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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Back in 2006, fresh grads only started with 2500-3000. The 4k trend probably only started from 2014 onwards.
Starting pay is based on the scheme and not the job function.
The key advantage which policy officers have is job exposure and exposure to senior management. This can help increase progression pace if you are deemed to have a higher than average CEP. Of course there are other opportunities for operational officers but I would reckon that it's fewer because of the nature and visibility of policy jobs vs operational jobs
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You and the other posters are right about the starting pay being tied to the scheme. I'm not sure what the OP meant by policy work, I was referring to stuff like the economist scheme in
MAS which is one of those that pays higher than the typical MX.