how much salary do we get for MBA graduated.....please....???

[robinwong]

hello

can somebody give any information about how much salary do we get for mba graduated with 2 years working experienced??

as information, i took mba in tourism hospitality and not in the best uni in sing. just standard uni with england license....

thanks

[zara90210]

Better that you don't know.

Originally Posted by robinwong

hello

can somebody give any information about how much salary do we get for mba graduated with 2 years working experienced??

as information, i took mba in tourism hospitality and not in the best uni in sing. just standard uni with england license....

thanks

it depends on the types of employers. but with limited info provided, i figure it would be close to fresh graduate pay unless your two years experience is really relevant.

[robinwong]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it depends on the types of employers. but with limited info provided, i figure it would be close to fresh graduate pay unless your two years experience is really relevant.

thanks bro...waw, closed to fresh grad? so what do u think if 3000 is a good deal for me?

Originally Posted by robinwong

thanks bro...waw, closed to fresh grad? so what do u think if 3000 is a good deal for me?

i advise higher. cos i fresh grad already 3.5k.

[robinwong]

waw, thanks so much. but is it sure 3500 will be confident? because my 2 years experienced was not related to tourism and hospitality. i worked as senior administration in small property company.

anyway...thanks

Yo bro... better dun put salary expectation before interview, unless u are really2 required to do so (usually i just put negotiable on the form without mentioning number).

Rather than letting everyone, incl interviewer, know your 2 years exp not related, you have to find out how it could relate together with your MBA for your applied position.

It is much easier to know how much they are able to pay you after or during the interview, who knows it might be better than your expected salary, otherwise you can just negotiate since they are considering you already.

Good Luck

[robinwong]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yo bro... better dun put salary expectation before interview, unless u are really2 required to do so (usually i just put negotiable on the form without mentioning number).

Rather than letting everyone, incl interviewer, know your 2 years exp not related, you have to find out how it could relate together with your MBA for your applied position.

It is much easier to know how much they are able to pay you after or during the interview, who knows it might be better than your expected salary, otherwise you can just negotiate since they are considering you already.

Good Luck

ok, that's great advise....thanks so much bro!!