HR-related Jobs - How much are you earning?

Originally Posted by Aeroblast

My current portfolio revolves around HRIS and Reporting in a foreign MNC - 3 years

Engineering Degree - Local U.
Mthly Salary, Basic 3.9k (with OT: ~5-5.2k)

What kind of salary can I expect? I am looking to hit around 8k in the next 3 years, possible?

Thanks a lot!

Dunno anything on HR, but your logic very funny bro. In the first 3 years of working you advance about $500 in salary compare to a fresh grad engineer, now you expect to advance $4100 (8k – 3.9k) in the next 3 years? Dun make sense to me.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Dunno anything on HR, but your logic very funny bro. In the first 3 years of working you advance about $500 in salary compare to a fresh grad engineer, now you expect to advance $4100 (8k – 3.9k) in the next 3 years? Dun make sense to me.

I mean if a change of job role and job grade may mean a substantial increase?

Not just some low level HRIS, but wanted to move on to a more valuable strategic role. It may sound ridiculous, just wanted to ask if there is such cases or not. Maybe 5 yr period might be more realistic.

HR Analytics sounds pretty niche and highly sought after.

Sorry if I startled you

Originally Posted by Aeroblast

I mean if a change of job role and job grade may mean a substantial increase?

Not just some low level HRIS, but wanted to move on to a more valuable strategic role. It may sound ridiculous, just wanted to ask if there is such cases or not. Maybe 5 yr period might be more realistic.

HR Analytics sounds pretty niche and highly sought after.

Sorry if I startled you

In theory everything is possible, but must also take stock of yourself bro. 3 years as a junior IT project engineer and suddenly you want more than double salary by doing "strategic" not realistic....

There are many high paying jobs, but why would anyone hire someone with no power academic credentials, industry connections or relevant experience at all to strategic work? If so easy all the IT engineers / programmers will switch to strategic HRIS liao. Aim high is good, but must always do reality check.

Yup thanks for the reminder! Back to the topic...

Whats the prospect of HR Analytics...?

Not talking about the usual dashboards or kpi or metrics...

It is more like identifying trends or signs or even prediction to drive business decisions? Big Data, data warehousing, regression, statistics etc...

I feel passionate about it, but will like to hear any real life encounters... it might be heaven to me, but maybe in reality it is a nightmare!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yup thanks for the reminder! Back to the topic...

Whats the prospect of HR Analytics...?

Not talking about the usual dashboards or kpi or metrics...

It is more like identifying trends or signs or even prediction to drive business decisions? Big Data, data warehousing, regression, statistics etc...

I feel passionate about it, but will like to hear any real life encounters... it might be heaven to me, but maybe in reality it is a nightmare!

What big data warehousing are you talking about? Can you show us a link to a real HR job ad that fits your idea of "HR Analytics"?

BP/C&B/HRIS/Talent sometimes do data resarch & analysis to guide business decisions, but they do not focus on just analyzing monstrous volume of statistical trend data.

If dealing with data is your passion, you should consider a career in Finance/Logistics. HR deals primarily with humans even for the more quantitative specializations like HRIS or C&B.

I am having difficulty figuring out what exactly is it that you are passionate about other than a very vague notion of data crunching.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What big data warehousing are you talking about? Can you show us a link to a real HR job ad that fits your idea of "HR Analytics"?

BP/C&B/HRIS/Talent sometimes do data resarch & analysis to guide business decisions, but they do not focus on just analyzing monstrous volume of statistical trend data.

If dealing with data is your passion, you should consider a career in Finance/Logistics. HR deals primarily with humans even for the more quantitative specializations like HRIS or C&B.

I am having difficulty figuring out what exactly is it that you are passionate about other than a very vague notion of data crunching.

He's just another average salary man thinking that if only someone can recognize his genius then he will be discussing big strategy with top executives.

Quite surprise to see so many dreamers in a HR topic, always thought they are more down to earth and firendly not so career driven kind.

Like nobody is asking how to develop a proper stable career, most question are like those finance / banking type, all want to ask for tips and shortcuts to make mega salaries with a few years work.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Quite surprise to see so many dreamers in a HR topic, always thought they are more down to earth and firendly not so career driven kind.

Like nobody is asking how to develop a proper stable career, most question are like those finance / banking type, all want to ask for tips and shortcuts to make mega salaries with a few years work.

because nobody want to admit they are average mah, everybody want to be top 1% general who become the 99% soldier

If I am not into Finance, Is it still a good idea to want to go into HR specialist roles? I know C&B requires a strong financial background. Are the rest not so finance-oriented?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If I am not into Finance, Is it still a good idea to want to go into HR specialist roles? I know C&B requires a strong financial background. Are the rest not so finance-oriented?

If you want to start off straight as specialist, better get a strong honors from prestigious univeristy. If just generalist admin style job, any pte degree / diploma will do.