How much are you earning per annum?

[smallfry]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not really, work 9:00-19:00 with a long lunch.

I would really think that it might be possible, but do you mind divulging a little more on the scope of work you engage in? Cause typical knowledge of the industry is that only the front sales are getting that, however, how many investment bankers are there compared to the rest of the industry or even workforce. So it is possible that such jobs ended up below the radar (but 300k! under the radar! my gosh!)

Insurance district mgr
18 yr exp
Avg 600K PA

[clementine]

marine engineer
1 year experience
60k pa. including bonus & aws

Production engineer
local shipyard
2 years experience
56k pa

tech service manager, 120K/Yr

Those who say they earn less than $50K a year, hard luck life's not fair. Work hard, save, invest smart, things will turn out for the better. All the best.
Those who proclaim they earn more than half a million a year, WOW... prove it. Anybody can say they earn soo much but seriously, most who earn that much won't even bother coming on to this forum. Dumb peasants.

Mac Donald crew.
8 yrs
7-8k per annum

Originally Posted by Unregistered

40 years old, graduated 8 years. only 80k.

Myself also 30, PhD, Scientist, fresh grad also. Not possible to get 88K unless 22mths a yr/ 7 mth PM. Crap lah.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sorry, seems the formatting has gone unexpectedly inaccurate. Here's the correct structure.

Thanks for the info, though I’m not sure if it’s against the company principles to provide these information in a public forum.

Honestly, I think it's unjustified for a HR manager, a supporting function, to be earning more than a manager in the core business.

Since you brought it up, it seems woman working in Singapore brags more than anywhere in the world. Perhaps they are more fortunate to be earning comparable to the guys or simply just uncompassionate compared with their counterparts from other regions.

Huh. Seriously? Women in Singapore can do well because Singapore is a country which promotes on merit. If you did not suffer from poor performance that leads to poor self-esteem, then you don't need to flame them, because you would be secure in your own capability.

46years old.
Annual salary $208,000.00 exclude perks ( housing, etc ). I would like to retire when I am 55 years old.