SIM-UOL fresh grad starting pay

UOL IS FCH grad in 2005, 2018/19 IR8A $125k. Regret not going into banking or sales.

Sim-uol, first class, 2.5 k

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Mai inflat leh knn lol

I am not the poster that posted that range. But in 7 years 7.5k is possible. Both my sister and brother got more than that in 7 years..

s://.todayonline.com/singapore/lower-pay-discrimination-some-hurdles-facing-private-university-grads

Am I right to infer that there are some SIM-UOL earning low 2k or even less than 2k?

If I am getting something higher than the median as a fresh grad, I should be relieved right? Even if it is less than 3k.

-Graduating soon.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am not the poster that posted that range. But in 7 years 7.5k is possible. Both my sister and brother got more than that in 7 years..

I am the poster. Yes, even at 7.5k, I feel I am underpaid considering my experience and my industry (IT). I can get 9k if I jump ship. Just want to let everyone know, yes you may start 20% lower than the public uni folks. But in the end, you career is a not a sprint, its a marathon. A 40 year marathon. It's not your piece of certificate which determines how far you will go. It's up to you to prove yourself in the long run.

Does a SIM degree lower one's CEP from the start? I'm from a ministry, currently MX12 for more than 5 plus years. Gotten C+ C C B B but show how I'm always passed over for promotion. My peers from NUS/NTU with similar or worse performance grades are promoted already.. I tried to ask my RO and he said its partly due to lower CEP I had when I started.. Is due to my degree?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am the poster. Yes, even at 7.5k, I feel I am underpaid considering my experience and my industry (IT). I can get 9k if I jump ship. Just want to let everyone know, yes you may start 20% lower than the public uni folks. But in the end, you career is a not a sprint, its a marathon. A 40 year marathon. It's not your piece of certificate which determines how far you will go. It's up to you to prove yourself in the long run.

I started with lower salary in my first job as well -- less than 3k.

I have 5 years of relevant experience till date and getting close to 10k p.a. inclusive of bonus.

I am not in sales. I joined a good company and have good bosses who gave me opportunities to develop.

fk the govt for discriminating us

Originally Posted by Unregistered

s://.todayonline.com/singapore/lower-pay-discrimination-some-hurdles-facing-private-university-grads

Am I right to infer that there are some SIM-UOL earning low 2k or even less than 2k?

If I am getting something higher than the median as a fresh grad, I should be relieved right? Even if it is less than 3k.

-Graduating soon.

Unless you score less than second lower and have 0 related internship experience, u rly shouldnt be accepting anything less than 2k. Anything less than 2k is a contract/ diploma job.. heck even low 2k can be considered contract/diploma based job

Originally Posted by Unregistered

fk the govt for discriminating us

We should reject unfair offers from the govt to create shortages of esteemed and well sought after SIM-UOL grads for the civil service... they will learn their lesson the hard way and pay us more than NUS graduates!