07-14-2004, 01:01 AM
As a permanent/contract employee I would say you would get anything between £20k and £35k. Any more would mean that you have worked in either the big four or have banking experience. Even with that I would not think you would get more than £40k as a newly qualified.
You could get more if you worked as a temp, anything upto £21 an hour. But the disadvantages are you work long hours and do not get any paid holidays and if your employer has a bonus scheme you are not eligible to join.
There are obviously many factors which effect salary levels, apart from qualifications, the main one being communication skills. I am not trying to be rude here but going by your posts I would not say you have good communication skills.
Having said all of the above, if you still manage to get £55k a year, please do let us know!
You could get more if you worked as a temp, anything upto £21 an hour. But the disadvantages are you work long hours and do not get any paid holidays and if your employer has a bonus scheme you are not eligible to join.
There are obviously many factors which effect salary levels, apart from qualifications, the main one being communication skills. I am not trying to be rude here but going by your posts I would not say you have good communication skills.
Having said all of the above, if you still manage to get £55k a year, please do let us know!
