SIM-UOL fresh grad starting pay

Originally Posted by Unregistered

SIM-RMIT here

SGUP-Traineeship at commodities, trade support/operations @ 2.5k for 9 months

Found new job in the last 2 months, starting in the new year Jan 2022.
Hedge Fund Operations 3.5k w/ bonus (unsure how many months)

Wasn't easy finding this role. Role was supposed to be for a more senior position (Associate) but I applied anyway. Employers liked me I suppose but I didn't go in without prep and knowledge of industry. Lucky to have a mentor-like friend who showed me the ropes.

Anyone managed to get into gov?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

SIM-RMIT here

SGUP-Traineeship at commodities, trade support/operations @ 2.5k for 9 months

Found new job in the last 2 months, starting in the new year Jan 2022.
Hedge Fund Operations 3.5k w/ bonus (unsure how many months)

Wasn't easy finding this role. Role was supposed to be for a more senior position (Associate) but I applied anyway. Employers liked me I suppose but I didn't go in without prep and knowledge of industry. Lucky to have a mentor-like friend who showed me the ropes.

Did any schoolmate get into MNC?

So quiet... what happened?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

SIM-RMIT here

SGUP-Traineeship at commodities, trade support/operations @ 2.5k for 9 months

Found new job in the last 2 months, starting in the new year Jan 2022.
Hedge Fund Operations 3.5k w/ bonus (unsure how many months)

Wasn't easy finding this role. Role was supposed to be for a more senior position (Associate) but I applied anyway. Employers liked me I suppose but I didn't go in without prep and knowledge of industry. Lucky to have a mentor-like friend who showed me the ropes.

Should have stayed in commodities

2017 - 4k
2018 - 4k
2019 - 4.5k (Changed Company)
2020 - 6k (Changed Company)
2021 - 6.2k (Increment)
2022 (current) - 8.4k (Changed Company)

Sharing the above for UOL grads/undergrads reference. I was self-employed doing my own businesses 3-4 years concurrently when doing my degree (2014-2017) and the first company that hired me recognized it as valid experiences which I have to admit I am really lucky for this.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Just chipping in as uol grad. Dont be disheartened by the lower starting pay. As long as you work hard after getting in.


2900- contract local bank 2017
3400 converted to perm at same bank 2017 end
3660 first Year increment 2019
3940 promo 2021
6400 changed job to foreign bank this year

Rubbish numbers by a rubbish person

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Rubbish numbers by a rubbish person

ok what, those numbers are very believable

in fact, 6k+ at 5yoe is very slow by local uni standards

Originally Posted by Unregistered

ok what, those numbers are very believable

in fact, 6k+ at 5yoe is very slow by local uni standards

Average annual increment at companies are 5-10%
Unless you're promoted (10-20%)

Job hopping laterally can grant you 10-30%
to have a 60% increment through lateral job hopping is nonsensical. Unless one is very lucky or its a change in industry. Bank's lateral jump is ~15-20%

6k+ at 5 YOE is above average for the average local uni.
Many get stuck in the 5k bracket

3rd class honours, BSc Economics & Management
Non-customer facing insurance role

Year 0: 2.6k (contract)
Year 1: 3k (converted)
Year 2: 3.2k
Year 3: 3.5k (promotion)
Year 4: 3.8 (promotion)
Year 5: 4k
Year 6: 4.3k
Year 7: 5.2k (promotion)