Fresh Graduate, demand for Strong Cable. LOL.
If you have tons of working experiences, then it is acceptable for you to demand strong cable.
Nowadays, it doesn't matter if you graduated from Aus or Local, you are same. It's how you perform during interview etc.

Jobstreet.com. Ask your niece to apply through that web or apply through company website

This post has been edited by Luke Bryan: Oct 15 2015, 08:06 AM

These days around RM2800 - RM3000 at the big 4

Wow... At such young age everyone is getting well to do salary.. Now I feel like I should persue something else...

Not everyone, these can be the exceptions. I do mortgage, and even my clients have normal salary given their age. You have to understand that there is an element of pride when posting here, those with high salary given their age tend to like posting here, perhaps for a feel-good factor?

Not criticizing anyone, everyone is free to do what they want, but thought I'd give my 2 cents.

LOL! he didnt ask u for cable also lahh.. many ppl enter IB with cable all over the world..
eitherway i doubt u know whats cable also since u said "If you have tons of working experiences, then it is acceptable for you to demand strong cable"

Im not too sure about IB, but I know for quite a number of careers, you would have an easier time with a good cable than without one. May differ from one company to another too though.

"quite a number of careers". you forgot to add.
"from certain companies."



Job Title : Underwriter Team Leader
Job Desciption : supports UK Businesses and few others.
Years spent in company : 3
Company : One of the Top Underwriting firm in UK.
Industry : Underwriter.
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Underwriter support.
Experience before joining : none
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree
Salary : RM 7,500 + few allowance (rm 500)
Age : 28
Location: Kuala Lumpur

This post has been edited by fin307: Oct 19 2015, 02:53 PM

Job Title : Finance Analyst
Job Desciption : forecasting/budgeting/advisory
Years spent in company : Going to join Jan 2016
Age : 24
Company : One of the well-known IT company
Industry : I.T
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Graduate
Experience before joining : Currently working in one of the big4 in TAX service line for around 1yrs & 9 mths (I will consider myself totally dont have finance experience, I have only tax experience)
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree
salary : RM3.65k
Location: PJ


I have accepted the offer but just received my promotion & increment letter and currently I am earning 3.4k/month. It sounds stupid to jump over for that 200 difference, but what I am looking at is a totally switch of career. Currently i am doing tax, but over new company I will be doing finance. Is that alright for this jumpover? T.T

This post has been edited by ejevon: Oct 19 2015, 05:58 PM

I guess you have to ask yourself if you prefer to do tax or venture into finance field.

I salute you..
How I wish by the age of 26, can become a manager in Big4 and with such high salary..

Agree.
Don't take it too hard seeing people here earning more than you, there will always be someone who earn more. It's a never ending loop. *Well unless you're Mr Bill Gates"
What matters most is how you make good of your money, and exchange those numbers into something meaningful.

This thread should be renamed to Share how high your salary is.

May I know any medical sales rep or product specialist in pharmaceutical ? How's the package ?

Job Title : Project Executive
Job Desciption : Planning, designing, execution for process optimization, space & layout, mobile solution and various project in warehouse
Years spent in company : nearly 2 years
Age : 25
Industry : MNC producing medical devices
Tenure : Permanent/Full-time
Employment Level : Executive
Experience before joining : Fresh Grad
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Bachelor of Business Administration
Salary : RM2500
Location: Penang



Working environment is superb, colleagues are nice and supportive, my boss is just like a coach to me, motivating and guiding me in my career path.

I got huge exposure to people when doing projects.

I planned to take up WM SAP course, and looking forward to become a consultant to support and develop the warehouse management system.


Anyhow, still contradicting between the pay and the job I love doing, am I underpaid when compared to my job scope?

Medical device is it bbraun?

Two years with an MNC and you're still getting paid what other fresh grads are getting. You are underpaid.

However, you can't buy good experience with money, so if you think the exposure you're getting will help you make a huge jump in the near future, I'd suggest you tough it out with your current company and see how it pans out in the next few years. In the meantime, it doesn't hurt dropping your application to other companies and see what you might be able to get,

I don't understand!! Why last drawn salary is so important?

It shouldn't be important to your prospective employers, other than to check your payslip as proof that you stated the right "current salary" when you applied for the job. I've come across this once, but I told them I'll show it to them once we agree on my remuneration.

Cool.. But why almost all the employers is refer to last draw salary to make decisions? >.<

Because they want to make you an offer close to your current salary, which is unethical.