Since the landlord has just entered the business, he will definitely not get a particularly good treatment, which is not lower than that before the landlord. Intellectual property is a mixed qualification. Take your time.
The landlord must have mastered autocad, coreldraw and photoshop, right? The intellectual property agency takes a fancy to the landlord's ability in this respect, because the patent application for machinery requires a lot of drawing work, and sometimes the client can use the landlord's skills when he can't provide complete drawings or needs to modify them.
It is also possible that the agency wants to design trademarks for customers, or it can use the skills of the landlord.
Of course, it is also possible that the intellectual property agency lacks telemarketing or something, so it doesn't matter what the landlord has, and the junior high school diploma can be completed.
Finally, remind the landlord that due to the strict requirements of intellectual property rights on time limit, there is great pressure to work in the agency. It is very likely that you will be asked to draw lots in the afternoon after receiving the task in the morning. If you can't draw, the whole application document will not be handed in. Think about the angry eyes of colleagues ~ ~ hehe.
The most amazing thing I have ever seen is that someone left after working for an hour, and even worse, they left after working for three months without becoming a full member.