Micron starting pay

[jobhunter1234]

Originally Posted by poor and stupid

Micron has one of the highest starting salary, i think HP pays 50-100 more. But micron gives more increment, if you walk away from a micron offer you will probably cry for life

Thanks for your input. R u working for micron as well?

Originally Posted by jobhunter1234

Fab 10 woodlands

but i think the non-engineer roles fresh grad starting only ard 2400 or 2500? Anyone care to share? Or do they go by class of honours?

[poor and stupid]

Those position usually reserved for diploma people de. If possible dun apply those. dip gets 2.1k fresh.

So you study extra 3/4years just so you can get 500 more? A simple equation will tell you, you need a lot of years to recover your "lost income"

(x-500)*4*12/500.

if x = 2k easily 144mths to recover.

lets factor in a 10% increment and 13mth over the 1st to 2years on a constant rate

(((x-500)*13)+((x*1.1-500)*13))*4*12/500.

Hmm seems like I make people with deg look stupid. that is totally not true, if you join the right position (for deg ppl)


I didnt get into micron many years ago, so my pay sux to the max. if possible dun be in the engineering sector best.

[jobhunter1234]

Originally Posted by poor and stupid

Those position usually reserved for diploma people de. If possible dun apply those. dip gets 2.1k fresh.

So you study extra 3/4years just so you can get 500 more? A simple equation will tell you, you need a lot of years to recover your "lost income"

(x-500)*4*12/500.

if x = 2k easily 144mths to recover.

lets factor in a 10% increment and 13mth over the 1st to 2years on a constant rate

(((x-500)*13)+((x*1.1-500)*13))*4*12/500.

Hmm seems like I make people with deg look stupid. that is totally not true, if you join the right position (for deg ppl)


I didnt get into micron many years ago, so my pay sux to the max. if possible dun be in the engineering sector best.

Hi. Thanks for the info and analysis. I have certain expectation for my starting salary and definitely won't accept something close to a diploma salary. I'm not exactly applying for technical position, instead, I'm more interested in purchasing/procurement function and is looking for a good company to begin with . I have the intention to hop once gotten enough experience.

Originally Posted by poor and stupid

Those position usually reserved for diploma people de. If possible dun apply those. dip gets 2.1k fresh.

So you study extra 3/4years just so you can get 500 more? A simple equation will tell you, you need a lot of years to recover your "lost income"

(x-500)*4*12/500.

if x = 2k easily 144mths to recover.

lets factor in a 10% increment and 13mth over the 1st to 2years on a constant rate

(((x-500)*13)+((x*1.1-500)*13))*4*12/500.

Hmm seems like I make people with deg look stupid. that is totally not true, if you join the right position (for deg ppl)


I didnt get into micron many years ago, so my pay sux to the max. if possible dun be in the engineering sector best.

Don't mislead others with your rubbish please. You already got exposed & disciplined once at NEA for similar offence and now still not scared. Not content with slandering NEA, engineers now here to talk nonsense posing as a procurement expert...

Procurement Engineer is not for diploma holders unless those with many years experience and Micron don't pay 2.1k for Engineers.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't mislead others with your rubbish please. You already got exposed & disciplined once at NEA for similar offence and now still not scared. Not content with slandering NEA, engineers now here to talk nonsense posing as a procurement expert...

Procurement Engineer is not for diploma holders unless those with many years experience and Micron don't pay 2.1k for Engineers.

Hi. Care to share the starting salary for procurement engineer fresh grads? Thanks

ya i also wud like to know the current fresh degree grad starting pay for non-engineering, eg finance, HR and etc. Thanks many many

does the one at micron provide company transport? The place rather ulu eh

[jobhunter1234]

Back from micron interview. Both HR staff and department manager very friendly. Kudos to department manager for spending so much time explaining to me about the job scope.

Positive experience.

Originally Posted by jobhunter1234

Back from micron interview. Both HR staff and department manager very friendly. Kudos to department manager for spending so much time explaining to me about the job scope.

Positive experience.

Any mention of the starting pay?