Hi all, may I know what is the market rate for System Admin with 2-3 years of experience?

Thanks.

Hi all,

Im just curious about engineering field prospect in Malaysia. On average, how much does a fresh grad engineer earn? Some say it varies with different field of specialisation e.g. aerospace earns the most...etc.

By the way, I won't buy the 'engineers don't do it for the money but passion' slogan.

Thanks.

2.5k - 4.5k should be within this range. If you end up in a chinaman company most probably it will be below 3k. System admins and easy to get a job you might wanna try hp.

My bad then... but 1 thing tho, its not Shell per say who fix the offshore period for their contractors. At most, the medical officers, general helpers and material coordinators (all contractors) are either on 2 & 2 or 3 & 1. However, resources supplied to Shell for campaign work, for example by Petra or Sarku, are subjected to their respective paymasters.

trainee program with drilling contractors...end up to be what? which company offers such program? benefits?

2.5k is the minimum for 2-3 years experience?
that was quite low for me

Thanks

Guess it depends on our luck too and which company we work in... We need to keep trying until we can get job with our desired figure.

think so..so if i got chance,i will try get experience from oversea 1st after i graduate(i studying in australia) then only back malaysia for higher chance of salary

That's the spirit bro, joined in this forum discussion more. It's through this forum reading and browsing through that let me know which company is paying well, thus i've submited my resume to them and awaits for the call. It bear FRUIT!

Well if you're gonna start in aussie i'll recon you to be there longer. Cause the working environment in Malaysia and Australia is totally different. My Australia counterpart in my ex-company they are always back on time but in my ex-company, we are still working until late night. Somtimes up till 12am. It's totally different culture there. But in Malaysia it is really a better training ground compared to Aussie.

Anyone knows the salary (roughly) for a fresh graduated mechanical engineering.Diploma finished d,currently doing bachelor's now...

rm2k

RM1.5k

ya i know..but working in australia getting more strict..is not easy to find job in aussie..local 1st then only others..
but no matter what i also need to back malaysia,so is no harm to get some experience before going back

I thought if you study 2 years in Aussie then you would be entitle to work there or something like that? Correct me if i am wrong. Yea man, it is not that easy to work in Aussie, the point system sometimes favored ppl in a certain skillful workers only. Anyway is plumber and carpenters are still needed in Australia? haha

1.8K depends to industry

nope. i think if u want to work here, u need at least working visa, temporary visa that let you work full time or PR..
they will first check whether your job or the course you took is in high demand or not and any company will hire you then only can let you apply for visa..plumber and carpenters? duno and not really care
but i still prefer my home country so i hope i can get experience at oversea first then only back to home country
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in this case you might want to stay there for a couple of years coz i knew few friends of mine right after their study in melb and sydney, they did not come back instead continue working there. its been a couple of years already.

In Malaysia, salary about

1.5- 2.7k is basic normal..
2.8k-5K just average good only..
If can get 6K -10k++ salary consider extra good/luxury abit.

My fren work as MAS pilot getting about RM20K mthly...
Another fren of mine as work as pilot with UAE get about USD18K monthly....


My salary?
Tech support work - RM5k mthly
Stock div - RM 1k mthly

Stock profit - uncertain.. dpd.. sumtimes even higher than my mthly salary..
So those earn less salary, can try safe money and learn to invest to make ur money grow faster.

yo bro, what stock available? would it be safe to invest on it? I'm think of some investment as well at the moment.

Sukuk.