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It is understood that among those working in specialized fields, few earn more than 2,000 yuan per month; in various regions of Zhejiang, most people’s salaries range from 1,600 to 1,800 yuan. Shanghai offers better conditions, with salaries often exceeding 2,000 yuan during the probation period. Graduates from 2009 – how much do you earn these days?
4 months of work, 3000 in Hunan+
To start with, my personal situation is quite complicated. I don’t yet have a visa or a formal contract; although it has been issued, all the fields on the interior pages need to remain blank, so the contract hasn’t been signed yet
There are many restrictions and constraints: the nature of the employer, the level of the university from which one graduated, and the financial performance of the company. I majored in applied chemistry, graduating from an ordinary second-tier university; this has taken away job opportunities from those in chemical engineering. The salary is 2,100 per month, and the work is based in Beijing – it’s just average really
It’s quite good. Could you reveal your organization? Hehe
It depends on the benefits offered, such as social insurance and housing fund, as well as bonuses and allowances
Which unit is on the 2nd floor? Yueyang?
1# shihua 1650. Lower limit. ~
I just graduated; I haven’t contributed much to the company yet, so how could I have achieved that much? ! ! ! It will only be possible to make comparisons after five or ten years.
I’ve been working for four months in Kunming; I’ve just become a full-time employee. I work in foreign trade and earn a little over 2,000 yuan per month (excluding social insurance and housing fund). I don’t want to continue working here anymore
I just graduated; my income isn’t enough to require tax payment, and I don’t have to contribute to social insurance or pension plans. It’s frustrating – I don’t want to do this job