wont silverlake buy u out?

welcome to working life bro.. haha and i think renting a place near silverlake is a solution cause silverlake may send u to clients place to provide support/implementation

what if they send u to kl? some of their clients are banks and most banks HQ are in KL... its even worst !

@nszer
well you could get to silverlake office using public transport also what.. not all banks are near to LRT/monorail services. The problem with KL is not going to kl but GOING BACK FROM KL.

I personally use only 25 minutes to reach KL from subang but it takes me a MINIMUM of 1 hour to get back home from KL. If you dont pay toll even worst, be prepared to get home in no less than 2 hours assuming you dont use the smart tunnel and get home by the federal highway.

@cosmoboy
work at silverlake office only? got.. when u are benched due to no projects. trust me u are going to wish u were dead if that happens.. internet access is restricted there you will die of boredom

My 2 cents on silverlake
I'm working on a project in a bank which involves silverlake as well. My observation is if you join silverlake, you better join the technical side. The business consultants dont do much (in fact I dont know what they do since they are not even present in meetings. Technical team talks directly to the client instead of business consultants) Learning curve in the technical team will be more challenging but hey, no pain no gain. True fact

its true they do not give out bonus
they never did.

Heard their increment is high though..

@Vincci777
yea 30% raise nice.. SL usually gives high increment but no bonus
BUT .. i heard new hires (fresh new hires) are getting contractual bonus. BUT their salary increment sucks now ><

@Call999
In the IT industry, Bigger increment matters more than bonus.

I rather get 30% increment than have 1 - 3 months bonus at the end of year because BONUS IS SUBJECTIVE TO COMPANY'S PERFORMANCE.

But once you get an increment, it goes into your account every month and also with higher basic, you can nego for higher salary at your next job.