Job - Salary, Bonuses, & Perks

[Macdknife]

Job: Program Manager/Social Development Consultant

 

Sector: Education (capacity building provider)

 

Salary: Pang-development

 

Perks:

 

Consulting opportunities for multilateral agencies, governments, NGOs

Overseas and local travel

Internet access (para palaging may MTC!) :boo:

 

Disadvantages:

 

Multitasking (e.g. ako taga xerox ng sariling dokumento, taga gawa ng funding proposal, taga alaga ng bisitang dayuhan etc.)

 

Why do I do what I do: It feeds the soul. Naks.

[kanto-terrorist]

Job: corporate graphic artist

 

Sector: engineering consultancy

 

Salary: :cry: :cry: :cry:

 

Perks: magandang pakinggan yung title.

 

Disadvantages: question:nakakamatay ba ang stress?

 

Why do I do what I do: may choice pa ba ako?

[dickyboy]

Hahahaha....

 

Well it's like you are saying that your salary is in payment for your soul. Is that right?

 

:evil:

you realize how little money means when you're on the verge of losing what matters most because of your pusuit of it.......

 

but to lose your soul in the pusuit of sexual gratification is probably a fair trade...

 

MTC rules!!

[dickyboy]

harharhar! bakit nga ba ganun ang rep*tation ng mga lawyers? is it really that bad? frustration ng dad ko na hindi ako nag-pursue ng law career. pero now that i'm thinking about it, parang interesting nga. the "obscenely big" salary is the driver, i have to admit.... :boo:

chipmaker,

 

go for it! enroll ka na sa law school. you are never too old to start a legal career. saka ang sikreto dyan is to open up a practice in a medium sized city or town. konti lang kayo dami clients....ergo dami din fees.

 

kaya lang yung iba mga gulay, manok at prutas ang kayang ibayad sa iyo. pero dapat ok lang yun.

[chipmaker]

chipmaker,

 

go for it! enroll ka na sa law school. you are never too old to start a legal career. saka ang sikreto dyan is to open up a practice in a medium sized city or town. konti lang kayo dami clients....ergo dami din fees.

 

kaya lang yung iba mga gulay, manok at prutas ang kayang ibayad sa iyo. pero dapat ok lang yun.

hahaha! okay na sa akin kung in kind na lang magbayad yung mga MILF's na magpapa-annul.

 

actually, i'm seriously thinking about it. DLSU partnered with FEU (or is it UE?) for a four year program which gives you an MBA and a law degree in the end. sounds interesting diba? the hitch is, you have to take the program on a fulltime basis. putcha... papano ko babayaran tuition nun?

[Guest xbox_boy]

I used to work in Makati sa isang local bank. Sweldo mababa di ko na sasabihin. Right now nagaaral na lang ako computer animation para makapagmigrate ako sa ibang bansa.

[igol ays]

finally got the nerve to post...

 

Technical Director

IP Services - Network Planning & Engineering

*Unnamaed Large Telecomm Company

 

salary: $100K per year

 

medical/dental insurance

stock options

yearly bonus varies but could be up to 26% of my yearly salary

medical/detal/life insurance

 

training varies. i probably cost the company $30K in training this year

[igol ays]

sorry, di ko ma edit yung spelling typo and yung dobleng insurance info

[chipmaker]

finally got the nerve to post...

 

Technical Director

IP Services - Network Planning & Engineering

*Unnamaed Large Telecomm Company

 

salary: $100K per year

 

medical/dental insurance

stock options

yearly bonus varies but could be up to 26% of my yearly salary

medical/detal/life insurance

 

training varies. i probably cost the company $30K in training this year

nice job dude...

 

correct me if i'm wrong, but for this kind of job, one needs to be an EE or ECE grad right? how hard is it for somebody from a totally different engineering field get into a telecom company?

[igol ays]

an engineering degree is not necessary, although certainly helpful. i'm in the internet side of our company. most of our network engineers have cisco certifications, either ccna, ccnp, or ccie. a 2 year AA degree in IT is oftentimes sufficient to get one's foot in the door (so to speak) with tech support type jobs.

 

i don't have any certification myself, and my undergrad degree is in management. it just depends on the requirements for your initial job with the company. however, the saying that the cream rises to the top holds true in most situations, workforce included.

[quintix]

for us to better appreciate the figures quoted, might i suggest that posters also add how many years they have been working in their industry.

 

mahirap tumantsa sa mga titles, lalo na kung bagong tuntong ka pa lang sa isang position o hinog ka na for another promotion.

 

pasensya na lang kung magkakabukohan ng edad, hahaha.

[TheGeneral]

i just accepted a new job and just wanted to update...

 

 

Company : belonging to Top 200 (Philippines)

Position : Marketing & Merchandising Asst. Manager

Salary : competitive enough for me not to go back to Dubai anymore

Standard : insurance, pension

Fringe : loan, car, stock options

[igol ays]

for us to better appreciate the figures quoted, might i suggest that posters also add how many years they have been working in their industry.

 

mahirap tumantsa sa mga titles, lalo na kung bagong tuntong ka pa lang sa isang position o hinog ka na for another promotion.

 

pasensya na lang kung magkakabukohan ng edad, hahaha.

in my case, i've been with the company for less than six years

[igol ays]

kulang pa pala yung sagot ko...

 

i've been in the IT industry less than seven years

[LongBow]

Any guys there who took the CFA exam levels 1 2 3?????

haven't taken but am planning to.. someday..hehe..

books are pretty expensive and from what i've heard, you can purchase them online only unless you know any charterholder who's willing to part with his/her prized books.