Starting pay for fresh grad?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

that's very impressive, good on you! they convert you with a 6.2k pay?

Nah, the course mean is 5.2k, 5k median. 6.2k isn't rare or anything.
over 70% of us received a job offer with our attached companies, which is not a rare sight at SIT. It's not like NUS where the outliers are way crazier, they pull the mean up so much that it is inaccurate and better to look at the median. My friend from NUS CS that is working in fintech @ US is drawing USD 12k starting pay, while the worse-off ones are getting only 4k+

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nah, the course mean is 5.2k, 5k median. 6.2k isn't rare or anything.
over 70% of us received a job offer with our attached companies, which is not a rare sight at SIT. It's not like NUS where the outliers are way crazier, they pull the mean up so much that it is inaccurate and better to look at the median. My friend from NUS CS that is working in fintech @ US is drawing USD 12k starting pay, while the worse-off ones are getting only 4k+

how is the pay trajectory looking like for most of u CS/tech grads? let's say over the next 3 years?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is the employment rate low? cuz a lot of grads from big 3 get higher starting pay but their employment rate drops cuz they have high expectations for starting salary.

Theemployment rate for info-security and software engineering stands at 100%, with over 98% holding full-time positions.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how is the pay trajectory looking like for most of u CS/tech grads? let's say over the next 3 years?

Going up for people that are very skilled, but going down for people that just wanna get in but lack aptitude. software programming and cyber security are not for slow people.

which cybersecurity company pays the highest for fresh grad

which company pays the highest for fresh grad in ict?