Just to put things in to some perspective I was recently lead interviewer on an online registration interview for IEng. The candidate’s job title was “Graduate Engineer” a position he had held for six (yes 6) years! His IEng registration was tied to his promotion to “Engineer” by his employer.
Many years ago during a discussion on job titles/salary rise with an employer’s HR director - I said that you can call me a “Teaspoon Carrier’s Mate” if you want, as long as you pay me for what I’m doing - he gave in - gave me a substantial rise and the job title Principal Engineer. This was a very long time ago.
When I get the time I intend to read the “4th” and join in with the comments.
Just to put things in to some perspective I was recently lead interviewer on an online registration interview for IEng. The candidate’s job title was “Graduate Engineer” a position he had held for six (yes 6) years! His IEng registration was tied to his promotion to “Engineer” by his employer.
Many years ago during a discussion on job titles/salary rise with an employer’s HR director - I said that you can call me a “Teaspoon Carrier’s Mate” if you want, as long as you pay me for what I’m doing - he gave in - gave me a substantial rise and the job title Principal Engineer. This was a very long time ago.
When I get the time I intend to read the “4th” and join in with the comments.
