Really that bad for engineers?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

How much is an average annual salary increment for engineers (Assuming no promotion etc)?

3-5% the industry sunset liao no hope de

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Aviation, Engineering

(degree fresh grad, mechanical engineering)
Join 2007 - Annual Salary inclusive all bonus = 52k
Now 2021 after 14 years - Annual Salary inclusive all bonus = 90k (that is after 3 promotions inclusive)

Engineering is screwed.

Yea lor and i advise juniors stay away asap

Does engineering become super lucrative after you get qualified as a PE?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does engineering become super lucrative after you get qualified as a PE?

No.. PEs are everywhere nowadays. Companies dont even increase ur salary after u get PE. The only thing u get is kena blamed and sued if accident happen

Work as a chemical engineer in a oil and gas refinery.
- was offered 64.5k PA,1 year before I graduated (was previously an intern and got return offer at the end of internship)
- got readjusted to 67.7k right before I start work
- half year into the job , annual pay increased to 72k per annum
- did not receive pay increment in my 2nd year due to pandemic
- my senior with 4 years of experience are getting 90k per annum

Would not encourage people to join oil and gas industry even though pay is relatively good. Can’t get out if you work too long in the company and oil and gas industry is definitely not sustainable

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Around 3.3k max

3.3k for degree?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

By your logic u learn biology in uni can do medicine liao

Can leh. Alot of those women in tech hor geography/literature/chinese study degree etc all doing tech

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can leh. Alot of those women in tech hor geography/literature/chinese study degree etc all doing tech

Women in tech is the biggest sham…with some companies deliberately providing 50-50 headcount to both genders in what is a male dominated industry. Thats how you get women with questionable qualifications getting in.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

3.3k for degree?

Nowadays where got so high one?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Women in tech is the biggest sham…with some companies deliberately providing 50-50 headcount to both genders in what is a male dominated industry. Thats how you get women with questionable qualifications getting in.

Is there a men in tech???