Those of us with professional Engineering titles already have to do a kind of engineering oath anyway.
The problem is the lack of value of the word "engineering" in several countries, where everyone fells like calling themselves engineer after a six weeks bootcamp without suffering any issue with it.
> The problem is the lack of value of the word "engineering" in several countries
Or the fact that "enginnering" has be co-opted and made de-facto illegal for all but the small minority who agree to pay the local mafia^Wengineering association. This is especially a problem in North America. In Europe, the problem is different as you can only declare yourself an "engineer" if you've been in the right university.
Anyway, I could be a P.Eng, but paying the yearly racket money... I'll pass.
The problem is the lack of value of the word "engineering" in several countries, where everyone fells like calling themselves engineer after a six weeks bootcamp without suffering any issue with it.