Other than salary, is there any advice on my current job scope?
i m project engineer but most of time are doing tender,especially on M&E portion. i m not complaining but concern on lack of project experience is it will be disadvantage when jump ship.

Get PE then get earn more? I think it only works in consultancy....
Else it's not really relevant if u r a PE or not. Of course if you are seeking a job, submitting your CV with an Ir looks way better than a normal engineer.

Currently -
Job Title : Project engineer
Years spent in company : 2
Industry : OnG
Employment Level : Exec
Experience before joining : 1yr unrelated
Salary : SGD 3.9k
Need some thoughts should i take an offer or not. Its going to be a career switch to a bank in the commercial side middle office role.
Will be based in msia with offer of Rm 7k. Definitely gonna start learning like a fresh grad again    plus i dont quite foresee myself working in offshore environment in a long run after if i have a family and all.

Right now i got some commitments and based on my spreadsheet, RM7k is not much compared to 3.9k sgd and definitely need to give up my slightly exotic lifestyle in SG. Even now im renting a small condo room in SG and able to live very comfortably. Going back to take that 7k means a huge downgrade, considering my monthly commitment factored in, plus its a risk of career switch.

With OnG situation, its kinda unsafe to remain in existing cpy too. But I realise that in finance and banking retrenchment is even more rampant.

Job Title : Specialist
Job Description : drive the process efficiency
Years spent in company : 1.5
Company : MNC
Industry : FMCG
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Senior
Experience before joining : 3
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Bsc
salary : RMB 20k
Location: Beijing

The greatest decision that I made ever is decided go to shanghai couple of years ago. Now going to resign in this summer and decided pursue MBA in one of world top 10 business school - targeted RMB 500-600k annual package after graduate.

Nothing much to hide, it is insead btw. I earned my course fee through years of saving, multiple investments and partial loan from financial institutions.

A bit off topic but the key to a top b-school is not "I have an MBA, now I have to look for a job myself to justify the ROI" but "I graduated from a top b-school, now employers are lining up at my door to hire me". Career services and alumni connections make a huge difference. Yes this applies to NUS too, at a lesser scale compared to INSEAD. My own ROI was roughly 2+ years in KL.

Personally, if you can get into INSEAD, skip NUS.

I have accomplished my dream of migrating over to Australia. Lowyat takes me a long way back - back to 2009!

Here are my employment details
Job Title : Structural Engineer
Job Desciption : Site Visits, Engineering, Management
Years spent in company : Close to 3 years
Company : Consulting + Contracting (doing works)
Industry : Mining - Underground
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : Entry Level
Experience before joining : 0
Highest paper qualification/ education background: Bachelor Honors
Salary : AUD 100,000++  p.a.
Location: Australia
Overall looking back, I am glad I put in the effort 8 years ago when I first went to Uni

You are spot on on the number, if my salary was exactly AUD $100,000.

But there are ways to be smart around using deductions and salary sacrifice to get the most out of your income.

Effectively I can claw back about half of the tax that I pay. Not all of them in liquid $, some in items, some in $.

Job Title : Asst Project Manager
Job Desciption : Project - Utilities
Years spent in company : will join next month
Company : public listed company
Industry : Power (Utilities)
Tenure : Permanent
Employment Level : managerial
Experience before joining : 5y8m
Highest paper qualification/ education background : Degree
salary : Basic RM7.5k. Fixed allowances RM0.7k for Car maintenance, Fuel and mobile.
Location: KL

Currently serving 1 month notice instead of 3. New company buy me out 2 months.
Will join the new company next month. Successfully making >60~70% jump from prev company.

10k is before or after tax? oz tax is crazy high