QUOTE(buttercupcakes @ Jun 4 2019, 10:32 AM)
I tried to search for SSC in jobstreet recently after u explaining and its really quite hard to go in company like Shell. So I have to try to go smaller company (sdn bhd) that stated SSC or its better to apply any account and finance role in listed company?
Besides there are around 800++ applicants applying AP AR for big listed company so its quite hard to go in also. How long I need to wait and is it mean i need to lower my expected salary? Is it will be easier if I apply other role ie credit collection / finance operation / cash management etc first only internal transfer to other department after that.
Im major in finance so I still need to take 8 papers instead of 4 while working so I'm afraid that i cant handle it. But prof cert looks important.

It's completely up to you. Keep trying and applying. Most of the time you will not get the role that you want, feel free to try other roles, and slowly move to more complex roles.Besides there are around 800++ applicants applying AP AR for big listed company so its quite hard to go in also. How long I need to wait and is it mean i need to lower my expected salary? Is it will be easier if I apply other role ie credit collection / finance operation / cash management etc first only internal transfer to other department after that.
Im major in finance so I still need to take 8 papers instead of 4 while working so I'm afraid that i cant handle it. But prof cert looks important.
I started my ssc career in accounts receivable. 1 year there and i moved on to something more complex like inventory accounting and eventually reporting and business partnering.
My advice for jobstreet is to apply as soon as the role is advertised or pay for priority application. Large MNCs most likely will have their own career portal, its tedious, but take the time and effort to set up your profile and apply each time a position is advertised. Most of the time MNCs dont really ask for your expected salary as they have their own benchmarking policies and most of the time you will not be offered a role if your current salary is already near or within the role's salary bracket. i have worked in 3 MNCs so far, they have given me good and decent offers without talking much about my expected salary.
Jun 4 2019, 12:54 PM

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