How is China National Intellectual Property Administration treated?

I have a friend who graduated with a master's degree in 23. His treatment is: more than 2k in the first year, more than 3k after becoming a full member. Now it has been more than three years, and it is more than 4k. The above is salary plus allowance and so on. If you have an interpreter, you will get more pocket money. The advantage is that the unit can save a lot of money by buying affordable housing, and have the opportunity to learn and enrich themselves.

Generally speaking, there is not much difference between the salaries of civil servants before and after they become a regular employee. There is no grading before they become a regular employee. Generally, they will draw a basic salary, which is about 8% after they become a regular employee. After grading, they will be determined according to several items, such as grade, position and post. These items don't add up much, just a few hundred dollars. The salary of civil servants focuses on subsidies and so on. .

Reprinted: China National Intellectual Property Administration Patent Examination Cooperation Center (Shenxie) Treatment

Our unit and Shenxie are brothers. I started training with Shenxie in August. The training of Shenxie is 4 months, but we may be 3 months.

During the training, I envied the students of the Association for Examining and Adjudicating, and thought their work was very interesting. After examining patent applications, they could put their personal seals on the cases, so they had little power. It turns out that the Examining Association also has a patent classification department, which has been placed under the China Patent Technology Development Company since this year, so this year's recruitment is definitely a real examination.

let's talk about the four months of training, with no performance, only the basic salary. I have seen a master's salary slip, about 2,5k, and a doctor's about 3k. Within one month after they joined the company in August, they distributed a very complete range of stationery, including a USB flash drive, a good blanket, about 2 yuan, and a cooling subsidy of 9 yuan. I don't know if it is 2 months or 3 months. Eating every day is basically free, because 1 yuan at noon can't be spent, and breakfast can also be used. As long as you punch in after 6: 3 in the evening, there will be a working meal. Many people eat at 6 o'clock, punch in after eating, and then leave.

After the training, I began to work on cases under the guidance of my tutor. It is said that ordinary examiners must work on more than 8 cases a month, each with 5 performance. I don't know the upper limit, but it seems to be more than 12? There used to be no upper limit. In other words, the performance guarantee is more than 4k per month, and the young teacher who gives us lectures does about 11 things a month (he has to be a tutor and bring new colleagues, which is subsidized, I don't know how much). Plus the rating after training, junior examiners also get an allowance, and the basic salary will also increase < P > to the trial association in p>6. There are more than 7 people in our training class, mostly from Tsinghua, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Peking University, etc. I remember there are two Harbin Institute of Technology. The students of Beili Beiyou University may have been trained in the past because they graduated early. There are two more phases ahead and many doctors.

Work will be tiring. I don't think this job is boring. I do deep processing of data. This is boring. The treatment is not particularly good for the time being, right? Usually there are quite a lot of things distributed. There is a certain mobility of talents. It is said that in the first phase last year, more than 3 people left seven or eight, and they received training from the Intellectual Property Office, so it was very easy to get the qualification of patent agents. Some people jumped to big patent offices. Some sisters who are going to have a baby are classified in order to relax. Of course, their status is not true, but the treatment is similar. It's estimated that patent development companies can't pass Takuya, so they need to recruit, do they want to do classification? However, the number of recruits may not be as much as that of the trial association.

The work place is generally College International or Xuezhixuan. In 26, several people from our Academy of Sciences went to Shenxie. At least I knew four of them, and I felt envious. I regretted why I didn't take the recruitment of Shenxie to heart last year. After training, I got to know more about this part of the work. I was not interested in it before, but now I have a strong interest.

Generally speaking, this is a sunrise industry, with little pressure and average salary. It may have a great sense of accomplishment. Depending on personal interests, it needs continuous learning, such as studying law and Japanese or German. Who makes the number of patent applications in Japan and Germany second only to that in the United States? But rest assured, according to the patent law, foreign patent applications coming to China should be handled by foreign-related patent agencies, which have been translated into Chinese. Therefore, they will not have been translated like civil servants in the Intellectual Property Office (but civil servants earn extra money by doing translation, and those who examine associations are not allowed).