Anyone with LLB qualifications here??

Anyway, does any of you have any idea how much a person with a Law degree & ACCA qualifications and 5 years work experience in the IT line as customer support, sales & service & accounts; owns own company as a sideline as well should get as a basic salary? Thank you.

There seem to be no response for my question.....

ahhh thx
hmph was hoping to get an idea
nevermind then
worst come to worst join police force
should be able to do well with a law degree and ACCA
LOL

definitely high pay but kelisa


somehow I feel that we should save at least 25% of our pay(not for loan payments) depending on our salary scale and increase it accordingly. My dream is to save at least 50% of my salary
LOL

haha actually i never even touched the book rich dad poor dad

I think being a designer you would have to look at things at a few perspectives.

based on the assumption that you are a freelance designer
- Does he want something you have to offer?(This is generally where designers go seeking potential clients, or clients, or competitors testing the market with no clear intention for contractual obligation)
- What is your client's budget and expectation of a design?
- Are you well known? You must understand that generally clients are not design savvy and wouldnt know if you are well known within designers circle. You must be well known beyond that.
- Your Charms. (This is a very important trait as sometimes the client would give you the job even if you are not what he expect)

based on the assumption that you are seeking employment.
- What are your experiences? (This plays a major role as they would probably want to see your portfolio unless you're so famous)
- What do you expect for a salary?
- What is your demand level in the market(how much competitors would want to hire you)
- Do you satisfy their criteria?(Very general)
- Your potential being in the firm for a long period of time or a short one.(Some firms prefer short ones as the cost of hiring you would be exponential if lets say you stay there til you retire in 30 years for a young designer*highly unlikely but occasionally happens provided the firm last that long*)
- The cost/benefit ratio(Normally, the employers who personally interviewed you would calculate this)


Finally your expectations as a designer
- What do you want as a basic salary?
- What are the increments like?
- What are the remunerations like?
- Would the company be able to help you gain enough experiences for your future undertaking?(Applies for young designers)
- How is the work load? (Some company pays you well but the workload is.....*speechless*)


above are generally it. There might specifically be more to the general criteria but I shall leave it for you guys/gals to figure out.

The boss cannot check it

i intend to work in accenture as a management consultant
initial pay bout 3.5k provided u can get in

gain more experience while looking for another job

the longer your experience, the higher you could demand for your initial salary from a new company of course to a certain extent.

thats based on my experience

I see
well its your decision eventually but you must decide what you want
if you really want a networking position then perhaps you ought do something about it?


but one thing about getting the right job
be patience

why d'ya want to leave?
might as well stay a little longer to see if you could make partner by the age of 35
if you can't then proceed to other company.
besides you'll gain more in the sense that a 10 year experience could get you a position of up to CFO or at least a Financial Controller.