For those with 2-5 YOE, what is your salary?

#**1011** (**permalink**) 21-08-2022, 12:08 AM

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Engineer (30yrs old this year)
2017 - $3600(base) + $700(allowance)+ 4mths bonus
2018 - $3800(base) + $700(allowance)+ 4mths bonus
2019 - $4800(base) + 4mths bonus (change job)
2020 - $4975(base) + 4mths bonus
2021 - $5175(base) + 4mths bonus
2022 - $5410(base) + 4mths bonus

4 months including 13th?

#**1012** (**permalink**) 21-08-2022, 01:57 PM

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4 months including 13th?

Yes, including AWS. Basically Govt bonus ranged quite abit due to covid all those. Im avg performer so 1.5mths per year. Going to promote next year I think. so will be back with new value. Don't think I'm quitting soon.

#**1013** (**permalink**) 21-08-2022, 08:54 PM

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Yes, including AWS. Basically Govt bonus ranged quite abit due to covid all those. Im avg performer so 1.5mths per year. Going to promote next year I think. so will be back with new value. Don't think I'm quitting soon.

Congrats!!

How are your working hours like?

#**1014** (**permalink**) 25-08-2022, 08:58 PM

Private Banking Compliance

Year 1 - 3.4k
Year 1.5 - 3.9k
Year 1.5 (New Role) - 4.5k
Year 2.5 (ew Role) - 6.2k
Year 4 (New Role) - 7.8k
Year 5 - 8.3k

#**1015** (**permalink**) 29-08-2022, 11:35 AM

2016- 3200
2017- 3350 (change job)
2018 - 3500
2019 -3650
2020 - 3800
2021 - 4800 (promo+adjust)
2022 - 5300 (adjust)

#**1016** (**permalink**) 29-08-2022, 12:10 PM

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Private Banking Compliance

Year 1 - 3.4k
Year 1.5 - 3.9k
Year 1.5 (New Role) - 4.5k
Year 2.5 (ew Role) - 6.2k
Year 4 (New Role) - 7.8k
Year 5 - 8.3k

Hahaha bro, you still in la la land sibo

#**1017** (**permalink**) 29-08-2022, 07:38 PM

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Hahaha bro, you still in la la land sibo

Its pretty realistic for banking. Operational risk / regulatory / aml compliance at PB/IB pays well and these banks have offered significant increments over the past few years for these roles. You don't even need a technical background to get into these roles. I understand it might seem like a shock to low income earners who are languishing in reject positions but this is not even noteworthy in my circle.