Rebel_Kitty Posted February 10, 2005 Share Posted February 10, 2005 I'm a Nursing Student but have a part time job (I'm in Retail - AKA Saleslady). I work 20 hours per week. So 80 hours per month. I earn approximately 50,000 pesos per month. I get no benefits, I just get paid by the hour. Quote Link to comment
centrino Posted February 11, 2005 Share Posted February 11, 2005 I'm a Nursing Student but have a part time job (I'm in Retail - AKA Saleslady). I work 20 hours per week. So 80 hours per month. I earn approximately 50,000 pesos per month. I get no benefits, I just get paid by the hour.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ma'am baka naman pwedeng maki sideline sayo dyan sa part time mo Basta wag lang networking ha I have a dayjob also and I am holding a management position... Pero siyempre baka may iba pang source of income so grab :boo: di ba??? :mtc: Quote Link to comment
cathy908 Posted February 12, 2005 Share Posted February 12, 2005 Chemical Eng'r - 25k travelled abroad, free car, lunch and tikoy during chinese new year!!!! Quote Link to comment
cathy908 Posted February 12, 2005 Share Posted February 12, 2005 I'm a Nursing Student but have a part time job (I'm in Retail - AKA Saleslady). I work 20 hours per week. So 80 hours per month. I earn approximately 50,000 pesos per month. I get no benefits, I just get paid by the hour.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Di Nga? hmm i wonder what kind of work is that? Fish tayo! :hypocritesmiley: Quote Link to comment
igol ays Posted February 12, 2005 Share Posted February 12, 2005 Di Nga? hmm i wonder what kind of work is that? Fish tayo! :hypocritesmiley:<{POST_SNAPBACK}>my guess is, she's not in the philippines Quote Link to comment
Rebel_Kitty Posted February 13, 2005 Share Posted February 13, 2005 Chemical Eng'r - 25k travelled abroad, free car, lunch and tikoy during chinese new year!!!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Di Nga? hmm i wonder what kind of work is that? Fish tayo! :hypocritesmiley:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Oopss..sorry peeps. I forgot to mention I'm in Canada. I'm pretty much one of those saleslady you see in SM (I'm sure you're familiar with those annoying ladies who likes to follow you around) :-) I do a little bit of sales talk, some basic cashiering and etc..:-)For a part time job; the money's not too bad (peso-wise) and the job quite easy. Quote Link to comment
radnav Posted February 13, 2005 Share Posted February 13, 2005 AIRBUS driver. free travel, pag di puno ang booking... laging busog... laging puyat... Quote Link to comment
Riot6 Posted February 20, 2005 Share Posted February 20, 2005 Position : Field Tech/Project ManagerCompany : British/Canadian/U.S. BasedSalary : Enough to save some and spend some Benefits : Car allowanceHealth and Dental plansLife Insurance Advantages:PayTravel (Oh I get to keep my Airline and Hotel points, yey! Comes in handy on vacations) Disadvantage:Too much travel Quote Link to comment
Patricio Posted February 22, 2005 Share Posted February 22, 2005 Position: General ManagerGross Pay Package: P 200k+Benefits: Co. car, laptop, free internet, cellphone use, meetings & trainings abroad, 15 days VL, 15 days SL, healthplan, life insurance The disadvantage: Enormous stress and pressure. The ultimate scapegoat for everything that goes wrong :grr: Quote Link to comment
TheGeneral Posted February 28, 2005 Share Posted February 28, 2005 Position: Corporate & Channels Marketing ManagerCompany: Large Microsoft Account Partner; industry leader in IT SolutionsGross Salary: 3+,+++Perks: company car, loan, insurance, travel, mobile phone, travel opportunities, not bound by specific work schedules (time cards, etc.) Disadvantage: position requires no overtime pay in any circumstance Quote Link to comment
igol ays Posted February 28, 2005 Share Posted February 28, 2005 why is there such a large disparity in pay?from the last two posts alonefor what seems to be comparable responsibilities patricio's at 200Kthe general at 30K+ Quote Link to comment
warhead Posted March 1, 2005 Share Posted March 1, 2005 business: runs home-based dot com servicing US-based clients; does stockmarket trading on the side perks: am my own boss; do business on my own time; income: 1M++ net in FY2004; already exceeded last year's net as of 2nd month of this year, largely due to excellent stock market performance. lesson1: You don't have to go abroad or work for others to make it. Nobody becomes rich working for others. lesson2: business is now global; money is now digital; and the Internet is the key. lesson3: money is just a way of keeping score. lesson4: financial independence is more important than material wealth. Quote Link to comment
HimuraButosay Posted March 1, 2005 Share Posted March 1, 2005 business: runs home-based dot com servicing US-based clients; does stockmarket trading on the side perks: am my own boss; do business on my own time; income: 1M++ net in FY2004; already exceeded last year's net as of 2nd month of this year, largely due to excellent stock market performance. lesson1: You don't have to go abroad or work for others to make it. Nobody becomes rich working for others. lesson2: business is now global; money is now digital; and the Internet is the key. lesson3: money is just a way of keeping score. lesson4: financial independence is more important than material wealth.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> hmmm...interesting business you have there...could you pm me some details, i'm planning to set up something like that in my own home...but definitely no stockmarket stuff for me Quote Link to comment
warhead Posted March 1, 2005 Share Posted March 1, 2005 -- To fellow forumers who emailed/PMed, asking what e-business I run: There is no shortcut to success in e-commerce. You have to know what you love to do and then find a market for it. You have to enjoy doing it. I run my dotcom alone because I prefer working alone and I love what I do. As forum members, you are already a step ahead of the herd because you are Internet savvy. The tool to break the "barriers to entry" is already in your hands, use it. There is a wide market for goods and services out there, search for it. To those who were asking about stock market trading, I am not a financial adviser/stock broker. I just enjoy stock trading. I look at it not as a source of income but as a game, and money is just a way of keeping score. Stock market is a mind game between buyers and sellers, you have to be prepared for it mentally. Quote Link to comment
wrouye Posted March 9, 2005 Share Posted March 9, 2005 peace MTC people... :boo: just wanna start this thread as a reference for other people's job and salary range? what are you company priviledges - bonus plan, perks (car home etc loans), healthcare? i guess this would be helpful for other MTC people who might want to know what a typical pay / perk for different business industires.... Might also be a good place to find out if its better to start your own business (less the office deadlines, inept bosses, office hassels, etc...) di ba? hope everyone can share their info about this matter... :boo: :boo:<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Bros, may maliit lang akong query sa inyo. One of my clients, a Singaporean who owns a software development company dito sa Pinas has requested me to survey the salary rates of software developers (no experience; and may 5 years experience) dito sa Pinas, sa Singapore, sa India at sa Australia. Baka matulungan nyo ako. wrouye Quote Link to comment
muffin Posted March 9, 2005 Share Posted March 9, 2005 mga bro, sino may alam ng starting pay for a fresh grad with these companies... 1) Globe 2) HP 3) Mitchell Madison 4) Accenture position: trainee/support specialist Quote Link to comment
Alphamale-X Posted March 9, 2005 Share Posted March 9, 2005 COmpany: **** asia - f*ck the confidentiality!Salary: 18k +2k tech allowance+1k monthly bonus if you have a perfect schedule + 1k meal allowancebenefits: medicard, 20vl, 20 sl, 13 month payPosition: Tech. support engr...aka mang uuto nang amerikano yun lang mag reresign na rin ako ..pagkatapos ko makita yung mga sweldo nyo!!..I DESERVE MUCH BETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : ) Quote Link to comment
cebucitylocal Posted March 9, 2005 Share Posted March 9, 2005 Travel Agency owner and Hotel part ownerIncome 200-300k monthlyPerks Travel,free hotels,airfare etc Quote Link to comment
Little Johnny Posted March 18, 2005 Share Posted March 18, 2005 Position: Telecommunication Engr. (Specialist)Company : One of the Cellular FirmSalary: 100++K /month (gross)benefits: multi-bonus, professional fee, car, club membership, cellular phone use, trainings and other company benefits..Disadvantage: technology keeps on moving, from the minute it is launch -- it became obsolete! -- you have keep yourself updated, learn what is new or what would be the future... Technology is not just a business nor a game, it's a race for continuous development. hah!!! love my job -- it's the work I hate! Quote Link to comment
Little Johnny Posted March 18, 2005 Share Posted March 18, 2005 Position: Telecommunication Engr. (Specialist)Company : One of the Cellular FirmSalary: 100++K /month (gross)benefits: multi-bonus, professional fee, car, club membership, cellular phone use, trainings and other company benefits..Disadvantage: technology keeps on moving, from the minute it is launch -- it became obsolete! -- you have keep yourself updated, learn what is new or what would be the future... Technology is not just a business nor a game, it's a race for continuous development. hah!!! love my job -- it's the work I hate! Quote Link to comment
pitoykodako Posted March 21, 2005 Share Posted March 21, 2005 Job : Senior Programmer/Analyst Employer : Goldman Sachs Salary : US$10,000/month (gross) Bonus : US$35,000 (2004) Perks : Full medical, dental, vision coverage, 100% tuition reimbursement, pension ($2,400/month if i stay with them 10 years - which is another 4 years - I'm already vested $750/month), 5 weeks vacation, T1 free internet access, free lunch if you stay in your desk to work, etc. Cons : outsourcing trend, homesickness, very expensive cost of living in Manhattan - I'm paying $2,000/month for a 50 sqm apartment, i'm not "in" here, Nightlife : popoy here costs $300/hour - of course these are penthouse type providers ... see http://www.belledejour.com, also some x-rated stars go on tour in New York- see http://www.exotica-2000.com for their schedule - I bit the bullet once and paid $600 for Nikita Denise Quote Link to comment
Claymore Posted March 25, 2005 Share Posted March 25, 2005 Position: All Around Na Officer (Trainer, Analyst, L3, Scrubber, Specialist at kung ano ano pa)Salary: 20T+ (di pa pumapasok ang promo eh)Perks: 3T Travel Allowance, Flexi sched, God Mode Cons: Outsourcing Company, No Employee Value, Bahala Na System Conclusion: I love what I am doing, but if you ask me if I love my company... guess... Quote Link to comment
lonewabit29 Posted April 12, 2005 Share Posted April 12, 2005 salary 1,000 dllrs a mnth, travel anywhere around the world, been to europe, south america, south east asia, east asia, now back in europe.free meal free travel expenses, + bonuses...cheers Quote Link to comment
amhed_zando Posted April 14, 2005 Share Posted April 14, 2005 IT Specialist (Software Developement)65k monthusual mandated benefits in the philippinesperks : nice private workspacecons : malayo sa phoenix 1 pagnagkataon Quote Link to comment
curious couple Posted April 15, 2005 Share Posted April 15, 2005 Lawyer300 to 500k/monthbenefits: being able to argue/shout at cops;perks: golf during weekdays Quote Link to comment
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