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They are also revising salary for all employees this july |
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errr afaik psa pay for OE quite in line with maritime studies GES leh. Enginnering wise is slightly lower alr (offshore, mech, civil)
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PSA is a great company. very forgiving and i have yet to see anyone get fired. Ave. service of both office and non office base staff is around 9-11 years.
Base is low but its made up thru its bonus and ad-hoc NTUC gift-aways. To break down the bonus for ya a. AWS b. EBI (Company Bonus) c. PI (Performance Incentive) Unless you are under performance improvement plan or serving notice, [a] and [b] is pow jiak. [c] bonus can be 0.25 - 5.5 which is pegged to your appraisal grade (C,C+,B,B+ and A) in additional there is also an internal ranking so you and me could be "B" performers but i am a higher "B" thus qualify for a slightly higher bonus multiplier. To put it all together - assume you are a Manager drawing 8k per month. Qualified for a "B" grade (2mths) and the company met most of its KPIs and will pay 2.15 mths Hence, (8000 * 12) + (8000) + (8000 * 2.15) + (8000 * 2) = 137,200 or 11,400 per month Sounds good? Maybe! but be warned that this may work againsts you if your next employer tries to lowball you using your BASE salary. Also if you somehow ended up with a C grade then its a loss of around 2-1.5 months.. again depending on the business. Good luck! |
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At the end of the day, its really up to the individual on their career aspirations. Money is one portion but should also consider the entire ecosystem (stability, friends, culture, future etc.) Cheers. |
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I assume you have already tried applying to CPG? The best time to try is when you are a fresh graduate. In your first 1-2 years, HR can consider you as a fresh graduate. If you stay beyond 2 years in PSA ops, your experience will likely be a disservice during CPG application. If you dont get in Unilever or P&G on your first try, I suggest you can gofor the lower-tier CPGs, gain some experience, then try again. 50K can seem like a lot right now but I suggest you think hard about your career trajectory (refer to Linkedin again). Make sure you collect sufficient datapoints to prove or disprove your assumptions! |
PSA pay revising is just moving our fixed bonus into our pay and call it pay adjustment. Damn xiasuay
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