Anonymous

07 Mar 2023

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Career switch after graduation but in 3 years there will be a bonus of 1 year pay. Change career straight away and gain 3 years of experience and forgo the bonus? Or stay for the money?

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Tan Yi Kim

15 Mar 2023

Depending on which one is more Important to you

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Ga ming

15 Mar 2023

If your boss is good, then stay.

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Connie

15 Mar 2023

So basically, they are giving you about 3+ months bonus per year but delaying the payout.

I say go for career switch (and potentially immediate increment)

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Kent Toh

14 Mar 2023

Consultant at Sprinklr

Then i guess the logical question is still on what is 1 year of bonus pay equivalent to? can you potentially earn that amount back or close to, after 3 years of new career experience?

the rational question is, do you want to work just for the sake of money, or do you want to pursue your interest with money as a secondary goal?

the yolo question is, can you afford to wait? what can potentially happen 3 years later?

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Eddy He

14 Mar 2023

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