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So sad, let me show you my poor salary! !

2009-07-02View Original

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I’m 25 years old, female, with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical automation. I work in Nanjing for a private company. It has been two years since I graduated in July of this year, and my current salary is only 1,330 yuan. I think it’s pitiful – I can barely make ends meet. Every time I see such a low salary, it gives me headaches. Is it really true that women have no prospects in the mechanical industry?
Reply #22009-07-02
If you think you’re still competent, you might consider changing jobs!
Reply #32009-07-02
What are you doing? Do girls do physical work? ? ...Some private companies are really stingy; it’s exhausting
Reply #42009-07-02
Is there no other income besides the salary? Such as monthly bonuses, quarterly bonuses, year-end bonuses, and so on. Salary and gender shouldn’t be inherently related; don’t lose heart!
Reply #52009-07-02
This post was last edited by Gao Tianyi on 2009-7-2 at 15:43. Indeed, there aren’t many posts~ The cost of living in Nanjing is quite high; my classmates there earn relatively good salaries. I’m not sure what position you hold – management, design, or the factory floor? Here’s a link that might help: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-497679-1-1.html
Reply #62009-07-02
It’s normal; that’s just how Nanjing is – high costs of living and low wages. I think yours is normal! ~~
Reply #72009-07-02
Finding a wealthy husband will solve the problem
Reply #82009-07-02
This is indeed a bit low in Nanjing, but we still need to stay confident – things will get better!
Reply #92009-07-02
It seems to be the case everywhere; don’t be discouraged. Many people are in the same situation as you, and there are even many who are in a worse situation than you. The longer you work in this industry, the more rewards you will reap.
Reply #102009-07-02
Well, the low salary is indeed frustrating, but if you can still learn a lot from your current job, I think that can make up for it
Reply #112009-07-02
The salary is indeed low; it’s worth considering changing jobs

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