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21-01-2016, 06:08 PM
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grad last year.
offered a front office banking role for 8.5k.
sim-uol first class.
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im sim-rmit first class.
offered a sales orientated banking role for 8k.
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21-01-2016, 06:16 PM
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21-01-2016, 06:49 PM
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Wa piang you all so low meh! I nv get a merit also have 12k liao!
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21-01-2016, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Wa piang you all so low meh! I nv get a merit also have 12k liao!
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All of you all lose me la! I 14k ok!
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21-01-2016, 11:10 PM
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Im a clown from SIM, own you all with 20k!
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25-01-2016, 09:20 PM
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i am from Kaplan-Birmingham City University; earning 32k per month.
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26-01-2016, 09:36 AM
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Look at all the recent replies above and you wonder why people just do not have a good perception of graduates from SIM.
Notwithstanding the credibility of their claims, their action of pushing each other down with their purported "higher salary than you" just speaks volume of their character.
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26-01-2016, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Look at all the recent replies above and you wonder why people just do not have a good perception of graduates from SIM.
Notwithstanding the credibility of their claims, their action of pushing each other down with their purported "higher salary than you" just speaks volume of their character.
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Not sure if this poster is trolling or what, haha.
The previous few posts were obviously done by trolls, and not by actual SIM grads.
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26-01-2016, 07:58 PM
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I feel bad for SIM students sometimes.
A lot of times, they can only get contract jobs at banks with a measly 2.8k whereas the same role for a local grad would get paid upwards of 3.5k and above doing the same thing and staffed as a full-timer.
Told my friends that I got offered a starting salary of 4.5k and all of them dropped their jaws but such figures are commonplace in local uni.
I honestly think its a toxic cycle where SIM students get shortchanged very badly, not because of the students' capabilities but the efforts that the school's administration takes towards their graduates' entirety including career paths.
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26-01-2016, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I feel bad for SIM students sometimes.
A lot of times, they can only get contract jobs at banks with a measly 2.8k whereas the same role for a local grad would get paid upwards of 3.5k and above doing the same thing and staffed as a full-timer.
Told my friends that I got offered a starting salary of 4.5k and all of them dropped their jaws but such figures are commonplace in local uni.
I honestly think its a toxic cycle where SIM students get shortchanged very badly, not because of the students' capabilities but the efforts that the school's administration takes towards their graduates' entirety including career paths.
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Congratulations on obtaining such a high starting salary for your first job.
I believe such salary are usually drawn by grads in MA or related programmes etc which normal hires do not usually get.
As such you must be someone of a much higher caliber.
Since you said that it is common for local uni students to draw such pay, i can only derive that all your friends are from private uni since they are all shocked at your pay.
If such pay is so common then why are the average salary in the employment survey done for the 3 local unis below 4k for most of the course?
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