FDM Singapore Graduate Program

[omezarn]

Good Day!

Does anyone have any experience working here before? They provide 3 months of training and then deployment to Banks.

A typical low margin low profit IT outsourcer trying to entice young grads to join by branding entry level hiring as a "graduate program".

You join a bank with decent performance can make annual 300k after 10 years, go join them after 10 years can make 50k already consider lucky.

[omezarn]

Really? But they offered $40k per year

Originally Posted by omezarn

Really? But they offered $40k per year

And how much increment you think they can give a year? 2%? 3%?

A non-honors deg civil servant can already get ~$52k annual total package... Think about it...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

And how much increment you think they can give a year? 2%? 3%?

A non-honors deg civil servant can already get ~$52k annual total package... Think about it...

I never join FDM b4, but work with their competitor Cognizant (train & posted to a foreign bank) for 2 years. All I can say is other than the normal basic salary (3.2k for entry level), the benefits is bare minimum like SMEs and bonus is a joke (No AWS, variable 1st year 0.5 months 2nd year 0.3 months).

[omezarn]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

And how much increment you think they can give a year? 2%? 3%?

A non-honors deg civil servant can already get ~$52k annual total package... Think about it...

Oh wow but I've been very unlucky in my 1st job. Getting about 2.8k even though I'm with them for 2yrs now. My increment has only been 150 a year. Thts why this offer seem enticing

How is the work like? Is it like acenture? good to have on resume, but damn xiong to be in (weekends burn etc.)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How is the work like? Is it like acenture? good to have on resume, but damn xiong to be in (weekends burn etc.)

Comparing Accenture to the likes of low cost low profit BPO firms like FDM is like comparing POSB with JP Morgan.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Comparing Accenture to the likes of low cost low profit BPO firms like FDM is like comparing POSB with JP Morgan.

I think you have ncs in mind. fdm is large international coy, if one cannot get into accenture fdm is good too

Hi all, anyone know the package that they offer now? And how is the interview process like?