not everyone is money oriented like you lol - i’d rather be MBB/IB slave and do intellectually stimulating stuff

MBB/IB slave > insurance agent > audit slave

So most of you should just quit audit and join AIA/Prudential/Aviva/Great Eastern

Haha yes sure sure of course I believe suddenly so many people post like they have FCH

Which uni? Real one not? Lol lol lol lol

LOL "sup guys"? U know why the whole world hates Insurance agents? It's because you guys are self-important and think you guys are at the top of the world. Coming from a job with such low barriers to entry where you don't even need a Poly Diploma to get into. There's no insurance agent thread cos no one gives a sh*t about this career path. Hence why you guys need to hijack other threads and constantly annoy others on LinkedIn in the hopes of finding someone who's unemployed and down on their luck and has no choice but to join the industry and do what you're doing now. Pathetic

he is just trolling la its all for fun and jokes... hes probably not even an insurance agent, why get so worked up on the internet

Trolls survive on attention. They intentionally say controversial things to elicit a response from readers who are easily triggered.

By replying, or posting length texts, you are giving them exactly what they want.

ikr insurance agents very haolian with their flashy cars and branded goods lol kinda happy/ glad that karma struck on that insurance agent that died during the tanjong pagar car crash

Another one that think they can make partner because they are better than an "average" Big 4 auditor.

SM2/3 makes 11k-12k a month.

11k x 14 = 154k

According to the 2019/2020 IRAS annual income stats.
150k annual income is within the top 9.8% bracket of all tax paying residents in Singapore.***

It seems like by sacrificing a good 10 years, an average joe can also make it to the top 10%. Worth it?

*** Not verified. Extracted from here:
s://forums.salary.sg/income-jobs/831-how-much-you-earning-per-annum-1280.html#.YbPu99BBxyw

1) There is no guarantee you will make SM after 10 years. You could accidentally screw up an assignment, you might meet a boss who doesn’t like you, you could grow weary and give up halfway. No one owes you a promotion.

2) OK suppose you could grind for 10 years and get promotions. There are other places which offers the same. And In the first place, why choose a career path where you need to grind?

3) For girls, 25 to 35 are your important childbearing years - can you manage the high stress and long hours effect on your body? For guys, can you manage your girlfriend expectations during peak when you are working such hours? Some couples cannot even survive a 2 months BMT, what about a 3 months peak?

4) Money isn’t everything. Health - both physical and mental should also be considered.

5) What are you going to do after 10 years? You wanna do audit for life?

6) Try talking to your 零零后 juniors. This “sacrifice/suffer first, do well later” concept is boomer, outdated, repulsive and not appealing at all. Work life balance is preferred.


Conclusion: You should weigh the pros and cons and decide for yourself.