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A fresh degree graduate earning 2.6k a month is it pathetic? :eek:

I am even more pathetic earning 2.3k a month 4.5 years ago as a fresh grad.

Can't compare the past and the present.. 2.6 in a banking sector is it pathetic?

market rate

what kind of degree? but i would say pretty bad

market rate for non eu/us bank. especially so when your degree is not related to finance. don't worry, i've calculated - with bonuses, aws and work evaluation, after a few years, salary is actually the same as your peers.

how you even know his degree not related to finance...

Bachelor of business majoring in international business frm James Cook Uni..haha ya u guess it right its a uk consumer bank wif 1 year contract :eek:

sales position? or suppot position? just curious...

Seriously?! Can't be right. 2.6k is a bank support role? Should be higher.

Analyst position, what about 2.7 or 2.8k? Not so pathetic right?

Someone said he is earning $6k pm now at 25, just with his Nitec. You should go to ITE to get the Nitec cert.

just reject then, most prob they lowballed u cause of ur private degree

only sg companies are ana1 where yr degree comes from. uk banks probably favour uol grads.

You got a degree from a second-rate university trying to enter a retrenchment-ridden industry and you're moaning about pay? Be glad you even got an offer.

yeah kind of. uol are found frequently in global banks because of a simple reason. cheap. in a department where multiple functions have already been outsourced due to rising cost, most global banks prefer DL degree grads due to the fact that it is much cheaper and you do not really need any specialised knowledge for daily BAU anyway.