Anonymous

Edited 29 Nov 2021

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Would you take a financial services sales job that pays you $60,000 to $70,000 per year?

$3K basic + CPF + $3K commission, per mth
You must hit a quota of $500,000 per year.
Average account size is $3K, so you must close minimum of 160+ clients in a year.
Takes 2 weeks to close a client, on average.
20% of your leads will be provided by the company, other 80% you must generate on your own.
Able to WFH.

Do y'all consider this as an attractive offer?

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Ronald Chiam

09 Dec 2021

I think youre asking the wrong questions. the main question should be: do you see yourself working in this field in the long run and are you in dire need for money? if the answer is no to both then go look for something else

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1M45

Edited 30 Nov 2021

No really. For a fresh grad from uni roughly $50k to $60k per year + bonus + Aws. 9-5. Office job. Relac.

If feeling hardworking, do some side hustle after work, extra ~$20k per year. Own time , own target. Relac

Your $3k comm is not fixed+ must hit quota, stress😭. Lot of hours will burn, and may not have results. No result, no comm, ur boss may come after you.

Havent take consideration when you meet cilent mostly at starbuck & you will need to treat them, You most likely need a car, to send your cilent home to build rapport... All the time & cost to earn $70k.

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