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Which countries? That seems problematic for any multinationals that want employees to be able to easily transfer internally.



Quite a few - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulation_and_licensure_in_en...

The issue is the word "engineer".

If you say "software developer" there is no problem. If you say "software engineer" in many places that has an additional implication of being a professional engineer.


No, the context of the thread is not about the word “engineer”, it’s about licensure for software development.


In Romania the term is protected too. That didn't stop me from having a career as a software engineer, just my title was not that. And the company lost the tax discount for employing a "real" swe. Guess my contribution was worth it.


It's insane that there even is a tax discount for employing a "real" swe.


Portugal and Germany for example.




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