QUOTE(jd4eva @ Nov 5 2007, 01:34 PM)
Intel is good. at least he can apply wat he had learnt in uni to the job.
mine was like...doing the technician job but not reli related to electronics or electrical.
even if i gained 1 year experience in med industry, other industry im still a fresh...
too rush to acept this offer.....regret~
i tried to apply those big mnc in penang n kl, the worst interview i had was in mini circuits...totally humiliation in my life...screw the inteviewer
from ur experience, how many percent of adjustment after probabtion ... my basic only 2k nia

That really depends. If starting pay low might get higher, but usually will not get more than 300 incremental (I said usually). If open salary is considered high by the company, then sometimes will not even increase, like my case.
Added on November 5, 2007, 4:58 pmQUOTE(pml_318 @ Nov 5 2007, 02:10 PM)
Job Title : Prod Eng
Job Description : Test
Company : MNC
Industry : Semicon
Tenure : Perm
Education level: Bachelor's Degree (EE)
Experience before joining : Fresh grad
Salary: RM2.5K
Allowance: No
If u ask me am i applying wat i pickup in uni now on my work
I would say: not at all, sounds pathetic but that's the truth
infact i dont think what im doing is technical at all,
other than pressing some buttons ( where technician know alot more than i do) does this count?? haha...
but some of my fren do "think" that's technical work, it's quite subjective right?
cus i feel that any1 who atleast understand eng lang could do the same job well ( just to write some reports other than the "technicals")
some may say that we hav to know some product knowledge...really? cus that's just naming n figures to me...
FYI, most of my frens involved in the same working environment as i do
which is manufacturing, either front/bac end..
just something to share~
Well, I guess you still need the EE degree to get the job right.
This post has been edited by alex13: Nov 5 2007, 04:59 PM