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A1: 4.1k A2: 4.5k S1: 5.2 - 5.5k (?) S2: 5.8 - 6k (?) AM: 6.5k (?) Overall increase of $500? Or too naive? |
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During my time, the pay looked like this: A1: 2900 A2: 3100 S1: 4100 The big jump 30% from A2 to S1 reflects the higher responsibility and knowledge of the seniors. Now that A1s are getting 4.1, I hope S1 is at least 5.5k. |
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It sounds like they are raising starting salaries to attract more people in. A very big shift from the historical 先苦后甜 model as graduates seek instant gratification to avoid the imbalance of their peers having higher starting salaries. My issue with this is we all know seniors do a lot more work and bear the ultimate responsible in answering to managers. |
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Today 07:44 PM | ||
Unregistered | Wonder how the pay increase for A1 affects the rest of the grades? In the past A1 to A2 3.6k-->3.8k now 4.1k--> ? | |
Today 04:10 PM | ||
Unregistered | Most people are average. Its fine. Its rare to be part of the elite. | |
Today 03:11 PM | ||
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You so elite in advisory? Can share what’s the current pay? Most people here from audit. |
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Today 03:08 PM | ||
Unregistered | will advisory get the bump as well? | |
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An ISCA SCAQ CA member might hold the belief that non-CAs shouldn't be hired by SGX-Listed Companies or entrusted with accounting responsibilities because they lack the professional qualifications of a ISCA SCAQ CA. This sentiment could lead to division among accountants in the workplace and foster an environment of animosity. |
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The second joke is they can get two exemptions for SCAQ papers when they graduate because of the modules they've done in university. So, when they graduate in 2028, they would have cleared four out of five SCAQ papers. But here's the kicker, it's funny because it's kind of like the CPA exam, but back in 2013, the rule was different—it was a combo of 3 years work under ATO and 5 exams paper with zero exemptions. |
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