January 7, 2008

Does your salary match up?

By Louise Marsland in Breaking news | 2 comments

One of the best read articles on Bizcommunity.com every year is the Ad Talent Salary Survey into salaries in the media, marketing and advertising industry. Bizcommunity.com carries the results today, Monday 7 January 2008.

 

Do you remember the days when Chappies cost half a cent? When a cent could be split in two? And a Wilson’s toffee filled your mouth and took forever to chew? Petrol has gone up and interest rates are on the increase. Do these daily expenses never cease? So while you are counting your pennies for 2008 have a look below and see if you are being paid the right rate… 

http://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/22/20792.html

 

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2 Comment(s)

  1. Baret | Jan 11, 2008 | Reply

    In these days - ppl will never be happy about what they earn becuase of greed - its only about what you put aside as savings that will determine how happy u are about your salary. Petrol, food, clothing keep on going up due to the spending and the booming of economy. So I think this question is a bit irrelevant. What we should be asking is what do u do with what you earn that will determine how your salary matches you. I think its better to earn less that earning too much becuase lifestyle as well as the way you conduct yourself will not depend on money but money will depend on you becuase there’s little to worry about that worry about too much money. We all striving to earn more but we end up not fullfilling our desires. So Salary has nothing to do with anyone but its what you do about it that determines you. As I’m writing this I need to earn more becuase i cannot keep up with the financial develpomnets. So it must start with you.

  2. Amilcar Mondlane | Jan 11, 2008 | Reply

    Its true that on average most people are not satisfied with their salaries, but one has to look at the fact that sometimes, you have just one person above you and he gets 2 to 3 times what you earn, while all the reports and comments that most of the time he submits to his/her supervisor come from you. Specially in an assistant position.

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