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Originally Posted by earendil

got an offer from LTA 3.9k as a engineer

I have 2.5 years unrelated experience.

Is this considered acceptable?

Depend on workload, performance expectation, working hours, prospect..etc

[earendil]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

what is your class of honour?
NS or non-NS

LAst drawn pay?

3rd class honors with NS

3000 was my last drawn

So is it acceptable?

[earendil]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Depend on workload, performance expectation, working hours, prospect..etc

hmms, what do mean by depending on workload, performance expectation, working hours, prospect..etc? I wouldnt know until i join them isnt it?

Originally Posted by earendil

hmms, what do mean by depending on workload, performance expectation, working hours, prospect..etc? I wouldnt know until i join them isnt it?

That is right... That salary is just the Market rate of the work they need from you.

[earendil]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

That is right... That salary is just the Market rate of the work they need from you.

How do you gauge the market?

Thanks.

Originally Posted by bobo

The pte sector job mkt is screwed? News to me but yeah, it is filled with useless hirers like myself. Since you got me all curious now, I found out that RMIT and Curtin are among the top...300 universities in the world. Read and weep. What their junk status has to do my family upbringing, I have no idea. Good luck in your career.

Hi bobo ,
you mentioned RMIT and curtin are lousy universities. Wondering whether this applies to all australian unis. How about monash university? Will getting an honours degree be treated the same as RMIT and curtin or can a good honours from monash be counted as certification from a reputable university too?

Thanks !

Originally Posted by Unregistered

sorry, no experience with MCI. only MOF/MTI.

Hello,

Thanks for sharing your experience. Am another forumner interested about policy roles that requires quantitative background.

Would you have any idea about the work in the tax policy directorate of MOF?

to be very honest, none of the policies really require a quantitative background. you'll prolly have a little of an advantage if u come from a quant background. I too come from a highly quant background.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

to be very honest, none of the policies really require a quantitative background. you'll prolly have a little of an advantage if u come from a quant background. I too come from a highly quant background.

Hi, thanks for replying.

Does this mean there is hardly the need to crunch data?

Does it involve more of critical reasoning when processing approvals to implement a particular policy?

Originally Posted by earendil

3rd class honors with NS

3000 was my last drawn

So is it acceptable?

3.9k is not high... that's the amount they pay to non-engineering first class fresh grad
but u got a 30% raise and probably more bonus.. how much more do u wan?