The company I work for pay 6.9k for fresh graduates.

I would say RM2800 would be ideal.

It depends on industry. The technical industry like programmers, engineers etc - have a higher basic salary due to the technical know-how and also because of the nature of the industry.

Banks also give fresh graduates a good basic - between RM2.8k to RM3k+. However increment for each year is a low incline. These are hearsay from a lot of friends who used to work with banks after they graduated.

As for the average administrative role, a local Chinaman will usually fork out between RM1.6k to RM2.3k for freshies. MNCs will definitely give you a higher pay.

RM2800 is typically salary range from local Chinaman company.

3 years ago i started with 3k MNC.. but when i ask junior still around 2.5K-2.8K

not much changed lol..

Malaysia cannot already, come Singapore do easily can earn RM10k

ideal ?

whatever was offered out there surely some ppl will complain not enough

serious?? what company is that n what position

yeah ..but it s really hard to get a job there

It depends on your profession and also the company.

again, it goes back to the industry. i graduated 5 years ago and my then starting pay was only RM2.5k in a Non-bank financial institution.

1800 seems enough

on what basis?

for general degree, more pay if in the right field

Depends on yr economical need. Honestly, its okay to aim high as fresh grad..so that u work hard to get what u want. 1800 to low for me

1800 how can people survive with this amount...

If in kl sure not enough.. but other states still can survive

Employer's point of view should be just enough for you to cover public transportation, basic food expenses and some pocket money.

Employee's point of view should be above other fresh graduates' pay.

Come on, this is an open questions and too many possible answers.

Yes!

there are ppl out there who need to feed 6 kids with 900 bucks monthly salary

quite honestly, your lifestyle will grow to fill whatever income you get

some ppl are earning 20k and they complain it's not enough. but there are also hardcore poor who managed with sub 1k

now to answer your question - the ideal salary is the highest u can get at the moment. forget 'i can't survive with low salary' or 'i have 5 cats at home to feed'. employers have no interest in giving u more money to make u happy.