09-03-2014, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by kelvinchua
Dear all, thank you for all of your valuable inputs and opinions. I have since went for the second interview and am back with more salary information, but just to clarify some questions above:
Profile- Fresh Commerce Grad (Specializing in Management) - No honours
- Mainly HR & IT Training Experience, Minimal Sales from internships/part time jobss
3 Year-Salary Package Details
Mar 14: $1,000
Apr to Jun 14: $1,500
Jul to Sep 14: $2,000
Oct to Dec 14: $2,500
Jan to Jun 15: $3,000
Jul to Dec 15: $3,500
Jan to Jun 16: $4,000
Jul to Dec 16: $4,500
Effectively, $109,000 over a period of 34 months (Mar 14 - Dec 16), averaging out to be $3,205/mth over 3 years.
- There'll be CPF
- I'll be the first hire to be in this "New" pay structure.
- Boss says this 3-year plan will reflect accordingly in contract.
- Possibility of increasing/decreasing (but dependent on performance - which the Boss say must see first but if I'm good he's definitely willing to pay more)
Benefits- No Annual Leaves (but can take unlimited amount of Unpaid Leaves, up to individual - rationale is people tend to abuse AL/SL)
- Other than the above, nothing else was mentioned or that I know of.
- Boss asks me to factor in the Training part where employees are sent to multiple trainings (which costs money and up to $5,000/pax a year - ask me to compare with pees which might not have such trainings; includes stuffs like branding/sales & marketing/social media/personnel development)
- Boss also asks me to factor in the part where he will be a Direct Mentor to me (which he explains costs money technically cause he invests his time, citing lawyers have consultation fees etc)
Career Progression
- After this 3 years programme, should be looking at either Senior Consultant/AM role. (but can be faster depending on how fast I learn/perform)
- Year 4-6, manager role and how to manage business etc.
- Year 6 onwards, possibility for GM role.
Appreciate any comments please. Thank you.
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sounds like a scam. a huge one.
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