Avg pay of dip holder after 1.5 yrs of exp in coporate world
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I have colleagues doing IT sales, 2 years older than me (turning 24 this yr) and getting approx 4k or more a month.
while i'm only getting half of her monthly salary here. so my qns is ... Is 2k a month for a diploma grad with say 1 yr of going into a FT job too little ?
feels like gradually losing out to others leh ...
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wow, to me, 4k or more per mth for dip holders is not bad already
even higher than some degree holders.
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he doing sales, might be cause the commission is high
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sales person hav very dynamic pay de.
the high volume of hard work you put in = the amount of money you can put in your pocket end of the month.
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IT line is eat shit de. u better get cert in another field soon or go for CCNA etc.
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
IT line is eat shit de. u better get cert in another field soon or go for CCNA etc.
IT field nt really eat shit leh. Is depend on urself one. Ur cert can be of those highly sought after one, but if ur type of person is nt right, u lose out also. -
Originally posted by |Uv`-f|UtE-`:
sales person hav very dynamic pay de.
the high volume of hard work you put in = the amount of money you can put in your pocket end of the month.
Then you still ask!Like Tammy said, IT really eat shit 1, almost every foreign student in sg doing IT or Engin and you know about the fascination with anything made out of singapore....
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not exactly ba .. IT sales person does not have to be very technically-inclined. at the end of the day they can engage the help from pre sales consultants and IT engineers.
so they can just focus on closing deals and meeting monthly quotas.
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Originally posted by Agenda:
Then you still ask!Like Tammy said, IT really eat shit 1, almost every foreign student in sg doing IT or Engin and you know about the fascination with anything made out of singapore....
eh if u say IT and Engine eat shit, den i tink biz more eat shit eveyone has a biz dip/degree nowadays.
Hai i'm in an eat shit course.
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i think Agenda may not be getting my point. at the start of the thread, was only asking roughly how much a dip grad of my age is earning nowadays ...
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i know a couple of sales managers (in their early 40s) who got only primary school education, yet bring back monthly salary of at least $4k, owns at least one condo and drives 2.4L vehicle
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2k seems like the standard pay for a poly grad. 4k is quite a lot.
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Originally posted by |Uv`-f|UtE-`:
i think Agenda may not be getting my point. at the start of the thread, was only asking roughly how much a dip grad of my age is earning nowadays ...
depends on which field u r in lor
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ever heard of fresh university merit / honours degree graduate getting a starting pay of $1.8k monthly for a mgt trainee post?
well i did
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Originally posted by motoway:
eh if u say IT and Engine eat shit, den i tink biz more eat shit eveyone has a biz dip/degree nowadays.Hai i'm in an eat shit course.
Yeah la.. So many people taking Business dip/degree. So common.IT dip is actually quite a useful diploma if you know how to make use of it. Same goes for every other diploma.
You can get a very 'good' diploma but at the end of it, if you don't even know where you are heading, you will still think that the diploma is useless.
I think 2K should be the standard market salary, depends on what kind of job.
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Originally posted by motoway:
eh if u say IT and Engine eat shit, den i tink biz more eat shit eveyone has a biz dip/degree nowadays.Hai i'm in an eat shit course.
i'm in an eat shit course too
my dream is to obtain an MBA in aust before age 35
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Sales is a total different story... it is because of commission.
Like my friends who are barely O's and ITE... they are learning 4~10k a month...
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2k is the minimum. Everything outside so expensive......price increase. A plate of rice cost more now.
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Originally posted by motoway:
eh if u say IT and Engine eat shit, den i tink biz more eat shit eveyone has a biz dip/degree nowadays.Hai i'm in an eat shit course.
yeah, but no FT to spoil market. zzz. and chance of OT not as high.