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Interesting discussion here. Im working as an IT manager in the private sector drawing 15K monthly. My experiences cover IT sales, service delivery and system implementation. If I join a stat board like IDA what level will i be hired as, and will there be a big pay cut?

Originally Posted by Infocomm manager

Interesting discussion here. Im working as an IT manager in the private sector drawing 15K monthly. My experiences cover IT sales, service delivery and system implementation. If I join a stat board like IDA what level will i be hired as, and will there be a big pay cut?

there you go, you mention sale, stat board dun do sale.....

at most they will give you 7-8k/mth with about 16mth annual package for you

anyone know what is the salary of degree holder LTA engineer after 5 years of working exp? assume he always average performer...all these 5 years.


Thank you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

anyone know what is the salary of degree holder LTA engineer after 5 years of working exp? assume he always average performer...all these 5 years.


Thank you

Around 10k.

Do you believe? Are you the one who keeps asking about average salaries? The answer is that apart from oil&gas, top civil service and finance, most other jobs pay normal salaries only. Can't get rich. You have to invest smartly to get ahead but you also risk losing money because all investments are about taking risks.

Hi,

Does anyone know how much am I expected to receive in terms of the following?
- Monthly salary
- AWS, Performance bonus
- Other benefits

I have 4-5 years of working experience in a unrelated domain.

[wern]

Originally Posted by Blade

Hi,

Does anyone know how much am I expected to receive in terms of the following?
- Monthly salary
- AWS, Performance bonus
- Other benefits

I have 4-5 years of working experience in a unrelated domain.

Qualifications? Specialist or Grad track?
Civil service looks at degree 1st, work experience comes 2nd. And although not officially written b/w on paper, age matters too.

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hi i know whats the difference btw ministries and stat boards are? but wld like to ask is there any diff in terms of

1) job stability
2) work life balance
3) pay increments/ career progression/bonus

nid advice. thks.

Originally Posted by wern

Qualifications? Specialist or Grad track?
Civil service looks at degree 1st, work experience comes 2nd. And although not officially written b/w on paper, age matters too.

Hi wern, thanks for the clarification.
Age 31, 4 years+ in engineering related field.
Got a good honours and master in engineering.

Any idea the work culture in MFA?

An rough gauge for civil servants' salaries is approximately 5K at 30 yr old and 7K at 40 yr old. There will certainly will be those who earn a lot more but the above range appears to be quite realistic and speaks for the masses.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

An rough gauge for civil servants' salaries is approximately 5K at 30 yr old and 7K at 40 yr old. There will certainly will be those who earn a lot more but the above range appears to be quite realistic and speaks for the masses.

33yo, 8.5k...