Instead of envying, put that energy into good use. Don't stop upgrading and developing yourself.
What you need now is qualification to move up to the next level..

Wikipedia is a great starting point to get information but to say it's a trusted source is laughable.
Since this open online encyclopedia can be contributed and edited by anyone, how does it warrant as a reliable and 100% accurate source of information?

This post has been edited by justin_nys: Jun 18 2012, 04:13 PM

starting point I mean....just realised my mistake when I saw you quoting me And yup...when starting out as a fresh graduate, getting the right experience is more important than high salary.

When you have the sought after skills, qualification and backed with the right experience, it's only matter of time when the pay cheque catches up later Nevertheless If you can get a good job that gives you good experience and pays well, by all means go ahead but remember this type of opportunity is extremely rare. I personally have a friend who was a fresh graduate and she was hired by P&G as a Assistant Brand Manager with a starting salary of RM4K, but we're talking about someone who has perfect CGPA and interned at the Victorian State Parliament in Australia.

This post has been edited by justin_nys: Jun 18 2012, 04:23 PM