What should one’s salary be after graduating from undergraduate university?
Thread Content
Everyone who has graduated from university, how much do you think one should earn in salary? Let’s discuss it together!
There is no fixed amount that should be taken; it is highly dependent on luck, skills, and other factors. However, many graduates around me earn over a thousand, and over two thousand after becoming full-time employees. From Jiangsu.
For state-owned enterprises, it’s over 2,000. But right after graduation, the difference isn’t that significant; what matters is future development. It’s advisable to focus on the path one will take in the future
Generally, the salary in Shanghai is 2,500, in other cities it’s 1,200; in Japan it’s 280,000 yen. I’m not sure about the salaries in other places.
Here, the minimum wage is generally 2,400 yuan; undergraduates can earn around 3,500 or 3,600 yuan
Reply to 5# wangzhe9455: Boss, where is that? Is it that high? What to do? What are the requirements?
Forty thousand a year should be fine.
There are roughly a little over 2,000 graduates in Nanjing this year
It’s hard to say. There is a big difference. I was 2000 in Hubei a year ago. Now it’s 2000 in Zhejiang. It’s hard to say exactly how much the salary is; just tell me the amount left after deducting accommodation and meals.
It’s not a question of whether to take it or not, or how much to take; the key is to have the right self-perception.
It’s hard to say exactly; it depends on the location. In Shijiazhuang, most companies offer a salary of around 1,000 or so