Last year when I was working in a local bank, Assist. Manager title, only RM4k+

Not quite understand about your salary part. RM18k = 14 months salary?

This post has been edited by debbieyss: Jan 31 2012, 07:53 PM

I came from so-called advertisement/entertainment line, how come my salary is so much different from his? Not fair lah

Do you mind further elaborate your job scope? Eg. what to aim to achieve in a project, who to deal with normally, working hours (heavy travelling around, flexi or 24/7), process in completing a project etc.

This post has been edited by debbieyss: Feb 1 2012, 09:41 PM

I see!

No wonder so high pay. Your job is very stressed. But I admire your persistence and intelligence in reaching where you are today.

This post has been edited by debbieyss: Feb 2 2012, 07:49 PM

What does lick shoe mean? Can you demonstrate?

Which line of engineer is he?

Perhaps your friend (Degree in Nutrition) may opt for lecturing, sales?

Anyway, one of my cousin sisters is graduated with Degree in Bio. Tech and now work as a property leasing officer.

Eh, can not convert other countries' salary to Ringgit lah. If like that I also convert Rupiah to Ringgit then all Malaysian fresh grads are millionaires.

1. What is your CFO's highest qualification?

2. How many years of working experience he has?

3. Is he married?

That means you don't have to pay income tax? Coz if you stay in Malysia for less than 182 days a year, you are not entitled to pay income tax.

But then again, heavy traveller like you should bargain a higher pay.

What do you major in for your degree? Interesting... from finance to corporate affairs?

May I know what do you major in?

Also, what's your occupation actually? In your post, you just mention your position level.

Thanks for the insight anyway... =)

But fruitie, there are still many people out there earning less than RM5K even crossed 35 years old. One of them is my parents' part-time accountant of a local corporation. My uncle, an architect, earning RM9k per month at his 60+ (already retired but he still has to work as contract staff as his younger daughter is still in secondary school, needs money for university fees). If someone who can only be titled as successful when he/she earns more than RM5k at 35, then my uncle should be earning more than RM10K at his 60+. I mean, not everyone in this piece of land is that lucky to land a job that offers RM5K to those who are younger than 30.

I don't know what is the highest pay in your company as you said you are the 4th lowest salary (I guess highest pay would be RM20K per month?), perhaps we should open a topic on how to approach management of the companies so everyone would have more network to look for the right one, both the candidates and companies.

This post has been edited by debbieyss: Mar 31 2012, 04:47 PM

Does every Japanese company underpay their staff? I was once underpaid in a Japanese company I joined before, too.

As an normal clerk or admin, you can't really bargain, somemore it's a local company.

What's your education qualification? Maybe you have to pursue further and then look for a new job. Tentatively, get some part time jobs now if you really can't cope with it.

Your pay considered better than my first pay at my first job, back then I only get paid RM2k per month.

As far as I concerned, accounting line has no OT allowance.

I think you can ask for <RM30k per month or even RM100k per month...according to the requirements and expectations they set on this position.
Human makes mistakes, they are looking for saint who doesn't make mistakes.

This post has been edited by debbieyss: Apr 19 2012, 11:43 PM

Just the basic pay itself I will demand for RM30k per month at least.

If you are not confident enough you can check out salary report.

Think twice before taking part time course. I'm in deep shit right now.