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Unregistered 13-12-2022 11:13 PM

How’s the market for SIM UOL grads these days?

How about those from RMIT, is it the same?

Unregistered 14-12-2022 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 237035)
How’s the market for SIM UOL grads these days?

How about those from RMIT, is it the same?

$3- $3.5k.

Unregistered 15-02-2023 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 237066)
$3- $3.5k.

With current inflation and prices, I would honestly have to say SIM grad wages have barely budged, even shrunk in some cases.

My fellow SIM UOL/RMIT peers in their first jobs 10 years ago were averaging between 2.6K to 3.2K per month.

Do not be disheartened when you see statistics of 4K'ish starting salaries of NUS/NTU/SMU graduates. There are plenty of local grads starting at mid-3K or lower than most care to admit.

From personal experience, the "Private U" label wears off after 2-3 years of paying your dues. With a timely move and reasonable negotiating skills, your wage should be on par with any local graduates, if not better, assuming private sector employers.

3 years in, your qualities and highlights should take centre stage of the hiring's attention. Your paper by now is simply a checkbox for HR to tick on a checklist.

If that is not the case, my advice would be to sit down with your bosses and relook at your current scope, responsibilities and growth trajectory.

Unregistered 08-03-2023 08:15 PM

Don't worry guys, uol and rmit ranking is higher than local uni like smu. We can do it.

Unregistered 08-03-2023 08:50 PM

sim uol 4.5k ey risk advisory

Unregistered 09-03-2023 11:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 241847)
Don't worry guys, uol and rmit ranking is higher than local uni like smu. We can do it.

a little sad if you really think UOL and RMIT is of better value than SMU

Unregistered 10-03-2023 03:40 PM

For private uni grads, easiest way to break above 4k starting is to do a tech related career. Even so, local u grads in tech will still command higher pay, normally 10-15% more. This is very common in GLCs where there is more overt pay discrimination

Unregistered 11-03-2023 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 241847)
Don't worry guys, uol and rmit ranking is higher than local uni like smu. We can do it.

smu talk only, also cmi.

Unregistered 11-03-2023 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 241977)
a little sad if you really think UOL and RMIT is of better value than SMU

quite sad for smu. yeah. Their GES, only graduates know if it's accurate.

Unregistered 12-03-2023 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 241847)
Don't worry guys, uol and rmit ranking is higher than local uni like smu. We can do it.

smu useless 1, u go overseas. u tell them about smu, they would say they have never heard of it before. u tell them u are from uol, straight away get interview already.


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