Heineken APAC Graduate Programme

You clearly don't know what you're talking about so don't blabber nonsense.

Shell offers 3.3k but it works on a 15 month scheme while P&G starts at 4K. Please don't post crap when you have no idea.

I think you are the one with no idea lol. Shell starts at 3650 this year for male (NS) and 3.5 for females. I believe the 3.8 was derived after adding on transport allowance.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You clearly don't know what you're talking about so don't blabber nonsense.

Shell offers 3.3k but it works on a 15 month scheme while P&G starts at 4K. Please don't post crap when you have no idea.

Regardless, you are missing the point. The matter of discussion is that graduate programs do indeed pay a higher salary for graduates.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Regardless, you are missing the point. The matter of discussion is that graduate programs do indeed pay a higher salary for graduates.

You also miss the point of being able to provide accurate figures here instead of blabbering nonsensical figures.

Candidates from Heineken IGP 2016 are expecting annual salary of 45K Euro, they will probably be getting a much higher salary than their APAC counterpart.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think you are the one with no idea lol. Shell starts at 3650 this year for male (NS) and 3.5 for females. I believe the 3.8 was derived after adding on transport allowance.

Oh how will you know that?

From what I gather, shell has frozen headcount? I know there are few roles on offer, if any. Besides, I will admit that I use the figures for the year before but I am skeptical of the pay increase during such times.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think it is rather believable. DBS offers 3.8k for its grad program, Abbott 3.7k, Shell 3.8K, P&G 3.8k. Graduate programs are usually fast track management schemes, and with overseas exposure as part of this program, it is a telltale sign that Heineken has the financial strength to support its graduates. Of course, in comparison to the IGP, I would think the salary is marginally lesser, but Heineken will not shortchange its staff, especially after putting them through so many rounds of selection.

With sabmiller n inbev merging, heineken will b doing much worse off in the future finanically speaking

did anyone receive an offer yet? i heard ACs are over now...

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Regardless, you are missing the point. The matter of discussion is that graduate programs do indeed pay a higher salary for graduates.

You have clearly got me confused for someone else.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

did anyone receive an offer yet? i heard ACs are over now...

AC was yesterday.