Off topic a bit
M looking for Accountant
PM me if u r keen
Thanks

to get top dollar all come frm owning business la. not kici miao earning salary. then again, if you have opportunity lar.

Hello guys! If I can give you a piece of advice, go and check the website www.officeparrots.com because not only does it give company reviews but also salary reviews for companies in Malaysia and Singapore! Hope it will help!

No one gun pointed you when you signed this company offer. Even if so you can tender anytime you want. No point complaining yet hoping to get promotion. Otherwise just suck it up n work.

Job Title : Senior loan processing officer
Job Desciption : Review and approve loan request
Years spent in company : 4 years
Company : Intenational name, secondary market.
Industry : Financial services
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Snr Exec
Experience before joining : NIl
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree
salary : RM3.6k basic
Location: KL
Age: early 27

Am I earning it right for my age? How much i can go out there?

No worries, am leaving.

Yea I think 4 years is quite a long time, time to jump already

Thanks for sharing. It's a similar concept as glassdoor.com

What's up everyone.

I have been in a dilemma for the past few days thinking over if I should accept a job offer I received last week.

Long story short, I am currently holding a Senior Administrator post and getting paid about RM4.3k in basic salary plus RM500 of shift allowance where I work from 2PM to 11PM. High prospect of promotion to Supervisor within the next half year.

New job offer, RM5,100 basic pay for the position of Assistant Manager. Good thing is I will no longer have to work shift. But raise is not much of an increase compared to what I'm getting now, which responsibilities are far greater.

Having talked to everyone, I wanna now seek advise from you bros. What do you guys think? Would you take the offer?

Think not of just this next step, but also your desire and career aspiration for the next one after that.
Which of the 2 options will put you closer to it?

I personally will not go for it. Is the current job environment, colleagues, superior is something that you are comfortable with? And with the "high prospect" of promotion, don't see that move would be a wise one. As for the shift, that might be something you want to consider. But if you are still in your 20s, I say that's not really a big deal.

A very big pros on the new job offer is the title; AM. That can give yourself a huge boost when you seek for other jobs in future due to managerial role. But it is still up to you to decide whether to current company can offer similar title/role to you in your next promotion.

I say stick to current and boost yourself in terms of self-development and training.

This post has been edited by Belphegor: Aug 24 2015, 12:36 PM

If you are comfortable with your current job, I would say is not worth moving to a new company for just RM300 increment. Is not easy as you need to adapt into new environment, as in get to know new colleagues, learn things in the company. Not to mentioned, you work shift starts at 2PM, hence you might have less stress cause no need to stuck in the jam with everyone.

When a company is interested to employ you, they wouldn't consider offering so low unless you are desperate to look for job opportunity or career growth.

Job Desciption : Strategy Dept (Group)
Years spent in company : just joined
Company : MNC
Experience before joining : 6 years
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree
salary : RM10,000 basic
Location: KL

Wondering if 10k with 6 years of experience is in the average scale? I know it's not high... hoping it's not on the lower end too

This post has been edited by Polar: Aug 25 2015, 11:14 PM

Hi Polar,

Instead of answering your question, I am here to seek your advice.
I'm studying Accounting And Finance, will do ACCA after finishing my last exam for my degree next year May/June. In the meantime, I am working on internship for account for a servicing company (doesn't learn much). Starting from 1st of Sept, I will be joining PWC for another internship for Corporate Tax. I would want to join assurance department(it's full) but learning tax would be an advantage too one day so I accept the offer.

I plan to join assurance after completing my degree, I'm not sure whether they will want me to stay in tax team because I might specialise for that moment.

Can you share me about your experience with your big 4 employer and give some advice to me regarding my planning for the coming years?

PS: My degree is an International programme (exam once a year, no need to do assignments or presentations), I can opt for self-study or take classes in a college/university. I have been with a college for 2 years, now it's my last year and I choose to self-study + real life practice of accounting + finance.

Average Salary for Senior IT Analyst in Hongkong?

Just wondering what is the average senior IT network consultant salary in HK say working for a MNC , Bank.

Also for Malaysian -Non Chinese just for the record , would it be easy to survive in HKG ? Is kowloon really rough compared to Island ?

This post has been edited by MoneyChaser: Aug 24 2015, 03:53 PM

I wouldn't say it's very high for 10k with 6 years experience, but it's definitely not on the lower end.

I assume u come from the advisory line in Big 4?

finally got it

Job Title : IT Systems Administrator
Industry : Technology company
Years spent in company : starting soon
Company : MNC company, IT Principal
Employment Level : Senior
Experience before joining : 7 years as wintel supporting MSFT infra, VMware and server mangement
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Master
Salary : RM11k basic
Bonus: expected around RM 20k
Location: KL

don't give up and never stop believing in yourself is the key



This post has been edited by lamode: Aug 24 2015, 07:23 PM

Not sure if my experience would exactly help , but I'll PM you anyhow.

This post has been edited by Polar: Aug 25 2015, 11:09 PM

do your current role involve in managing people aka people manager?

do you have background in managing infra and apps in cloud environment?

nope.
infra, cloud computing yes, its my day to day task. for apps, no.