indeed. things happened. not because of those are skilled job make any different in term of oversupplying and such.

if there is a mock of trends that everyone going after law study, i can bet to you, the same thing will happened to lawyer's paid.

every job is still a job..

the bargaining law is simple. it's by your mouth not by your previous experience.

one can have super experience/skillset but couldn't elaborate pretty on what he/she contributed to his/her ex-company

after all, you should've a good vitae that relate your experience into the job you applying without stating your previous paid

tell them, this is skills that I can offer to you and that this is my asking price. back to back = system barter laaa...

You are wrong.

I'm 28 and I'm working at ME under IT for O&G.
Definetely, it has O&G standard paid but I'm not exposing myself to any risk nor safety.

Sometimes, you just had to feed into right track and timing is very important as well. Needless to mention, you need luck!

Good luck finding one.

off-shore mean being stationed middle of sea (risk exposure job)



This post has been edited by ed1torz: Jan 17 2011, 09:38 PM

Majority of earning power of Malaysian is still below par of what we call normal or standard of living.

Abdullah's call for "Ubah Cara/Gaya/Bentuk Hidup" masih laku ka?