to get the relevant certificate.
It’s not very useful for design institutes; no design institute will want it. The affiliation fee for consulting services is not high these days, and there is now a lifetime responsibility system for design work. If unreliable design firms are allowed to abuse this system, they will have to take responsibility, so the risks are too great and it’s not worth it.
It’s quite difficult these days to get into large design firms; they usually recruit fresh graduates from universities; Large design firms rarely recruit people from the general public, unless you are truly outstanding; however, such outstanding individuals are extremely rare. If you work in a small design firm or engineering company, your income is often not guaranteed, and there’s a lot of varied work to do. Over time, one’s enthusiasm can wear off. What’s worst is that the compensation is poor, with little prospect for improvement! A certificate means nothing; what’s right for oneself is the best. If you are considering using someone else’s credentials, it is advised that you not pursue a certification as a registered chemical engineer. Not only is the exam difficult, but the fees associated with using someone else’s credentials are also quite high. We do not recommend this practice, as it is illegal. There is a lifetime responsibility for the quality of designs, and in the event of any problems, the fees paid for using someone else’s credentials are far from worth it! ! **The laws in this area are currently being improved. If you are highly skilled, it is recommended that you take the exam to become a registered electrical engineer (in the field of power distribution or transmission and transformation) or a registered power engineer.
Specialization in power injection and motion injection requires high expertise; it is difficult for designers without a background in this field to succeed in passing the assessments.
Electrode charging is indeed highly specialized, requires a wide range of technical knowledge, and is not easy to pass the exams for. But registering for the exam isn’t actually difficult; as long as you’re willing to invest time, you can still pass it. . Those who are eligible to take the CPA exam are generally also qualified to take the CMA exam
There are those around me who are preparing for the accounting certification exam, but there are yet no successful cases of anyone passing that exam.