03-03-2012 05:50 PM | ||
Unregistered | thanks for pointing it out, couldn't quite recall the exact amount. | |
03-03-2012 12:42 PM | ||
blackswan |
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03-03-2012 11:57 AM | ||
Unregistered |
Interns can afford a flat in Singapore! #maybetharmanmeanttosay |
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03-03-2012 01:20 AM | ||
Unregistered | This may be unrelated to the industry you stated but ExxonMobil pays their undergrad interns about 1100 thereabout if iirc. I think anywhere from 700 to 1000 is reasonable. But then again, during the discussion, you should evaluate from the tasks you are tasked to handle. | |
03-03-2012 12:17 AM | ||
Unregistered | then ask for the same | |
02-03-2012 10:18 PM | ||
Unregistered | really? not sure abt mkt rate now but when i was a intern at a stat board a few yrs ago, i only got paid $700 a mth. | |
02-03-2012 02:02 PM | ||
Unregistered | ask for enough for food and transport | |
02-03-2012 10:53 AM | ||
Unregistered | what's your profile? | |
02-03-2012 07:55 AM | ||
Anonymous | About $1-1.5K i suppose. | |
01-03-2012 07:51 PM | ||
Liverpool |
How much should I ask for in an internship? Have an interview next week at a boutique commodities trading firm. They did not ask for interns. Basically I was cold emailing them and the boss liked my resume and said he was willing to talk to me. He could be asking for how much I want to be paid. Truth be told in this market climate, I am willing to work for free (don't wish to be jobless in the summer), gain some commodities trading experience and move on to the big boys after graduation, but I don't want to short change myself. I was thinking of giving a figure that is not too excessive but not too low, and then I am willing to negotiate downwards. Anyone can advise or any benchmarks to share for internships? Thanks. |