Can anyone please advice me on this.
I stupidly gave the interviewer too low a figure for my expected pay, ~$2.7k. Is it possible the company might offer me higher than my expected? |
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I graduated 1 year and 8 month ago from NUS, with a starting pay of 2800 in a MNC EPC firm. Now my salary is 3700 monthly excluding AWS. I was thinking of making a change esp. after reading so many posts same like here. But my motivation at work is my manager who is in early 30's and drives around with a BMW. He is the project manager for 3 to 4 projects and frequency of flight is around once a week. And he is not even from a engineering background.
He tells me that one have really to "perform" if he want promotion and increasement kind of stuff. I think that applies for every industry. You have to perform well then you begin bringing projects for your boss and make money. Please remember average income in Sg is around 3 to 4 k. And a lot engineer in senior position in my company earns 15k to 20k monthly (of course they know how to bring money to the company exactly with their specialities.) |
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Asking engineers to be top performing salesman to bring in projects is as easy as asking salesman to do complex mathematical modelling - not gonna happen for 98% peeps. |
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Shell and ExxonMobil
Hi i am interested to find out what is the benefits between Shell and ExxonMobil.
I am planning to apply for a job in one of the company. Not sure anyone can advise on the following - Bonus - Medical benefits - Annual Leave entitlements - Petrol Discount entitlements Thanks in advance. |
Hi guys, I am glad that this thread do exist who engineers share the same sentiment and acknowledge how bad the prospect of engineer is being brought down by ft and understanding that SG is a financial hub where engineering is not much of value here. As I am looking at a bigger picture in 20 yrs time. Tats y, I juz quit SAF after being regular for 8 yrs, currently 28 yr old holding engineering degree with m5 and m9 certs. Wanted to move on to the finance or banking sector. No doubt it may not be guarantee I will be able to do well in this industry, but i would still give a try. Planning to first step into banking sales and currently waiting for my referrer lobang to revert. But yet the future path remain quite vivid for me coz I am rather new to the industry. Any advise for foresight or advancement of my career path should I set and aim for as i believe I can't be doing normal banking sales forever unless I am doing very well with work life balance in this line. Afterall, banking sales is more for youngsters. Best is someone who went thru my path could advise and share his/her story and see if banking sales exp could bridge to any other better career prospect in banking or finance sector such as business analyst.
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