I believe my salary going to be stagnant at this level. People keep on telling me that very hard to go higher if maintain as this level.

Job Title : IT Project Manager
Job Desciption : Everything related to project and BAU CRs. Planning, Executing, Resourcing, FireFighting.
Years spent in company : 3 months
Industry : Security
Employment Level : Management (I guess so. But I prefer to be in working level)
Experience before joining : Working since Aug, 2004 (Proj Mgmt experience: since 2009)
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree + PMP + ITIL Foundation + Lean Six Sigma Green Belt + P3O Foundation + MBA (Currently doing)
salary : RM13.5k
Location: PJ

I seriously not interested in management level, don't really like become people manager. I don't have kind of leadership spirit within me.

But if I were to climb, I need to be Head of Department or Programme Manager which both also need to "see big picture"

I suppose if you prefer normal executive level, you wouldn't be able to earn as much as you are earning right now, no?

Can all the marketing related workers share their salary and number of years in current company and experience?

This post has been edited by Belphegor: Jun 22 2015, 05:53 PM

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This post has been edited by ay_j: Jun 24 2015, 12:47 PM

Well, seriously speaking, I'm not sure as a normal PM can earn this kind of earning or not. I guess the only way is to learn and adapt.

Hi there.. Can you tell me where is this MNC company located? Because I never heard about this company's name.. Thanks 😁

I would say, try to complete your degree the soonest possible. With a degree on hand, it will be a plus point when it comes to negotiation of salary & promotion. Of course that depends on your current performance in the company as well, and if you feel there is still things to learn in this company, why not exploring in other section such as GL, that will help to improve on business knowledge?

To all the Sifus here, i saw u all get a lot of cert from your jobs..did u applied and learn urself ? or ur company sent u ?
i worked for like 1 year already and company didnt seems gonna send me to any

is it IT company?

I'm not sure. I think it's multinational companies.. Perhaps.. Please correct me if I'm wrong. 👉👈🙏

MNC stands for MultiNational Company

MNC = Multi national Company
GLC = gov linked company
PLC = public listed company

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This post has been edited by ay_j: Jul 28 2015, 07:59 PM

Hi,

Don't wait .. go seek it. Ask your Manager/HR if they have training plans or what not. Also please make sure to put it to use when you have obtained the knowledge (not cert!). Personally I am OK to pay myself if the cert/qualification will be a core skillset for the next 3-5 years.

Job Title : Senior Contract Executive
Job Desciption : Pre & Post Contract
Years spent in company : 5 yrs
Company : Main Contractor
Industry : Construction
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Senior
Experience before joining : half yrs
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Diploma
salary : RM 3.7k + 400 petrol + 400 OT + Company Car + Company HP + Tol Reimbursment + Min Every 2yrs Company Trip + Min 2 Month Bonus
Location : KL
Age : 28

This post has been edited by AshLeong: Jun 30 2015, 10:08 PM

quite decent i would say.

Hi,

Job Title : Service Engineer
Job Desciption : Provide engineering technical service
Years spent in company :4 years 6 month
Company : MNC Chemical services and providers
Industry : im attached to service Oil and Gas customers; however my company itself is a chemical services and providers
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Somewhere between junior and senior...
Experience before joining : 1 year
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Bachelor Engineering Degree
salary : gross salary rm 4800 + petrol allowance rm600 + mobile phone and internet bills allowance rm130 + 1 month bonus only every year
Location: Peninsular Malaysia (outside KL & Selangor)

am i decent or underpaid?

This post has been edited by sp3d2: Jun 26 2015, 09:59 AM

Not bad le so high allowance. Is it sales job?

half sales, half service la

i'm curious why nobody bother including their age as well.

Perhaps job experience is far more important than your ages.
Experience also determine what salary you can get.

This post has been edited by danieltan: Jun 27 2015, 05:35 PM