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Unregistered 28-10-2018 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111215)
You have a very good progression in the first 8 years. It kind of slow down between 2007 to 2015 comparing to other years. Possible to illustrate with bonus? It is an amazing feat that you did earn $7.5k without a degree with 7 years experience.

$7.5k after 6 years indeed is very impressive for a non-grad. That's almost a Band 6 salary on the low end at StanChart. Out of curiosity, what happened between 2007 and 2015? Which industry did you switch to? Since your salary was hovering in the Band 6 range across these 8 years.

Unregistered 28-10-2018 11:53 AM

Here's my progression:

UOB:
2010 - entered as Senior Officer as fresh grad at $3.25k
2013 - promoted to Manager in 2013, $4.7k
2015 - promoted to AVP, $6k

DBS:
2017 - entered as AVP after 1-year stint in non-local bank at $9.5k, currently $10.3k

Unregistered 28-10-2018 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111222)
Here's my progression:

UOB:
2010 - entered as Senior Officer as fresh grad at $3.25k
2013 - promoted to Manager in 2013, $4.7k
2015 - promoted to AVP, $6k

DBS:
2017 - entered as AVP after 1-year stint in non-local bank at $9.5k, currently $10.3k

What is your role and how much bonus are you currently on?

Unregistered 28-10-2018 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111225)
What is your role and how much bonus are you currently on?

In a middle office function, last year's bonus was ~5 months

Unregistered 27-04-2019 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111220)
$7.5k after 6 years indeed is very impressive for a non-grad. That's almost a Band 6 salary on the low end at StanChart. Out of curiosity, what happened between 2007 and 2015? Which industry did you switch to? Since your salary was hovering in the Band 6 range across these 8 years.

choosing the right industry can make a paramount difference.

One example I know, an NUS phd, started with 3.5k per month, after 10 years working in A*STAR, only making 6.6k per month, ~100k per annum.

After switching to banking. 4 years later, is making 18k per month, ~250k per annum. Think what could have been achieved if started in banking straight out of school.

Unregistered 27-04-2019 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 117834)
choosing the right industry can make a paramount difference.

One example I know, an NUS phd, started with 3.5k per month, after 10 years working in A*STAR, only making 6.6k per month, ~100k per annum.

After switching to banking. 4 years later, is making 18k per month, ~250k per annum. Think what could have been achieved if started in banking straight out of school.

Is he doing same role in banking?

Unregistered 27-04-2019 05:14 PM

Actually does anyone knows if the jobs posted by these 3 local banks in the various portals are actual vacancies? I have seen the same role on portals for more almost half a year...

Unregistered 28-04-2019 12:50 AM

Started in non bank 3k -2013
Now in foreign bank 6.4k -2019

Unregistered 28-04-2019 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111215)
You have a very good progression in the first 8 years. It kind of slow down between 2007 to 2015 comparing to other years. Possible to illustrate with bonus? It is an amazing feat that you did earn $7.5k without a degree with 7 years experience.

You didn't read properly. He joined ocbc in 2000 with 3 years experience. That is 10-11 years to get to 7.5k. Lol..

Unregistered 28-04-2019 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 111220)
$7.5k after 6 years indeed is very impressive for a non-grad. That's almost a Band 6 salary on the low end at StanChart. Out of curiosity, what happened between 2007 and 2015? Which industry did you switch to? Since your salary was hovering in the Band 6 range across these 8 years.

Band 6 in Stanchart is 8k thereabouts? I'm slated to be promoted to Band 6 next year and I'm more than 2k away from the 8k mark. I don't see how HR will give me such a big increase when the time comes. Sigh.


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