Dont say that bro, it is possible for many people to start low, but salaries to jump up very fast.

Just because starting salary is slightly lower doesn't mean it will always be low :) Just do your best and you'll catch up very soon! :)

that is why networking is important, landed a role in high finance after 2 yrs of working experience, now drawing 300k/year. The degree is useless.

Ccb spent over 50k for this toilet paper, interviewer offer me 3.3k

Without this toilet paper, interviewer will offer u 2k.

Come join me in the financial industry, we offer financial products and your salary can be more than 200k per annum. No need to work 9-6, flexible timing. Selling insurance is the easiest way to get rich. The more you sell, the richer you get.

Work hard guys, there’s still hope. Just graduated from UOL, currently working at big 4 Deals. Have a couple of friends doing well in JPM, BNP etc doing middle office. All drawing high 3 to 4.5k which is pretty decent. Most importantly, get your internship experiences!

Have friends even starting their careers in Big Tech, multiple grad programs. The good ones don’t come to this forum lah, they just focus and grind. There are also a couple in BB IBD gigs, albeit not immediately (1-2 years after graduation). But yeah, internship experiences are super impt. These days not much employers give a sh*t about where you come from unless you gunning for MBB and BB IBD straight out of SIM UOL. Got people in MBB and BB IBD (as mentioned earlier) eventually after a few years of industry consulting / IBD.

4.5k is not decent for BB MO....high 3 is more like local bank BO

what kind of rubbish position sia. I was already getting 5k as an intern at JPM, full timer getting 4.5k?

I grow up want to become like you work back-office as a UOL grad