We all know that a certain number of papers published in recognized journals are required to pass the professional title evaluation. Are all published papers valid? This issue of small series to solve your doubts.

　　1. Papers published during the period of school or before taking office cannot be used as the basis for evaluating professional titles.

　　2. The number of words of the thesis is less than 2000 or 2500 (according to the requirements of the unit), or the thesis is not published in regular journals, such as supplement, fake journal, set journal, etc.

　　3. The time of publication of the thesis is later than the time of submission of materials for professional title evaluation. Although there are many academic journals now, there are only a few authoritative ones, so there are always many people who distribute them and few pages. In order to solve this problem, magazines generally receive contributions in advance and publish them in advance. For example, magazines in October 2012 will be published in June or even may. For comrades who participated in the review in the first half of 2012, they must choose magazines whose pages are in June or before June, This problem is often overlooked but often occurs, so it is generally recommended that you publish your papers half a year in advance. For one thing, the layout fee is getting higher and higher, and early sending can save money. For another, you can be prepared.

　　4. Changing work units, that is, the papers published in the previous units during their tenure, are useless in the current units. You must sign your name in your current work unit.

　　5. The published papers have nothing to do with the applied major. The published papers can only be applied for if they are papers of their own or similar majors.