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29-09-2020, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I would ask for 4k minimum, anything less is weak tbh
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For talented local fresh grad, I think you are too modest. Let's aim for a minimum of 5K. No 5K no talk
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29-09-2020, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
"I got my money already so f*ck the younger generation amirite?"
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Every man for himself. I only care about myself and my own offsprings. Who cares what happens to others? Remember, no one owes you a living. If you cannot make it, you should reflect on why you have failed.
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29-09-2020, 09:11 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2020
Location: Singapore, SG
Posts: 9
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Seems like people are really stretching the baton here with either a “accept whatever offer you get” attitude or “actually you should ask for much much more” mindset.
Reality is most MNCs are still paying $3.5k to $4.5k for fresh grads, Finance would generally be higher ($4.5k+ for BO, $5k+ for FO/MO and of course the huge salaries and bonuses for IB/S&T). Don’t know about SMEs, though I'd wager $3k to $4k is normal in good times, perhaps apply a discount given the COVID period.
Point is, I doubt that there will be a considerable reduction in graduate salaries even during the COVID times. Reduced headcount certainly, but wages are still very sticky on the whole.
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29-09-2020, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by gutenberg03129g
Seems like people are really stretching the baton here with either a “accept whatever offer you get” attitude or “actually you should ask for much much more” mindset.
Reality is most MNCs are still paying $3.5k to $4.5k for fresh grads, Finance would generally be higher ($4.5k+ for BO, $5k+ for FO/MO and of course the huge salaries and bonuses for IB/S&T). Don’t know about SMEs, though I'd wager $3k to $4k is normal in good times, perhaps apply a discount given the COVID period.
Point is, I doubt that there will be a considerable reduction in graduate salaries even during the COVID times. Reduced headcount certainly, but wages are still very sticky on the whole.
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Certain employers think that COVID-19 is a global nuke, we are all cavemen now, and we should all be hungry for the payment of 2 cows a month.
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29-09-2020, 09:48 PM
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How much to expect for UOL grad
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29-09-2020, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
This is just my passive summary, no need for a wall of text for something which can be said in 1 sentence.
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Lol you say "wall of text" but I think this guy summed up your bitterness pretty concisely
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30-09-2020, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Certain employers think that COVID-19 is a global nuke, we are all cavemen now, and we should all be hungry for the payment of 2 cows a month.
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A whole live cow costs a few thousand dollars
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30-09-2020, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
How much to expect for UOL grad
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Most SMEs give 2.2k-2.7k now, while most are addressing headcount issues.
If you can join MNCs, wages are also suppressed now, within 3k-3.4k.
It's not easy I know, companies are also cutting AWS and variable bonuses. Having a job in this climate is already very fortunate.
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06-10-2020, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Most SMEs give 2.2k-2.7k now, while most are addressing headcount issues.
If you can join MNCs, wages are also suppressed now, within 3k-3.4k.
It's not easy I know, companies are also cutting AWS and variable bonuses. Having a job in this climate is already very fortunate.
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U sure know your stuff. Yup 2.5k is alrdy very good for starting pay, fully concur.
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