What should I pay attention to when entering the patent agency industry?

Let's first understand the following two questions:

1. Am I suitable for the patent agency industry?

First of all, being body double needs your hobbies. It is impossible to do something you don't like well.

Secondly, you need to have a certain foundation in science or engineering, plus some professional knowledge in foreign languages or law. Thirdly, can you calm down and do word work in front of the computer every day? Are you patient?

Finally, you need a stepping stone to get started. With a stepping stone, be careful not to knock on the wrong door when knocking. If you go in and find it is a thatched cottage, it will be miserable.

2. Is the patent agent a noble gold collar industry?

The answer may be in the United States, but it may not be in China. China people are good at copying and reducing costs. The division of labor of patent agents is becoming more and more detailed, and cases come in like an assembly line. Acting as an agent to translate and write, and then submit. In essence, it is no different from the toy production in Guangdong, except that one is manual assembly and welding, and the other is brain translation. One is a manual production line, and the other is a mental production line. So don't be a gold collar with simple dreams.

If you want to be the golden collar of patent agency yourself, the premise is that you become a leader, or you have enough strength to become a leader or boss. When you order others to work on the assembly line, you are the golden collar. When you are an assembly line worker, don't think of yourself as a gold collar.

Some people say that I don't need an assembly line for my patent, but can I work slowly and do fine work? The answer is that you can do this, but other companies will use the assembly line model. If the cost is low, you will be eliminated and close the door.

Professional ethics of special practitioners

1. No matter what the circumstances and reasons, you must not deliberately do anything that damages the case or intentionally damages the rights and interests of customers. This is the requirement of patent law, the requirement of agency regulations and the lowest bottom line of agency.

No matter how the relationship with the boss and other colleagues is, don't talk about some "private matters", let alone talk nonsense. This is also the bottom line of being a man. If you look up, you can't see it If you can't get along, go your own way.