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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Assuming Covid hasn't changed anything, average MX(ministry) would be:

Fresh - around 3.8k
35yo - around 6.5k
45yo - around 8-9k
50s - you'll probably stop increasing at about 9+k, depending on your CEP/performance.

The real draw would be your bonuses though, which will be a given every year and is generally better than the private sector.

is the annual package for avg performer around 16 mths?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don’t talk cock if you don’t know anything. MTI AD is 3.5-3.8k starting. MAS is similar too.

But bonuses in MTI/MAS are generally higher than the social ministries/stat boards. So in a sense, officers from these economic agencies do get higher pay compared with officers from social agencies.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is the annual package for avg performer around 16 mths?

Depends on where you go, really. Average across the civil service is 14-15 months.

For average farmer who eventually make it to Director, usually how old will they be?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For average farmer who eventually make it to Director, usually how old will they be?

First of all this is near impossible. If they do make it, I imagine they'll be late 40s at least.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Assuming Covid hasn't changed anything, average MX(ministry) would be:

Fresh - around 3.8k
35yo - around 6.5k
45yo - around 8-9k
50s - you'll probably stop increasing at about 9+k, depending on your CEP/performance.

The real draw would be your bonuses though, which will be a given every year and is generally better than the private sector.

Bonuses in private sector are dependent on the industry. Lower bonus may mean higher fixed monthly gross salary.

In my company, mid 8K (inclusive of AWS) can be obtained by 30 yo. Not counting variable bonus.

Not all private sector companies are the same.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered

But bonuses in MTI/MAS are generally higher than the social ministries/stat boards. So in a sense, officers from these economic agencies do get higher pay compared with officers from social agencies.

All are on the MXO scheme with the same PSD mandated bonuses. Unless you’re on a special scheme then you’ll get higher bonuses.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

First of all this is near impossible. If they do make it, I imagine they'll be late 40s at least.

Possible, but it's usually those with at least 20 years experience. In fact, some directors come from industry directly, esp for tech agencies.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Depends on where you go, really. Average across the civil service is 14-15 months.

oh then not very good.
i am on a specialised scheme, avg perfomer getting 17 mths. (unless its during bad econs year like now)

Good that your company is paying very well. There is no conversation here at all, since Civil Service is poor in your views. Good luck in your career in the private sector.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Bonuses in private sector are dependent on the industry. Lower bonus may mean higher fixed monthly gross salary.

In my company, mid 8K (inclusive of AWS) can be obtained by 30 yo. Not counting variable bonus.

Not all private sector companies are the same.
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