HR-related Jobs - How much are you earning?

I am planning to take a HRM degree from uniSIM and do a career switch to HR.

Hope to build my career towards L&D or C&B area.

May i ask if i need to be very good in written english?

Thank you!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Should be 6k+, but heard from my colleague use to be from there say bonus very high 10-12 mths if meet kpi

wow not bad, comparable to the bigger mgt consulting firms... is it very hard to get in?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Should be 6k+, but heard from my colleague use to be from there say bonus very high 10-12 mths if meet kpi

Really? I just google their website & it seems like a very cheap homepage that was not updated for many years. Not saying you are wrong or what, but I find it quite hard to believe this kind of typical small setup serving local clients can pay 140k p.a. for a entry level junior analyst.

I wonder whether it is the same person with all the big cannon stories on this thread.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I wonder whether it is the same person with all the big cannon stories on this thread.

Not from HR so can't comment the other stories, but this one really over the top. I mean 140k upwards for a junior analyst is what some of the investment banking FO are offering to new grads. Quite unbelievable that a co with a crappy website not updated for years with a office located at some never hear before building pay this kind of money.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am planning to take a HRM degree from uniSIM and do a career switch to HR.

Hope to build my career towards L&D or C&B area.

May i ask if i need to be very good in written english?

Thank you!

no need lah. i c my side there the hr mostly middle age aunties speaking in singlish... the young ones slightly better, but most are below average english too

Originally Posted by Unregistered

no need lah. i c my side there the hr mostly middle age aunties speaking in singlish... the young ones slightly better, but most are below average english too

Your "side" HR aunties are probably just HRSS or something. And you're obviously not from HR so don't generalize. For C&B and L&D I think there has to be a good grasp of language - country policies/laws to training programs.

I'm currently pursuing a deg in hrm from unisim too. Is it really more difficult for males to get into hr?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm currently pursuing a deg in hrm from unisim too. Is it really more difficult for males to get into hr?

generalist side yes, specialist side no.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

generalist side yes, specialist side no.

Let's say if you wanna get into a specialist role but from the previous posts that I've read, you'll prolly need around 8-10 years of generalist exp before landing yourself a specialist role. So how will you be able to get into a specialist role assuming you just have a basic degree and find it hard to gain generalist experience if you're a male?