Political engineer and engineer are two different professions. Although both have the word "engineering" in their names, their responsibilities and professional fields are obviously different. Let's take a closer look at their differences.

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Political workers are professionals engaged in ideological and political work. Their main duties are to organize, guide and manage the ideological and political education in their own units, and to cultivate and exercise the political quality and working ability of cadres and workers. Political engineers usually work in party committees, military units, enterprises and institutions, and need to have profound theoretical literacy and political sensitivity.

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Engineers are professionals engaged in technical work. Their main duties are to apply scientific and engineering knowledge to solve practical problems, develop and design new products and technologies, and be responsible for the implementation of engineering projects. Engineers can work in various fields, such as civil engineering, electrical engineering, computer engineering, etc. They need professional knowledge and technical ability.

Generally speaking, there are obvious differences between political engineers and engineers in responsibilities, training and professional fields. Political engineers pay attention to political education and organizational management and need to have political quality and organizational ability, while engineers pay attention to technical application and problem solving and need to have professional knowledge and technical ability. Whether engaged in ideological and political work or technical work, these two professions play an important role in the process of realizing the development goals of the country and organizations, and play an irreplaceable role.