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DoomCognition
post Nov 6 2021, 12:37 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Oct 26 2021, 01:58 PM)
So I found this from an old thread circa the early 2010s

Fresh grad, analyst / accountant / controller - RM3.5
Analyst 1 / Accountant 1 / Controller 1 - RM4.5
Senior Analyst / Accountant / Controller - RM5.5
Senior Analyst 1 / Accountant 1 / Controller 1 - RM7
Asst Finance Manager - RM9
Finance Manager - RM11 + 2 car allowance
Finance Manager 1 - RM13 + 2.5 car allowance
Senior Finance Manager - RM17 + 3 car allowance
Senior Finance Manager 1 - RM21 + 3.5 car allowance
Finance Director - RM26 + 5 car allowance
Senior Finance Director - RM33 + 6.5 car allowance
Global Finance Director / Finance VP - RM44 + 8 car allowance

Do you guys think this is still more or less accurate for the current market?
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post Nov 6 2021, 12:39 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 4 2021, 09:54 PM)

Actually this tallies to what I observe, Jobstreet tends to estimate low while Hays / Robert Walters etc tends to estimate high
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Yes, that's the trend. Most of the recruitment firms are on the higher side as it will incentive people to move. Only then will they be able to get business. But also have to bear in mind the people who recruitment firms place are usually the more marketable people. But I would still discount their numbers a bit.
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post Nov 6 2021, 03:53 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 6 2021, 02:33 PM)
Got it here in 2012 https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2328963/all
Yea make sense. Oh what do you mean by discounting their numbers?
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Meaning whatever that is presented by them, reduce the numbers a bit, probably by 5-15%. The numbers quoted are really on the high side, and that's after me comparing numbers across the industry from people that I know.
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post Nov 6 2021, 04:06 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 6 2021, 02:33 PM)
Read the original thread, it was mentioned that there are no roles beyond FM1 that is based in KL. So I think the range may not be fully valid for Finance people. MNCs has been pulling out the more lucrative roles from Malaysia, primarily due to our reduced competitiveness.

Regarding wages not increasing, I think it's more of Finance exec wages not increasing by much. There are quite a lot of Finance grads out there, so competition are stiff. The area that pay better nowadays are tech, IT and probably banking. Banking is quite different than traditional Finance, though related.

Also, I think the numbers quoted by the original poster in the other thread seems to be slightly high for a MNC. Let's ask him to provide an update.

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post Nov 6 2021, 08:23 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 6 2021, 05:50 PM)
Hmmm I'm not sure too it could be a experience / responsibility difference for each role. Like from your perspective, how much would the finance manager make and how many years of experience would it take?
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What industry and what does the Finance manager do? Is he a HoD, or team lead?
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post Nov 6 2021, 10:42 PM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 6 2021, 08:57 PM)
Let's take a common one e.g. manufacturing or fmcg?

Manager... I guess maybe leading 10 people or fewer, a HOD level person sounds like a director to me, though I may be wrong.
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probably between 8-15k, depending on function, experience and negotiations.

in a mid sized company, such a FM generally report to the CFO, as the finance department is usually not that big. probably between 20-50 people.
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post Nov 7 2021, 01:57 AM

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QUOTE(flying_manatee @ Nov 6 2021, 11:21 PM)
Oh yea i get what you mean. I guess less experience required then? 6-7 years maybe?
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perhaps, some can make it with 6-7 years, others may need 10-15 years. 6-7 years is considered fast.

 

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