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Originally Posted by Unregistered

this doesnt include the yearly bonuses right? only base?

hmmm no don't think so. Bonuses are calculated generally with additional 2 - 4 months, which includes performance bonus depending on grade -> 2 - 3+months] + [public servant bonus -> 1 - 1.5 months] for the year.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hmmm no don't think so. Bonuses are calculated generally with additional 2 - 4 months, which includes performance bonus depending on grade -> 2 - 3+months] + [public servant bonus -> 1 - 1.5 months] for the year.

Wow. Then the annual compensation is really quite high even for an average XT7 performer.

How long does it take for an average fresh grad to hit XT7? 8 years perhaps?

Base salary already include 13th month. So looks higher only.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow. Then the annual compensation is really quite high even for an average XT7 performer.

How long does it take for an average fresh grad to hit XT7? 8 years perhaps?

Fresh start at XT5 for degree holder, so maybe 6-8 year possible i guess. Looking at todays cost of living, this range is very normal, not to say its bad but wouldn't consider it in the top 20% of income for those with 8-12years of exp. And yes this includes the '13th month'.

For emplacement, will there be a formal letter or just email from HR?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For emplacement, will there be a formal letter or just email from HR?

Will receive a formal email from your HRBP

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Wow. Then the annual compensation is really quite high even for an average XT7 performer.

How long does it take for an average fresh grad to hit XT7? 8 years perhaps?

3-4 years if you're an associate
6-7 years if you're a normal hire.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

3-4 years if you're an associate
6-7 years if you're a normal hire.

whats a normal hire and associate?

8 YoE can apply as head or deputy director?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

whats a normal hire and associate?

im guessing farmer and scholar respectively