dont want to misguide you but landscape arch pay is very little unless you have a passion to become design and built landscape contractor

better go for bulding arch.more headache but better pay

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Added on July 3, 2012, 7:38 pm
Year: 2012
Job Title: Senior Electrical Engineer
Age: 33
Job Description : All Electrical Design Work
Total Experience In The Industry :Almost 11 years
Years spent in company : almost 1 and 1/2yrs
Company : SME
Location: Malaysia
Industry : Engineering Firm
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Technical
monthly salary : RM 8500
benefits: standard medical

I'm still feel underpaid compared to those from banking industry .Better to create my own company

This post has been edited by azamreeves: Jul 3 2012, 07:38 PM

Better take geology

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Added on July 3, 2012, 7:39 pmHow much salary for sap fico? I got interview schedule in local consulting company for sap.

This post has been edited by Materazzi: Jul 3 2012, 07:39 PM

I am not a developer, in fact, i hate doing programming, but for administration, its still okay for me. For the salary, i believe for developer, are much more than administrator correct?

I have about 3 years in managing SharePoint, maybe that the reason the company willing to pay me that much. Don't want to be more greedy, maybe before I'm 30, i aim to earn 10k plus.

However,i need to work hard and never stop learning new stuff as it will help me to achieve that figure

This post has been edited by stanum: Jul 3 2012, 08:20 PM

accounting people can work in sharepoints?

Everyone can work in SharePoint, the only thing you need to learn first is what is SharePoint and how it works. I have colleague who are working in network joining the SharePoint team, and the most impressive that i found is one of my colleagues who are working in CyberCafe, doing technical job ( repair PC, check network a little bit, etc) joined the SharePoint team.

And now, they improvise them self, on job training, experience with all sort of issue and troubleshoot the issue. No knowledge? google is everyone friends.

depends which area. if managing the sites, i guess as long as you are tech savvy, shouldn't be much proablem with experience.
but for development like creating webparts and setting up the configurations, that'd be a totally different story.

Correct, forgot about that. Development and Administration is different.

yep.. Microsoft technologies are the easiest to learn, as MS themselves provided alot of KB, and also forums within MS community

I am the one who using sharepoint bro. What i know that is like file sharing

you're losing out a lot if your company is just using the file sharing capabilities only.
there are many prebuilt subsites that are very useful in corporate and individual environment. sharepoint even have project management site template ready for use with gantt charts, KPI etc. apart from that, every user can have their own blog on sharepoint itself. every user has a page, you'll need to check with the one who setup the sharepoint to know where is it located though. with that blog, you can have your own personal page.

when there are many information is compiled in a site, that's where customized webparts come in. you can coordinate and integrate the information that you want and display that on the landing page, and that's a good use of a sharepoint portal. but depending on the company direction for the sharepoint sites, the use might be different though...

oops, I sounded like a sharepoint sales person now...
just to let you know, there are cons as well.

Any language but mostly assembly and c++

Title : Implementation Consultant

Job Desciption :
*managing Project Timelines
*Configure and Install company products
*Liaise with the Regional Office on Client Requests for Enhancements & Development
*Work with the Support Specialists
*etc

Years spent in company : 10 months
Industry : IT/Hospitality (Hotels / Restaurants)
Tenure : permanent
Experience before joining : CS 10 months , lenovo tech support 8 months , Servide Desk Analyst 8 months
salary :RM3XXX
Working Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-5.30pm
Location: KL bukit bintang
Age : 23
Education: SPM T.T
benefits: Medical Claim , 1 week Standby allowance RM450 , Company sim card + subsidy parking + (oversea/outstation work claims)



I wonder good kah? Asked before but now already after 10 months. Feel tired traveling / deal with hotel IT really pain in the ass.

Wonder what other option i have for this kind of exp? hmm...

This post has been edited by unknownhammie: Jul 5 2012, 09:15 AM

Design or Creative industry is not so good in Malaysia. I would say it depends on your age and working experience.
A good range of designs in your portfolio should get you a better salary. If you had knowledge in web design is way
much better and can get much higher salary.

If you look at jobstreet salary report for graphic designers, a clerk with spm qualification also can get that salary range.

I think there are a lot of high paid members here but it doesn't happen to me. Feel that doesn't bad to stay in Malaysia.

for real?

you're in A&D industry but what kind of contracts do you get?
how big are they?
if you are handling all IT for a big contract company, you're seriously underpaid!
especially since you're supposed to be reachable 24/7 and based anywhere

edit: i gave this idiot the benefit of doubt that he's english bad and he's a small contractor for nasa
but the posters below are not so kind...

This post has been edited by aeronic: Jul 4 2012, 11:09 PM

You do know right that in NASA, nobody is addressed as 'President' or 'Head of IT'? They are merely addressed as Director or Administrators which is the highest.

Their website has all the biographies of directors in their organization including their CIOs. So which one is you again?

this is obviously overdone hahahaha

Your combine salary RM6k with your wife..


Now suddenly become 50k USD per month basic...


NICE TROLLING SKILL BRO

8/10

everything was plausible then you have to ruin it by putting NASA and President.

An aerospace engineer in NASA earn approsimately 133k/year you IT want say 100k/month?



This post has been edited by lookingforAKG: Jul 4 2012, 09:59 PM