ORDed, looking for jobs- Got some questions

crimson soldier

14 Nov 07, 01:30

When I go jobsdb.com or jobstreet.com, sometimes I see jobs with salary range, say, 1500-2000

I have no work experience and only A levels. does this mean i have to always target the lower range?

if the salary range is not stated but "negotiable", how do I negotiate?

What do I include in resume? Need photo?

Thanks in advance, quite paiseh to ask my friends

sunny6110

14 Nov 07, 01:33

1st lesson gib u free... wan to earn $$$, there shld b no paiseh in ur dictionary

^tamago^

14 Nov 07, 01:37

if you are intending to work full-time, just go with the flow.

BrUtUs

14 Nov 07, 01:48

Originally posted by crimson soldier:
When I go jobsdb.com or jobstreet.com, sometimes I see jobs with salary range, say, 1500-2000

I have no work experience and only A levels. does this mean i have to always target the lower range?

if the salary range is not stated but "negotiable", how do I negotiate?

What do I include in resume? Need photo?

Thanks in advance, quite paiseh to ask my friends

u onli 'A' level sure look at lower end... u'll b lucky to get $1500... but still depends on wat job u applying...

airgrinder

14 Nov 07, 02:03

Originally posted by crimson soldier:
When I go jobsdb.com or jobstreet.com, sometimes I see jobs with salary range, say, 1500-2000

I have no work experience and only A levels. does this mean i have to always target the lower range?

if the salary range is not stated but "negotiable", how do I negotiate?

What do I include in resume? Need photo?

Thanks in advance, quite paiseh to ask my friends

I suggest u look at the requirements of the job. Most would not response if you do not meet the min requirements, so dun even have to think about the pay.

If no pay is stated, then you can put down the market rate based on the job description.

Photo is a must. Cover letter is a must. Resume is a must too.

Depending on what you're looking for, u can tailor the resume to suit the position.