The monthly salary of a trademark agent in Jinan, Shandong is generally 3,000-4,000 + commission.
If we analyze the domestic trademark system and development environment, I think that trademark agents will still be the same in at least 30 years In the rising industry, one of the most convincing evidence is that currently 98% of Chinese companies have not registered their own trademarks (at a global level). This puts Chinese companies in a very passive position in the life-and-death international competition. Many of our trademarks are in The cases of "Tong Ren Tang" and "Wang Zhihe" are shocking!
The entry threshold for trademark attorneys in China is relatively low, and there are not many professional restrictions. Basically, anyone with a foreign language advantage and a grammar major can be qualified. "Enter the industry as early as possible", this industry has not yet As the lawyer industry attracts so much attention, the industry competition is not fierce, and agents can have a lifelong career. Even after retirement, they can be hired as trademark consultants by other firms, universities, government agencies, and large enterprises. I think that in the current employment situation Under such circumstances, a trademark agent is a good choice. Of course, the premise is that you must have a certain amount of knowledge accumulation and skill reserves. Remember to be impetuous and work steadily for 3 years.
First of all, the trend of global economic integration has basically taken shape, and every commodity is the result of the integration of various global resources. For example, for a laptop, the core patented technology may be from the United States, the main components may be from the United Kingdom, Japan, or Singapore, the production technology and management standards may be from Germany, the manufacturing process may be in China or Vietnam, and the product raw materials may come from Asian, African, and Latin American countries. Even places you have never heard of before, let alone logistics and sales networks all over the world. This reality requires the establishment of a set of rules and standards that everyone must follow. We all must follow these rules and standards. To develop yourself, there is no doubt that the core and most important of all rules and standards is the intellectual property system, and the trademark system is one of the most important components of the intellectual property system;
Secondly, from our country Judging from the current reality of trademark protection, as of December 31, 2010, more than 85% of Chinese companies do not have their own trademarks. The vast majority of domestic companies are only OEM factories for foreign companies, undertaking "OEM" and "ODM" "Jobs like this are at the bottom of the overall global industrial chain, which is very dangerous. China has the world's largest market. Since the WTO's accession to the WTO, a large number of international companies have poured into China, and they have lost their capital, technology, management, etc." Faced with the reality of not having a competitive advantage, Chinese companies are in urgent need of change.
Thirdly, in recent years, the state has also significantly increased its efforts in policy support and legal system construction. As far as I know, in some areas, local governments and trademark management departments will have strict regulations on newly registered trademarks. With a certain amount of policy subsidies, trademark agents will have a lot of development opportunities as professional legal talents. As long as they have both software and hardware conditions and receive certain vocational training, they can become an excellent trademark agent and realize their own goals. Personal values ??can be expected.
There were 698,000 trademark registration applications in 2008; 830,500 trademark registration applications in 2009; and 1.072 million trademark registration applications in 2010. By the end of 2010, my country had accumulated 8.295 million applications for trademark registration, 5.628 million registered trademarks, and 4.604 million valid registered trademarks, both ranking first in the world (2/3 of China's small and medium-sized enterprises do not have trademarks).
Therefore, there is still a lot of room for development and the prospects are very good.
I wish you success!