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21-08-2021, 10:22 PM
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Any uni grads from electrical engineering pay progression? my expectation for starting is 3 - 3.2k. is that alright? i dont want to expect too high that i will not be able to get a job.
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21-08-2021, 11:15 PM
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Any uni grads from electrical engineering pay progression? my expectation for starting is 3 - 3.2k. is that alright? i dont want to expect too high that i will not be able to get a job.
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EE, if you are good at python / programming its advisable you should pivot into that field if you want a higher starting salary.
Unsure about engineering job pays, maybe you can go micron, they offer high salaries but attrition is quite high
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21-08-2021, 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by powerjtjs
EE, if you are good at python / programming its advisable you should pivot into that field if you want a higher starting salary.
Unsure about engineering job pays, maybe you can go micron, they offer high salaries but attrition is quite high
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sadly, my programming isnt that great. I was thinking of trying out micron or other semiconductor companies.
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21-08-2021, 11:54 PM
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sadly, my programming isnt that great. I was thinking of trying out micron or other semiconductor companies.
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if you don't have much choices I guess micron or semi conductors are usually easy to get in (you can use these as safety net job choices)
if I were you I'll probably improve my programming in the meantime (since its a in-demand skill) unless this is something you really hate.
anyways EE degree can be quite flexible, don't limit yourself to only engineering jobs. Friend from EE did machine learning, I believe the mathematical background from ee can allow you to pivot to other fields even like finance. Go find out what you like
Last edited by powerjtjs; 21-08-2021 at 11:57 PM.
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22-08-2021, 01:07 AM
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Any uni grads from electrical engineering pay progression? my expectation for starting is 3 - 3.2k. is that alright? i dont want to expect too high that i will not be able to get a job.
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If others put 2.5k, you think you will ever get the job? The competition is real my friend in today's global market.
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22-08-2021, 01:10 AM
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If others put 2.5k, you think you will ever get the job? The competition is real my friend in today's global market.
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Stop spreading fear and uncertainty lah boomer. Fresh grads in the company Im working in already getting 4.5k. Just need quantitative background from a local uni and able to do simple coding and present yourself decently during the interview.
2.5k only for useless sme with lowball boomer bosses.
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22-08-2021, 07:37 AM
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If others put 2.5k, you think you will ever get the job? The competition is real my friend in today's global market.
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sadly, if i were to go around that rate,i might as well dont go uni. go work after ns then now have 3 years experience already.
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22-08-2021, 10:39 AM
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Stop spreading fear and uncertainty lah boomer. Fresh grads in the company Im working in already getting 4.5k. Just need quantitative background from a local uni and able to do simple coding and present yourself decently during the interview.
2.5k only for useless sme with lowball boomer bosses.
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4.5K too low already lah. Many other skillsets pay higher than quantitative background from locai uni and doing coding.
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