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08-05-2010, 07:31 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
what can i work as after i graduated from this course?
possible to have high earning power? such as 10k/mth?
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09-05-2010, 03:26 PM
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sigh.. anyone?
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09-05-2010, 09:29 PM
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Supply Chain & Logistics Salaries
The Circle of Logisticians have done an annual salary survey available here
Circle of Logisticians
The following paragraphs are excerpts from the above link.
In Singapore, salary figures compiled by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower suggested that supply chain professionals rank within the top 10 percentile of all earners in Singapore. A procurement (supply chain) manager earned a median gross annual salary of SGD 69,600 while a logistics manager earned SGD 67,476 in 2008. These positions saw a jump of 4.5% from SGD 66,576 and 9% from SGD 61,896 respectively in 2007.
The median salary for 2009 among the respondents is SGD 68,555, a significant 20% rise from SGD 57,500 in 2008.
From the charts, depending on industry, typically takes ~7 years to get to the 100k mark.
But this industry is hard work and usually requires long hours.
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10-05-2010, 12:12 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
The Circle of Logisticians have done an annual salary survey available here
Circle of Logisticians
The following paragraphs are excerpts from the above link.
In Singapore, salary figures compiled by the Singapore Ministry of Manpower suggested that supply chain professionals rank within the top 10 percentile of all earners in Singapore. A procurement (supply chain) manager earned a median gross annual salary of SGD 69,600 while a logistics manager earned SGD 67,476 in 2008. These positions saw a jump of 4.5% from SGD 66,576 and 9% from SGD 61,896 respectively in 2007.
The median salary for 2009 among the respondents is SGD 68,555, a significant 20% rise from SGD 57,500 in 2008.
From the charts, depending on industry, typically takes ~7 years to get to the 100k mark.
But this industry is hard work and usually requires long hours. |
Thanks alot!
im not afraid of long hours or hard work, just that i hope i can reach that mark of getting paid 10k/mth and hopefully the hours that i put in are worth it.
is it possible to get into planning/strategizing for logistics line?
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