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leehom 16-05-2012 10:00 AM

SIM graduate starting pay and salary ?
 
hi all sim grad,

how much are u getting ? i heard my fren from UOW getting 2.8k

Unregistered 16-05-2012 05:35 PM

To verify, that should be true

I am a recent grad of UOW too.

My peers are earning 2.8k to 4k as fresh grads. Am earning within that range for first job too.

But sad to say if take UOW better be aiming an IT job role and not just for a cert. Cause I didn't get any interviews for the finance sector.

Unregistered 16-05-2012 11:01 PM

Should be ard 3.2k for most jobs, banks will be higher SME lower.

Unregistered 16-05-2012 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24814)
To verify, that should be true

I am a recent grad of UOW too.

My peers are earning 2.8k to 4k as fresh grads. Am earning within that range for first job too.

But sad to say if take UOW better be aiming an IT job role and not just for a cert. Cause I didn't get any interviews for the finance sector.

why u want go finance if u study IT ? lol

Unregistered 17-05-2012 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24826)
why u want go finance if u study IT ? lol

Pple all trying to enter finance becos more money paid out there?? Duh...
It's like asking why do you want to earn low salary as an IT guys in a SME when you can earn better money in the banks also doing IT?

Unregistered 17-05-2012 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24826)
why u want go finance if u study IT ? lol


hi, its me.

Cause I started working in the IT sector for close to a year since my graduation. I don't feel under qualified. I have certifications as a professional for programming and stuff like that. I do learn and make the best use of myself at work.

BUT I do read up and feel that in 10 years time, this will not be the industry that I want to fight for survival in. Passion, yes, but future, not so.

I do not say that my job sucks or whatever. I enjoy doing what I do at the moment. But this is when reality hits me. i'm not young anymore, if i don't make the jump i might find a comfort zone and perhaps never. i'm 24 by the way.

Hope you understand where i'm coming from. I believe everyone here has a different calling in life. cheers and all the best people!!

Unregistered 17-05-2012 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24834)
hi, its me.

Cause I started working in the IT sector for close to a year since my graduation. I don't feel under qualified. I have certifications as a professional for programming and stuff like that. I do learn and make the best use of myself at work.

BUT I do read up and feel that in 10 years time, this will not be the industry that I want to fight for survival in. Passion, yes, but future, not so.

I do not say that my job sucks or whatever. I enjoy doing what I do at the moment. But this is when reality hits me. i'm not young anymore, if i don't make the jump i might find a comfort zone and perhaps never. i'm 24 by the way.

Hope you understand where i'm coming from. I believe everyone here has a different calling in life. cheers and all the best people!!

not young anymore? Come on! 24 is very very young.....

Unregistered 17-05-2012 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24837)
not young anymore? Come on! 24 is very very young.....

Maybe thats what most people feel. But if i don't pick up myself now then it will be hard to plan for family nxt time as well as retirement and the other hidden costs that life brings along.

i assume i will retire at 62 like most people. have wasted 2 years of my life in NS. so only 38 golden years to earn and learn in this world.

To SIM people. don't lose hope. you are no less than local grads if you work hard and take opportunities in life! cheers and all the best to everyone!

Unregistered 17-05-2012 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 24839)
Maybe thats what most people feel. But if i don't pick up myself now then it will be hard to plan for family nxt time as well as retirement and the other hidden costs that life brings along.

i assume i will retire at 62 like most people. have wasted 2 years of my life in NS. so only 38 golden years to earn and learn in this world.

To SIM people. don't lose hope. you are no less than local grads if you work hard and take opportunities in life! cheers and all the best to everyone!

u sim too?

wern 17-05-2012 09:53 PM

most likely. At 24 most local uni guys are still doing their final year or just graduated only. This chap presumably already has 1yr experience beforehand while studying.


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