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30-03-2008, 04:33 PM
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You are very well paid Superman! May I know what you are doing? I am a fresh grad and I do not know which industry is well paid. Someone offered me $2000 per month. Is that acceptable or it's way too low for a Degree holder?
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03-04-2008, 09:38 PM
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My basic is only $2100 after working for close to 4 years 
Need to put in more effort and hardwork by doing OTs....then can juz hit $3000 monthly...
no OT = eat grass
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03-04-2008, 09:40 PM
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1279
btw, im working 12 hr shift work....
im now studying part-time degree....but those not recongised one i tihnk.....feel that im wasting money...
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02-05-2008, 12:30 PM
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1563
Superman, you are earning my ideal wage.
Which line are you in? Hopefully you can advise me or give us some tips how to get such high pay job.
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20-01-2011, 05:05 PM
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it's really the individual that makes the difference. you can be a deg holder earning < 3k and still be happy with the lifestyle you're leading and you can also be a dip holder earning > 3k but still feel underpaid because of the lavish lifestyle you're leading.
how??
dip holder work at town, deg holder work tuas near his hse at jurong...
dip holder drink starbucks, deg holder drink kopitiam
dip holder buy LV, deg holder buy giordano
dip holder drive car black plate, deg holder drive red plate
Diploma holders staying in HDB can be much happier than a Degree or PhD holder living in pte properties, esp if they are bosses... cos mind you, it can be lonely being a boss at work.
ever heard of the phrase, "money or life?" ???
unless money can guarantee you happiness, why bother too much about the diff? if you're in that median range, be happy! there's no end to comparison! superman's got 4k, another guy's got 5... and a salesman with dip got 10... another one's already a millionaire...
so y bother?
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30-01-2011, 04:53 PM
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Degree holders in Electrical/electronic engineering do not earn a lot. Close to what Dip holders earn. So cheer up, Dip holders! You are not doing too badly!!!
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11-02-2011, 10:51 AM
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Why go for a degree then?
If poly grads are able to command 2/3 of what degree holders are able to, why would anyone with the right mind want to go the extra mile shedding so much blood and tears to get a degree?
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11-02-2011, 11:22 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
If poly grads are able to command 2/3 of what degree holders are able to, why would anyone with the right mind want to go the extra mile shedding so much blood and tears to get a degree?
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2/3 is too high for you? How low should it go in order for you want to go the extra mile?
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14-02-2011, 03:04 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
2/3 is too high for you? How low should it go in order for you want to go the extra mile?
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20% to 25% of what a degree holder is earning would be good.
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09-04-2011, 03:29 AM
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Not true actually,
I am joining a bank this april along with my deg holders peers but i am drawing 30% more than them...same rank albeit with a longer working experience though
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