about job application All come in and say something

• rainhawk87

  28 Apr 08, 23:40

  hi all,

          Usually u goes for job application rite? There is a column for u to state past employer and etc.

  Do you really write down the last draw salary???

  or stated confidential?

  Some employer would give you the pay base on your last drawn salary instead of your experience right?

  Or experience is different from job scope?

   

• smartboy4

  28 Apr 08, 23:46

  then put your own in lor .... so base 4k / mth   

• hao_hao

  28 Apr 08, 23:51

  jus put inur last drawn amt lar ... who noes u might get a higher pay from ur new employers....

• alfagal

  28 Apr 08, 23:51

  i think it works both ways?

  some based on last drawn,

  others..if u go research or already know wats e market rate..u put down ur asking salary as e market rate lor..and state (neg)

• dcx

  28 Apr 08, 23:53

  put 10k (Neg.)

• 小白脸

  29 Apr 08, 00:20

  or just write 'Industry standard'. First person that give a figure will lose advantage.

• rainhawk87

  29 Apr 08, 00:21

  dcx   put S$10k (Neg.) lol i like that one

   

  sure 1st to reject me la...

   

  alfagal > may be it work both ways? some employer tend to pay less on basic pay but allowance quite alot

  so total gross is the same rite???

   

   

  another thing is     low basic pay + high allowance is better or?

                             high basic pay + little.low allowance 

   

  hmm my colluge said low basic pay + high allowance help you to evade tax is that right?

   

  or income tax is counted as earning per yearly???

• pigsticker

  29 Apr 08, 00:22

  always put the truth... some companies do check...

  if they discover you are lying, good luck

• eagle

  29 Apr 08, 00:25

  don't lie

  interviews or anything similar, at most can twist analysis of facts, but once you lie, and if caught, jialat jialat

• ndmmxiaomayi

  29 Apr 08, 02:09

  If you are looking for a job near the range your previous employer gives... then I see no harm giving. If not... either you get prepared for a salary cut or maybe no job at all.

• mrsmall

  29 Apr 08, 10:49

  Originally posted by rainhawk87:

  hi all,

          Usually u goes for job application rite? There is a column for u to state past employer and etc.

  Do you really write down the last draw salary???

  or stated confidential?

  Some employer would give you the pay base on your last drawn salary instead of your experience right?

  Or experience is different from job scope?

   

  Whenever I saw the job applications without stating availability & expected salary, I'll reject it even well qualified for the job and don't recomend to my HR Dept.

• FireIce

  29 Apr 08, 11:10

  there is last drawn salary
  and expected salary
  
  so u can still put ur expected salary

  but be prepared if they ask how come u asking for a big jump

• mrsmall

  29 Apr 08, 17:02

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  there is last drawn salary
  and expected salary
  
  so u can still put ur expected salary

  but be prepared if they ask how come u asking for a big jump

  
  yap, the ans for tis qn hab to com with confidence

• blowfish

  29 Apr 08, 18:44

  how about last time u get getting good salary, but u know u cannot get back the same or better pay....