That's a fast way to get a "well stop wasting our time and go there then" response a fair few employers.it doesnt hurt to say you got better salary offer elsewhere
That's a fast way to get a "well stop wasting our time and go there then" response a fair few employers.it doesnt hurt to say you got better salary offer elsewhere
Mat
But think what banks would be paying grads back in the UK (and US I imagine) - GBP 40 - 50k? HK$25 - 35k per month is still much lower than they'd get elsewhere.
Last edited by Beanieskis; 01-04-2010 at 02:41 PM.
Sterile debate.
Do you KNOW what a banker do?
I do not pretend to know what civil engineer do but my work (as a banker) put me in direct contact with container port / power plant / barging business / mining...professionnals and gives me a pretty good insight as to what those people do and the value they bring to society.
They are indeed indispensable, so are the bankers who help them finance those projects.
That's about right re UK. Know a few 2008 grads at the big American banks at Canary Wharf. Most seem to start at about GBP 40k plus 5-10 GBP signing bonus and a little january bonus if they get lucky. Probably make ca. GBP 55-60k for their first year if they get that first bonus, if not, a little less.
Seems like it turn to be discussing abt banking salary now?
To op: I think ur salary is fine (as u are only graduated in 2009 & eng doesn't reali start with a decent salary here in hk).
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