A friend told me he turned down an offer. He said the pay is 90K. For a Master's holder. He can't accept the offer.
So I ask, Is 90K too small for an Msc. graduate.

Well, it depends.

1) The size of the company applied to/ role to be taken up
2) What professional skill set is your friend bringing to the table? Will he/ she be a huge asset or liability to the company? Whether he/ she has a MSc. or not, if a company cannot see your immediate addition to their bottom life, you are just going to be another expense in their books.

So my advice? If he/ she has not experience, 90k is a good starting point to at least get their feet wet and gain the necessary experience for a more deserving job.

GAINltd:
Well, it depends.

1) The size of the company applied to/ role to be taken up
2) What professional skill set is your friend bringing to the table? Will he/ she be a huge asset or liability to the company? Whether he/ she has a MSc. or not, if a company cannot see your immediate addition to their bottom life, you are just going to be another expense in their books.

So my advice? If he/ she has not experience, 90k is a good starting point to at least get their feet wet and gain the necessary experience for a more deserving job.

well, He doesn't really have much working experience.

If there is opportunity for promotion in the future, it means that the salary will increase with time so he should take the offer.
It is better than doing nothing. There are a lot of people praying to be in his shoes right now.

What can you do with that?

Tobbey:
A friend told me he turned down an offer. He said the pay is 90K. For a Master's holder. He can't accept the offer.
So I ask, Is 90K too small for an Msc. graduate.

It depends on the industry and other factors..

It's for SSCE holders. Not good for an M.Sc holder.

Op, are you in Nigeria at all?

How much is that in Pounds?

Tobbey:
A friend told me he turned down an offer. He said the pay is 90K. For a Master's holder. He can't accept the offer.
So I ask, Is 90K too small for an Msc. graduate.

I hope he has source of income...if not..I pray he won't regret it because frustration wey go set in, dem still dey prepare am for im village

Ur friend is a funny dude....honestly u put yam on the fire while u look for knife...he can build himself while working thr and get better offer

Let him stay at home and gain d experience. Greed.
Does he think paper has anything to do with real life experience?
He had better take d job for d sole purpose of experience.

Tobbey:
A friend told me he turned down an offer. He said the pay is 90K. For a Master's holder. He can't accept the offer.
So I ask, Is 90K too small for an Msc. graduate.

90k is too much for an INGRATE

why will he have to reject a 90k salary job?? will sitting @ home or finding another job fetch him that 90k. He had better drop that Masters freeking mentality and start from somewhere. mind you, things are so hard in the country.

Just imagine! Ms.c? 90k? What for?

90k I not bad for starters. I know an MSc holder who started off with a 20k job, now I don't know how much he earns but he is miles ahead of where h started from. It shouldn't be about the money initially, experience and good references should be your friends aim now.

He shld strt wif smtn.........ohh!...is he lukin 4 a 250k per month job jeZ because he has Msc? So many Msc holders out dere willing to strt wif just smtn rather dan bn still unemployed.he cn evn acquire more knowledge while workin dere nd den decide 2 lve l8r mayb wen he see a better offer

shamecurls:
With utmost sincerity, That package is far too small


Its an insult. #MyTake #MyOpinion

Go open your own company nau



Gerarahere mehnmehn

Nawa oh

I don't think its too small. For a start, its okay, especially if the rate at with it increases is high as he continues in the job.

That's more than a million naira per year. Its really not bad

Certificate doesn't determine pay but practical skills and value added.

If u use MSC to work as a call centre agent , you will not earn 90k..

You stressed the certificate more than the role and responsibilities.

If I am to use the economic realities of Nigeria to judge coupled with tthe atrocious unemployment rate, your friend is quite lucky.

Thats my opinion

Chibuhealth:
Just imagine! Ms.c? 90k? What for?

For a sensible graduate

well well it depends but especially now, if you see such offer accept or you get nothing.

Not to small now he can take up the offer while finding a better one. I only wonder if sleeping at home can bring the 90k.

FuckTheMod:
For a sensible graduate

you mean secondary school graduate?

same amount with the fine imposed on street hawkers n Lagos ;Dsame amount with the fine imposed on street hawkers n Lagos

Chibuhealth:
Just imagine! Ms.c? 90k? What for?

Are you born with a Silver spoon Are you not in Nigeria If any of your answer is Yes...Please don't comment on anything of this nature, because you can't just understand.... But if your answer is No...it means you are still probably in school and can't understand things like this.. Just relax and read comments

FuckTheMod:

Go open your own company nau



Gerarahere mehnmehn

Hello son,


If you have a low worth doesn't mean everybody has. We cant be equal

#MyTake #MyOpinion