2019 Fresh Grad starting pay

Hr degree FRESH grad totally no hr exp around 2k only. 1.8 to 2k.same as diploma hr fresh grad.

the 3k ppl say,i really dunnoe come from where (for HR degree fresh grad)
3k for hr most likely is degree level job and after like 3-4 years exp then can get.

[Holahola]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hr degree FRESH grad totally no hr exp around 2k only. 1.8 to 2k.same as diploma hr fresh grad.

the 3k ppl say,i really dunnoe come from where (for HR degree fresh grad)
3k for hr most likely is degree level job and after like 3-4 years exp then can get.

They dont count internshop experience? Thats quite bad eh. Maybe try look for another company?

actually i try search since last year on all job portal already over few hundreds jobs already

Hr degree fresh grad really borderline 2k or 2k. Thats the trend now.haha

Even if count intern, also treat as fresh grad etc.

HR industry not doing well now.haha

I guess mainly due to hr no longer strictly requires a degree or even a diploma to be one, so even if u have a degree, they will still pay u same as a diploma hr grad.

[Holahola]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

actually i try search since last year on all job portal already over few hundreds jobs already

Hr degree fresh grad really borderline 2k or 2k. Thats the trend now.haha

Even if count intern, also treat as fresh grad etc.

HR industry not doing well now.haha

I guess mainly due to hr no longer strictly requires a degree or even a diploma to be one, so even if u have a degree, they will still pay u same as a diploma hr grad.

Oh.. have you been working for a year then?

[EatTooMuchLiao]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hr degree FRESH grad totally no hr exp around 2k only. 1.8 to 2k.same as diploma hr fresh grad.

the 3k ppl say,i really dunnoe come from where (for HR degree fresh grad)
3k for hr most likely is degree level job and after like 3-4 years exp then can get.

sure anot? your degree fresh grad is local uni or private uni? alot employees treat private unis as local diploma

yes, if u all dont believe, just search on jobstreet or any job portal, Hr or human resource den u try find one with education requirement as Degree, even after 2-3 years exp around mid 2k only. but most likely they will put as o level/diploma/degree. they wont put just "degree" then salary will be around 2k.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

yes, if u all dont believe, just search on jobstreet or any job portal, Hr or human resource den u try find one with education requirement as Degree, even after 2-3 years exp around mid 2k only. but most likely they will put as o level/diploma/degree. they wont put just "degree" then salary will be around 2k.

confirm u from SIM la. Those from NUS and NTU business degree with HR majors, can get at least 3.5k leh

[EatTooMuchLiao]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

confirm u from SIM la. Those from NUS and NTU business degree with HR majors, can get at least 3.5k leh

yeah thats wat i keep emphasising. alot companies view SIM the similar or slightly higher than local poly.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

confirm u from SIM la. Those from NUS and NTU business degree with HR majors, can get at least 3.5k leh

thats if the job ad salary state something like 3k to 3.7k

if they dont state that range,where ur 3.5 come from?

For example, the job ad on jobstreet put 1.8 to 2.2k

Even if u nus, it will still be given whats in the range at ,which is 2.2k, and then i be given a 1.8k. Thats what im trying to say

In the first place, there isnt a fresh grad hr job (degree) that state salary range that hit 3k, so where ur 3k gonna come from if the range of every hr job ad put 1.8 to 2.2k. You will still get the best if ur nus/ntuc,but its the 2.2 lor, then diploma 1.8.

For example,
s://i.postimg.cc/cJPdM0y5/salary.jpg

the range put like that for that specific job ad,even if ur nus etc, ur still gonna get 2.2 which is the highest end of the range.

my point being, nowadays dont really have a fresh grad (degree only (strictly)) hr job already.

The reason being, alot employers realise Hr dont really need degree to be why, which is why at the same time, you gonna see this on alot hr jobs advertise education requirements:
"o levels/diploma/degree/graduate/post graduate/nitec in hr or related field" for one job ad. ur that at least 3.5k is a degree holder working AFTER maybe 3-4 years then can get , not immediately after grad( fresh grad) get le.