各位，年薪五万多的政府工作值得去吗？

[chaotropic]

从没在政府工作过，请各位帮忙参考。

 

[Teddy]

after tax?

 

[sable93]

noway

 

[redobe]

希望是正式的联邦政府的工作.

进联邦政府是可遇不可求的,不要光看工资,进去再说. 只要进了联邦政府,里面有很多机会的(内部招聘,不对外).

(如果是TERM的, CONTRACT的, 省政府或市政府的工作, 自己看着办)

 

[dreamland]

当然去了! 现在可有一大堆上千人有多年经验水平很高的,要加入找工作的队伍中.知足吧.

 

[winner]

你愿意五六万拿到退休(当然到退休肯定不止五六万,还有退休金), 还是十多万拿几年. 如果你是牛人就选择后者. 你可以那N次十多万年薪到你退休,这期间还可能得到N次不错的packages.

 

[chaotropic]

希望是正式的联邦政府的工作.

进联邦政府是可遇不可求的,不要光看工资,进去再说. 只要进了联邦政府,里面有很多机会的(内部招聘,不对外).

(如果是TERM的, CONTRACT的, 省政府或市政府的工作, 自己看着办)

多谢各位，这是个 联邦政府的permanent job，只是薪水不比我现在的工作高，但我现在在公司的工作不是很稳定，３－５年后工作还有没有还是个问题。

 

[cbc369]

You should not just compare your starting salary, but others as well, such as top pay of your position, pension and other benefit.

If you are young and you can easily find a job in industry, don't come to the government. Otherwise, think twice before you leap.

多谢各位，这是个 联邦政府的permanent job，只是薪水不比我现在的工作高，但我现在在公司的工作不是很稳定，３－５年后工作还有没有还是个问题。

 

[SweetBunny]

If you are confident that you could easily jump to a higher position within the federal government once you get in (i.e., this $50K job is just a springboard for you to get into the government so that you will have access to the internal postings), that is a good chance. A senior position at the federal government (varies depending on which classification and level you will be) generally makes $75k to $95k (e.g., a senior/lead engineer, a senior financial analyst, etc. A director position generally makes $100K. If you consider other benefits, such as stability, pension, sick leaves, maternity/parental leaves, a government job is not bad at all. But if you think you will stay at a junior or intermediate level for a long time, making about $50k, while you will make much higher in the industry, such as $100k, etc. and you have strong employability so layoffs will not affect you (as you could easily get a job elsewhere), then you should think twice.

Personally I think one big factor you should also consider is how soon you could become bilingual if you choose to work at the federal government, because most of the senior level positions will require bilingual (i.e., at least B/B/B) and most director and above level positions will require bilingual at C/B/C level.

 

[Eternal Flame]

If you are confident that you will easily jump to a higher position within the federal government once you get in (i.e., this $50K job is just a springboard for you to get into the government so that you will have access to the internal postings), that is a good chance. A senior position at the federal government (varies depending on which classification and level you will be) generally makes $75k to $95k (e.g., a senior/lead engineer, a senior financial analyst, etc., not bad at all. A director position generally makes $100K. If you consider other benefits, such as stability, pension, sick leaves, maternity/parental leaves, a government job is not bad at all. But if you think you will stay at a junior or intermediate level for a long time, making about $50k, while you will make much higher in the industry, such as $100k, etc. and you have strong employability so layoffs will not affect you (as you could easily get a job elsewhere), then you should think twice.

Personally I think one big factor you should also consider is how soon you could become bilingual if you choose to work at the federal government, because most of the senior level positions will require bilingual (i.e., at least B/B/B) and most director and above level positions will require bilingual at C/B/C level.

damn it! even a junior one require BBB

I passed the 3 graduate recruitment test and this position claims to reserve for members of employment equity and still require BBB

isn't that bit too much? how many minority can pass the exams, have the particular knowledge and still BBB?

are they nuts?

 

[SweetBunny]

Well, it is true that more and more positions now require bilingual......Complaining is no use...... Once you get in, you could use a lot of the language training programs available...... Good luck!

damn it! even a junior one require BBB

I passed the 3 graduate recruitment test and this position claims to reserve for members of employment equity and still require BBB

isn't that bit too much? how many minority can pass the exams, have the particular knowledge and still BBB?

are they nuts?

 

[redobe]

多谢各位，这是个 联邦政府的permanent job，只是薪水不比我现在的工作高，但我现在在公司的工作不是很稳定，３－５年后工作还有没有还是个问题。

联邦政府的permanent job. 我要是你, 毫不迟疑地拿下.

至少联邦政府里工作的中国人: 头发多,颜色也好.

 

[Tom_Monkey]

If you like to talk, then go ahead and join them. If you would like to be strongly recognized by your professions, then stay in private sectors.

 

[artart]

请问下楼主 政府工作哪里找啊？ 我3年college毕业，business admin， major in HR，正在学法语。。 希望能找份工作量轻松点的政府工作，工资低点没所谓。。。。 有经验的前辈能否指点下

 

[huaih]

一般讲政府工资+13000=实际工资去和你的工资比较, 以计算福利, 休假等因素.