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 Lets Talk Salary! v2, What is the Industry Rate?We Must Unite

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cheryl_lyy
post Aug 7 2009, 05:38 PM

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In professional field like auditing, doctorial, lawyer etc, does a Master or PhD or high certification help for increment of salary?

To me, many high certified professions have no working experiences (especially new graduates), and yet because of certification, they are entitled to a high salary. I ever encountered a case like a high qualified body with no working experience, presents proudly to others and order senior who is not qualified to do things for them, where the assignments are delegated to the pride body.

Whereas, many people they not even have very high certification, however, they are capable, diligent and have enough working experiences. Somemore, they assist their employers to gain high returns. Nevertheless, they obtain lesser salary as compare to staffs with high qualification.

No matter how hard they work for the employers, they have lesser increment as compare to qualified staff.


Would it be fair? cry.gif

Thank you.

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