Shopee fresh grad pay

Originally Posted by Unregistered

idk how much difference you place between 'okay' and 'mediocre'.

Agree fully with considering pay on a per actual work hour basis. Though I don't consider commute to be part of 'work' per se because I use that time to read or catch up on Netflix. Having a immediate superior you can gel with is more important imo

That's nice... I can't stand commuting, after WFHing for so long I just can't go back to working in the office.

also your last point is true. i find it harder to gel with my team due to WFH. sadly this also means high chance i wont get my promotion fast lol which sucks but eh, i don't plan to stay long so it doesn't matter.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Shopee has no AWS. 60k basic, PB up to 3 months.

I'm the OP of this. To clarify, I have no prior work experience as a data analyst and my degree is unrelated (Engineering). I basically self-learned database languages and data visualisation tools and managed to do well enough for the test to get an interview with hiring manager. So, i wouldn't consider this a 'tech' offer but would lean more towards 'non-tech' in tech company.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm the OP of this. To clarify, I have no prior work experience as a data analyst and my degree is unrelated (Engineering). I basically self-learned database languages and data visualisation tools and managed to do well enough for the test to get an interview with hiring manager. So, i wouldn't consider this a 'tech' offer but would lean more towards 'non-tech' in tech company.

here is my $0.02 if u are keen. i am also like u in an engineering degree but i managed to pivot to a tech role in a tech company. it is rly quite doable given the tech crunch rn. anyone can try for tech(but not everyone would succeed and it is by no means easy) i would say u should try to apply for more tech roles if u are keen. else good job on getting out of engin LOL

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm the OP of this. To clarify, I have no prior work experience as a data analyst and my degree is unrelated (Engineering). I basically self-learned database languages and data visualisation tools and managed to do well enough for the test to get an interview with hiring manager. So, i wouldn't consider this a 'tech' offer but would lean more towards 'non-tech' in tech company.

That's why 60k annual only. Once you get your foot in and can perform like your tech peers you'll be looking at 66-74k.

Got offered 98k annual package for data scientist should I accept? 1 year of experience.

I’m sorry, but I know Shopee work-life balance all too well already. You definitely need to OT like mad (996 culture) in your junior years before you get to enjoy a more decent WLB lifestyle (10am to 7pm, 5 days) in your senior years, and all for what, 66k - 74k total compensation after graduation?

You work like siao (12 hours / day), which is 4 383 working hours annually and if I were to assume highest total comp, it’s like what, $16.80 / hr?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m sorry, but I know Shopee work-life balance all too well already. You definitely need to OT like mad (996 culture) in your junior years before you get to enjoy a more decent WLB lifestyle (10am to 7pm, 5 days) in your senior years, and all for what, 66k - 74k total compensation after graduation?

You work like siao (12 hours / day), which is 4 383 working hours annually and if I were to assume highest total comp, it’s like what, $16.80 / hr?

gzus that rly sucks lol does SWE pay higher than data in shopee at least

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Got offered 98k annual package for data scientist should I accept? 1 year of experience.

Oh? Shopee data science team should be on hiring freeze. I think someone left

there is opening for packer. they need to close their office and warehouse in india. anyone keen?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I’m sorry, but I know Shopee work-life balance all too well already. You definitely need to OT like mad (996 culture) in your junior years before you get to enjoy a more decent WLB lifestyle (10am to 7pm, 5 days) in your senior years, and all for what, 66k - 74k total compensation after graduation?

You work like siao (12 hours / day), which is 4 383 working hours annually and if I were to assume highest total comp, it’s like what, $16.80 / hr?

84k at least, not sure about the culture now since it's been a year since I left. Heard from juniors that it's better now. Their HR leads still a bunch of aholes trying to get attractive HR recruiters to honeypot tech recruits though.