5 years ago, when I graduated from Uni, I got a $14000 job in an international bank. It is a very low salary at the beginning. Normally fresh graduates just get ranges from $10000 to $18000, not include some high pay jobs. Now my salary is double, but still not high in Hong Kong. The key is that you need to jump to raise the salary.
Yep until you realized you have mortgage and bills to pay, oh and taxes etc, you will have no choice but to give in to money..... Yea for sure everyone can talk big and claim no amount of money is going to entice me to sacrifice work life balance but lets face reality, the "life" you're talking about in the balancing equations requires money as well
Better someone to slap him to wake him up, you can hardly survive in HK with just 15K. If he don't wake up quick, maybe his girlfriend/wife will wake him up sooner or later
@@kevinj2261 You think someone who makes $15k HK dollar can survive in HK, let alone have a girlfriend/wife? (excluding kids very very wealthy families).
My parents are both doctors and my mom is an obstetrician. She said that the medical student in China need 5 years of uni and 3 years of training. But the minimum requirement for a doctor in a good hospital is a master’s degree, so people have to study for another 3 years. Besides, people need time to get the license. If everything goes well, they could be a doctor at the age of 29 or 30. And if they want a decent salary, maybe they have to be an attending surgeon at least, which also requires about 10 years of work experience. So the reality of being a doctor in China is cruel, especially in Beijing and Shanghai, cuz everyone graduated from a top uni in China or the world. Until one day, you finally get a good salary and you find that you’re about to retire lol...
I was a medical student in the US, but the racism you face here makes it almost impossible for an Asian man to climb the political hierarchy for a higher paying position (even if you're the founder of a hospital, they can vote you down yet talk like they're not doing so in person...)
That’s so true. Don’t choose med in China. It takes very long time that we don’t have money till we’re 30. No money for marriage or travel. And everyone else thinks that we have a good salary. We got 600rmb each month for our master’s degree till we are 26.
People pay you lots of money precisely because they want you to do something not enjoyable. If they would give you something you can enjoy, they wouldn't have to pay so much money.
Dude the second guy is my motto. Yeah money is great and all but if I’m just working like crazy with no work life balance then there’s no point. I would just be living to work, and people wonder why mental health is such a big topic. Although I think I wouldn’t be okay with that salary.. there needs to be some sort of a balance. Personally, I think that the balance can be more advantageous if you’re ambitious enough to work on other income streams after work hours.
@@YT-jb3gt It's definitely not a 'few' years to get to the 'top'. It can take decades and is an unrealistic goal for many. Climbing the corporate ladder is not the same as what it used to be in the past. And the bamboo ceiling is very much a thing in any western corporation. But if one likes work and is dedicated to that then by all means go ahead.
@@kenichi407 reality is everyone lives different lives and it’s not about how much you make it’s about how much you save. Bills are always going to be there at any level of income. There are people making 100k+ but can’t save a dime. ✌🏻
Fresh grad, 就算你之前有差唔多一年part-time/internship經驗,做marketing邊有可能出到嚟有20-30k😂有14-15K都謝天謝地🥲 To the korean girl in the video, I strongly suggested you to check on the salary index report in HK/attend some career fair, so you can adjust your expectation before graduation. Otherwise, the reality will give you a hard time.
Its actually possible. Hong Kong employers have positive bias towards foreigners, so they always pay them higher. Also, there are a lot of secret jobs out here in Hong Kong reserved for Korean speakers and they mostly pay around 25k+. And it is also true that mostly only local firms would low-ball you and of course and only local people will consider them. The real reason though about why locals don’t get paid as high is because they demand less to start with and once your starting salary is set, you will only be getting mostly an increment of 15% for each job-hop rather than your ability.
@腦霧西 marketing field values working experience more than school name. However, school name might leads you to more internship/ part time opportunity in well known firm (but ultimately, employer still looks into your capability in work/ prior work experience). Nonetheless, “hku” does not equals to higher salary🥲
After I graduated from uni, I take over my family business, although my salary is low, but I understand that now a days there are nothing (stable) and (guaranteed) in job market.
And here I am, graduating this year. Even though I landed a few internships and expecting to graduate with good grades, I have yet to receive any invitations to interview...
hey, at 4:44 when I hear the guy said he wish to have a work life balance i was somehow touch by his word! as a newly graduate I really sturggle with that balance. Everyone around me heard my work life balance theory they simply can't get me at all. but still it's good to hear there are some one who share this idea. Good for you the guy I don't know. best wishes
@@puekai too be honest it's not some spoiled kid speech. I dream for that kind of work too. and I don't think it is too much too ask because my father and my grandfather had it. and they work out just fine.
Oh, you guys are not alone! I've started seeing more friends choosing work life balance over higher salaries! Personally, I also made the same decision. Trust me, after going through burnout, you would never want a job that asks you to be on call all the time. Don't put yourself in that situation!
These numbers are just expected salaries not what they make in reality. Doctors do not start off with $60K, they start off with a lot lower then of course will eventually move up to even higher pay depending on their specialty and where they work.
For all the people attacking some of these people I'm pretty sure there was some confusion on their part / Torres part. I'm a headhunter in HK and often times when we talk salary we talk in USD per annum terms. I'm not sure why exactly but often times thats the way we talk about salary. So when we say 200k we mean USD per annum package not 200k hkd a month. So that doctor girl may well have meant 70 k USD per annum for jr doctor starting salary which is like 45k HKD a month which is probably about right for 1st year junior.
@@willsmith39 no she actually meant the starting salary for a freshly graduated medical student is 70k hkd per month, which is equivalent to around 107k USD per annum
Most of the HK students study laws, business, social science, etc. You can hardly find any engineers or scientists who can safeguard or protect a population.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and never realized we went to the same uni haha. I graduated last year from BA and the salary is HKD 15k :(
Thanks man from India. I am a CIVIL engineer having good experience in Estimation, I just started my QMAS visa application for Hong Kong and this video it's very helpful to me.👍 I understand that foreign employee must need above 40k to manage the living costs there😭.
Wow only 6 years and be a doctor in Hong Kong, In the United State it takes at least 8 years of course! And Need to pass an extremely hard exam. Then 3 years of real training time!
@@lyckost2754 but in the US, you need to do 4 years pre-med undergrad and then apply to medical school, then do 4 years of med school (if you get in), and then residency (3-7 years), fellowships (1-2 yrs)
@@jianpingwang6916 in HK, it’s seven years to become fully registered as a doctor (6years Uni + 1 year internship), then a minimum of six years for residency.
Guys, when you write your salary write also how many hours in a month you work. Because someone can write a big salary and everybody like: "Wow, cool, you successful man!" But maybe this person works 6 days in week, 12 hours a day😀
the data is real, I graduated from HKU and my starting salary was 18k as a coordinator, 10 to 7, five days a week, 2 hour lunch break, no OT, sometimes i can leave early or come in later
I feel like the second to last guy maybe wasn't the best negotiator. Torres. : What is your expected salary when you graduate Malnourished HK Harry Potter : Ummm... 2Ok up. Torres : How about 17k? Malnourished HK Harry Potter : I'll do it !
for the marketing girl's speech, that's really hits me. personally, I was studying in marketing, when i graduated from my graduate school, the salary the girl mentioned still off the roof even you have 5 year experience, BTW, i am in beijing. feel free to share your opinion, I really want know your thoughts!
I have a friend who is working in marketing department of a big retail company in HK. (She had 2 years experiences before she joined this company.) BUT, she just has 15K 😰HKD salary per month. She works very hard. Of course, the job is so tough too. Work until 10pm is an usual life. Her mother always ask her to quit the job. But my friend said, she'd like to have few years experiences in a big company then it'll has a good performance to jump to next company. Finally, she couldn't stand anymore and quited 2 years later. 😮💨
@@kitsky0123 that's so identical from here in beijing( seems every big city kid struggle in this) what I can say is if your friend do not suffer any physical or mental abuse from the hard work. well I'd say she is luck and maybe this could help her to get where she want. ☺BUT the fact here is. some of my friend either got mentally abused(so called workplace PUA) or they got health problem after the "few" year hard work. I just feel so sad of our society right now. 😮💨
Employees in Hong Kong have received the lowest average pay rises in more than a decade, according to a survey, The gap has decreased between the total expatriate packages typically offered in mainland, I work in China as expert my salary is more than 70-80KRMB, in HK now no matter you are expert or not your salary is only $10 to 30K HKD.
3:55 香港畢業生平均月入2千美金，不是2萬美金！否則哥我不想努力了, 真的去練功夫算了, 2000萬 LOL
幾時拍搭訕港女片 呢類多VIEW
可能吹水成份有不少
叼
cityu 废科还能找到工作吗，能养活自己吗，看到港大工资我慌了。我读的energy and environment
Torres, 可以做下市場調查，卑D Insight卑就出黎面對殘酷社會既朋友仔，糾正下D觀念，費事Expected Salary寫到甘高，連Interview機會都無。
The last part about the salary of Jackie Chan was funny! Love It! 😂😂😂
THAT WAS HILARIOUS! hahaha let's all lin kung fu! 🤣
Exactly!!! I was looking for LOL emotico, too bad CZcams don't have LOL emoticon like FB.
Lmaooooo 😂😂😂😂
5 years ago, when I graduated from Uni, I got a $14000 job in an international bank.
It is a very low salary at the beginning.
Normally fresh graduates just get ranges from $10000 to $18000, not include some high pay jobs.
Now my salary is double, but still not high in Hong Kong. The key is that you need to jump to raise the salary.
isn't he talking the salaries in per month?
@@alamm.5495 he is
Note that the value is in Hong Kong Dollars not in US Dollars
though u graduated from university successfully,but if u don’t have a expertise,I think u wasted four years
My dad graduated in f3,but he has expertise,that’s why he gets at least $30000 every month
how often should we jump?
4:56 legend said he's still waiting for his handshake
太無情了
4:41 man i agree with this guy, work life balance is all that matters
Yep until you realized you have mortgage and bills to pay, oh and taxes etc, you will have no choice but to give in to money..... Yea for sure everyone can talk big and claim no amount of money is going to entice me to sacrifice work life balance but lets face reality, the "life" you're talking about in the balancing equations requires money as well
Better someone to slap him to wake him up, you can hardly survive in HK with just 15K. If he don't wake up quick, maybe his girlfriend/wife will wake him up sooner or later
@@kevinj2261 You think someone who makes $15k HK dollar can survive in HK, let alone have a girlfriend/wife? (excluding kids very very wealthy families).
My parents are both doctors and my mom is an obstetrician. She said that the medical student in China need 5 years of uni and 3 years of training. But the minimum requirement for a doctor in a good hospital is a master’s degree, so people have to study for another 3 years. Besides, people need time to get the license. If everything goes well, they could be a doctor at the age of 29 or 30. And if they want a decent salary, maybe they have to be an attending surgeon at least, which also requires about 10 years of work experience. So the reality of being a doctor in China is cruel, especially in Beijing and Shanghai, cuz everyone graduated from a top uni in China or the world. Until one day, you finally get a good salary and you find that you’re about to retire lol...
I was a medical student in the US, but the racism you face here makes it almost impossible for an Asian man to climb the political hierarchy for a higher paying position (even if you're the founder of a hospital, they can vote you down yet talk like they're not doing so in person...)
That’s so true. Don’t choose med in China. It takes very long time that we don’t have money till we’re 30. No money for marriage or travel. And everyone else thinks that we have a good salary. We got 600rmb each month for our master’s degree till we are 26.
doctor heigh salary is depend on telling lie to patients
而且直到退休都會很忙
i need the chinese version of this comment to show my asian mom lol
you are so right. one chosen a safe and stable path may miss out exploring different wonderful things in the world.
I love how in the end of the day all of us would like similar things yet society tells us to do the complete opposite
add some , .
epic summary
definitely bro 😂
People pay you lots of money precisely because they want you to do something not enjoyable. If they would give you something you can enjoy, they wouldn't have to pay so much money.
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首先你要明白要入港大已經係一件好難嘅事🥲
而家入學門檻低的不得了。。。21分裸分都入到港大（五科） ！仲接受間隔久遠的往屆成績直接申請。 又點難法啊
@@lyckost2754 咁你又係唔係hku grad？
@@lyckost2754 看什課啦～而且易入唔代表易讀！！！
@Chun Kin Matthew Yu Urban studies同Archi收分都差好多啦。。。。
dse數理化三個6，中文考個5，有咩難，咪有五科28分上下咯，就入到archi，我唔知點難。。。
@Chun Kin Matthew Yu 我錯了 我有點paranoid 對不起
the outro antics are hilarious. love it so much and keep it up !
Dude the second guy is my motto. Yeah money
is great and all but if I’m just working like crazy with no work life balance then there’s no point. I would just be living to work, and people wonder why mental health is such a big topic. Although I think I wouldn’t be okay with that salary.. there needs to be some sort of a balance. Personally, I think that the balance can be more advantageous if you’re ambitious enough to work on other income streams after work hours.
work hard for a few years, get to the top and you won't have to work again.
He is from Zhejiang, and a lot of families are super rich. He may not really rely on the salary.
国内太卷了哈哈
@@YT-jb3gt It's definitely not a 'few' years to get to the 'top'. It can take decades and is an unrealistic goal for many. Climbing the corporate ladder is not the same as what it used to be in the past. And the bamboo ceiling is very much a thing in any western corporation. But if one likes work and is dedicated to that then by all means go ahead.
@@kenichi407 reality is everyone lives different lives and it’s not about how much you make it’s about how much you save. Bills are always going to be there at any level of income. There are people making 100k+ but can’t save a dime. ✌🏻
Fresh grad, 就算你之前有差唔多一年part-time/internship經驗,做marketing邊有可能出到嚟有20-30k😂有14-15K都謝天謝地🥲
To the korean girl in the video, I strongly suggested you to check on the salary index report in HK/attend some career fair, so you can adjust your expectation before graduation. Otherwise, the reality will give you a hard time.
Its actually possible. Hong Kong employers have positive bias towards foreigners, so they always pay them higher. Also, there are a lot of secret jobs out here in Hong Kong reserved for Korean speakers and they mostly pay around 25k+. And it is also true that mostly only local firms would low-ball you and of course and only local people will consider them.
The real reason though about why locals don’t get paid as high is because they demand less to start with and once your starting salary is set, you will only be getting mostly an increment of 15% for each job-hop rather than your ability.
25k+ is definitely possible tho, there are rich startups there are big corporates looking for exotic, creative employees.
你入唔到top firm姐，"I strongly suggested" 咁嘅嘢都講得出 笑死
She can get her expected salary I think because she is quite hot
@腦霧西
marketing field values working experience more than school name. However, school name might leads you to more internship/ part time opportunity in well known firm (but ultimately, employer still looks into your capability in work/ prior work experience). Nonetheless, “hku” does not equals to higher salary🥲
After I graduated from uni, I take over my family business, although my salary is low, but I understand that now a days there are nothing (stable) and (guaranteed) in job market.
entry level for marketing $20-30k??? girl u should expect $12-18k :-)
20k-30k marketing entry LOL
有MT
I come back every day to see someone can find out the instagram of Korean girls
yo hmu if you find it
name: big cow
I don't think the child of prophecy will turn up
still waiting lol
you should interview the jobless ones to give the complete picture
Nice one
And here I am, graduating this year. Even though I landed a few internships and expecting to graduate with good grades, I have yet to receive any invitations to interview...
@@nicholaslau3194 what is your major?
@@kittyluv2564 Agreed with you. My companies and many others would not hire Hong Kong grads. They are too much a security threat and not trust worthy.
@@nicholaslau3194 just work harder on applying and get friends to refer you as well..
hey, at 4:44 when I hear the guy said he wish to have a work life balance i was somehow touch by his word! as a newly graduate I really sturggle with that balance. Everyone around me heard my work life balance theory they simply can't get me at all. but still it's good to hear there are some one who share this idea. Good for you the guy I don't know. best wishes
He probably from a rich family
@@puekai too be honest it's not some spoiled kid speech. I dream for that kind of work too. and I don't think it is too much too ask because my father and my grandfather had it. and they work out just fine.
Oh, you guys are not alone! I've started seeing more friends choosing work life balance over higher salaries! Personally, I also made the same decision. Trust me, after going through burnout, you would never want a job that asks you to be on call all the time. Don't put yourself in that situation!
04:59 you all no need thank you me
你明我想睇咩笑死
🙏🌝
this is such a fun video, transported me back to uni times!
最後一位訪問的泰華混血學生感覺很可愛~~
I love how creatively you somehow shared your path (road less travelled) in this video. Inspiring :)
Hello Dawn how are you doing?
浙江work life balance哥說的真好，真想不到大陸人會說出這一番言論，英文也說的很好聽都沒有太重的口音
港大的商科是很顶尖的内地人才能上
进港大的大陆人很多很厉害的
@@tevege7627 與此同時，本地人的錄取門檻非常低。商科也根本不是神科，經濟金融錄取不過6科26分而已，我當時6科都34了，覺得商科錄取線太低 不屑於去。香港大學還接受本地人本地考試用若干次成績組合拼分，多久遠（比如十年前）的成績都能拿來用來直接申請入學（不用當年現考）， 多數專業都毫無歧視的錄取。 我覺得中國高考來讀學士的中國學生真的很苦，而他們的苦是本不應該遭受的，也遠遠比香港同班同學大百倍。
@@user-so7tc7eh5v 學士才厲害，碩士一年制什麼野雞背景都有。就算是學士，與此同時，本地人的錄取門檻非常低。商科也根本不是神科，經濟金融錄取不過6科26分而已，我當時6科都34了，覺得商科錄取線太低 不屑於去。香港大學還接受本地人本地考試用若干次成績組合拼分，多久遠（比如十年前）的成績都能拿來用來直接申請入學（不用當年現考）， 多數專業都毫無歧視的錄取。 我覺得中國高考來讀學士的中國學生真的很苦，而他們的苦是本不應該遭受的，也遠遠比香港同班同學大百倍千倍。
這不是應分嗎。沒什麼好表揚的
Torres you're the one who motivates me and inspires me to study hard, I really love your videos very muvh.
5:17 韓國女生身材真好！後面的香港醫學生也漂亮
Summary:
MBChS 6w-7w 一定就業
InvestBank it is said 8w
Archi 3w-4w
BusAdmin 3w-4w Inter
Market: low 2w-3w Inter
FinTech 1w7-2w
Econ >15000
Arts文學 13500
0:46 喺公众场合大声自言自语真係需要好大勇气👍
8:22 好經典 想睇返
sure
lmao 4:58, I am pretty sure this talented student could easily make way much more than she expected in HK. She has the god given gift.
Nice, I always like this kind of society exchange video you did! Keep up, Torres! 👍🏼 Been supporting you since you doing interviews in Lan Kwan Fong 😎
聽你講英文好舒服好清晰..好多外國人真係講得好快同埋拿埋一舊😂
等同香港人講中文, 都未必一定講得好
這影片怪怪的 一直卡在5:00至5:22
看了我3小時 幹 發生了什麼事
不知道呢
用了几包纸？
05:00 開始我眼睛不知道放哪! 我英文不太好只能看著字幕聽,好容易分心啊!
那怪字幕喽😂
對車頭燈太閃？
貌似韓國妹很喜歡穿這樣緊身的衣服，不知道爲什麽😂，我一看到她這樣的穿法就感覺很像韓國人
身材好当然要穿出来给别人看嘛哈哈 目测C～D
想抓！
其實香港真係幾高人工，英國低人工仲要比20%tax😩 不過應該好似嗰個哥哥仔講咁 work life balance is extremely important 同埋做自己鍾意做嘅嘢係好重要！
However everything is cheaper in the uk
@@theanonymous3981 ??? which part of universe are you in
@@alanYK daily necessities and properties are absolutely cheaper, however their wage is less than hk, so actually everything is the same.
@@theanonymous3981 u legit Move to UK right away and talk a year later.
@@alanYK I lived there for 3 years, it's cheaper than hk...
无论如何，Torres绝对是hku毕业生最好的一批，自己创业，环球旅行，接广告接到手软！！
5:00 the reason I clicked...
Real or fake
@@2003212 South Korea.... you know.....
same here
@@2003212 quality fakes
haha,, i found my kind here =D
上海男生相當爽快, as long as you give me work life balance you can pay me as low as you can?!
2018年春節假期去過HKU聽升學講座，當時高一，港大就是我的夢校啊！最後因為一些原因所有HK的學校都放棄申請了，去了加拿大。但還是很喜歡HKU，有機會能交換過去或者單純再去參觀也是非常期待的😊
是因为香港的学生运动吧... 好遗憾
@@aotenjo607 的確是， 轉變極之大， 整個學術氣氛都不同了。
不是抱有什麼立場說的但是事實是轉變了很多。
学生激进的好多都是内插…真正的学生只是想好好学习 天天向上
@@zouzouhaozi2267 所以説你們就是理解不了
如果香港大學生爭取自由民主人權你都接受不了，那你也不應該去加拿大。正因為歐英都同樣以民主自由人權作為核心價值。既然如此，為何不留在與你價值觀一樣的中國讀書？若以開拓視野為出國的目的，但又以偏見和價值觀而嗤之以鼻，倒是成為一個可笑的示眾材料給大家看。
4:59 thumbnail
5:00 ig？
is not like you're gonna get tho...
@@redmihowardsir8163 haha sad but true
Wow ur that desperate
I’m still waiting for her ig account name:(
題外話，韓國女生真的蠻會穿著的..而且普遍偏瘦。
真的 現在好喜歡korean😍
@@xelven217 建议你先去认识韩国人的文化和他们的韩式儒家思想，你越了解你越接受不了。
@@SW-fy8pq 這不一定吧，像所有中國人不都是跟孔子那一套啊，我不懂關什麼事？
@@longlau0110 确实不一定，就跟韩国女生不一定好看，瘦，会穿搭
the Korean girl is like that kinda person who always on her way heading to the gym
exactly
ya what a big and soft...... mask :D
@@samtzang sorry but they are TITS
Marketing 30k not easy for graduate
@@lameric1958 I heard its 12-15k
$2000的话和东京也差不多，但是一看高薪的所得税…
你就了解为何大伙都往HK、Singapore跑了( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )
Singapore is so much more affordable, with a brilliant local culture. HK, hm, 唯一接触的就投行，文化一般
是的 日本就是不上不下的 鸡肋
@@user-nq2fh5ho6z 但日本的物價比香港要低一些，而且住房沒那麼大壓力
@@veglau6364 不过日本要交蛮多税的
不喜歡 香港 新加坡 大有人在 而且實際上也沒比較富裕
托哥你好逗！作爲一個内地過來香港建築師，頭一次看你的vlog，覺得你超有才！
快介紹醫生來交往下，阿姨我不想努力了
These numbers are just expected salaries not what they make in reality. Doctors do not start off with $60K, they start off with a lot lower then of course will eventually move up to even higher pay depending on their specialty and where they work.
exactly, this girl is full of shit..
For all the people attacking some of these people I'm pretty sure there was some confusion on their part / Torres part.
I'm a headhunter in HK and often times when we talk salary we talk in USD per annum terms. I'm not sure why exactly but often times thats the way we talk about salary. So when we say 200k we mean USD per annum package not 200k hkd a month.
So that doctor girl may well have meant 70 k USD per annum for jr doctor starting salary which is like 45k HKD a month which is probably about right for 1st year junior.
@@willsmith39 no she actually meant the starting salary for a freshly graduated medical student is 70k hkd per month, which is equivalent to around 107k USD per annum
@@florenceyks Them she's wrong because the starting salary is nowhere near that high for fresh grad medical trainee in Hong Kong.
韩国小姐姐身材好好 哈哈哈
我就知道有这个comment
哈哈哈我就在找這個留言😝
应该有C？哈哈
波好撚大
Wow. Just found this channel. Awesome stuff!
其實不論甚麼職業都能當CZcamsr
物理治療師 三個字
will always respect students who get into hong kong medicine cause that shit has the highest grade requirements in the world i swear to god 💀💀💀
The last part (Jackie Chan), it's very entertaining - thank you for this video!
Interesting show. Cheers!
Most of the HK students study laws, business, social science, etc. You can hardly find any engineers or scientists who can safeguard or protect a population.
I look at this guy's videos and I despair. All the brainpower wasted on the useless subjects.
Wow, I never thought you wanted to be a physio before! That's great! I am a physio student right now. It is kind of busy compared to other students.
托哥你啲片真心好高質，應該因為你真係好鐘意好鐘意你做繄嘅事
Nice, enjoyed the video!
So amazing. I learn a lot from you Torres!
1st
Awesome! Thanks for your guidance! I learn many new vocabularies from this episode! Thanks a lot!
You can expect whatever you want. Truth is when you’re out in the real world, it’s a completely different story.
That jacky chan ending had me subscribe. 😂 Love your narrative too!
I love salary video, would u plz film some of Singapore, Japan, Korea~~hahah
I've been watching your videos for a while now and never realized we went to the same uni haha. I graduated last year from BA and the salary is HKD 15k :(
有冇醫生ig
好似幾多港大學生發緊夢 不過肯努力好快都會高人工既
🧠
所以宜家出邊FRESH GRAD究竟幾多人工
@@wangdavid562 13k-16k
@@wangdavid562 not including lawyer or doctor...etc
@@redmihowardsir8163 very high... 我之前FRESH GRAD,比11.5KOFFER，我唔要
Thanks man from India. I am a CIVIL engineer having good experience in Estimation, I just started my QMAS visa application for Hong Kong and this video it's very helpful to me.👍 I understand that foreign employee must need above 40k to manage the living costs there😭.
How was your visa application?
Wow only 6 years and be a doctor in Hong Kong, In the United State it takes at least 8 years of course! And Need to pass an extremely hard exam. Then 3 years of real training time!
a tough path but paid very well.
hk medical training is much more intensed than US. Students have no time for anything except for sleep and study.
@@lyckost2754 but in the US, you need to do 4 years pre-med undergrad and then apply to medical school, then do 4 years of med school (if you get in), and then residency (3-7 years), fellowships (1-2 yrs)
@@jianpingwang6916 And it is a lots of tuition, 600k USD i have heard from my friends
@@jianpingwang6916 in HK, it’s seven years to become fully registered as a doctor (6years Uni + 1 year internship), then a minimum of six years for residency.
你英文真係好好，另外一位內地留學生英文都好好，自慚形穢
同埋究竟你係唔係專搵靚女，韓國同中泰mix 都真係唔錯
Guys, when you write your salary write also how many hours in a month you work. Because someone can write a big salary and everybody like: "Wow, cool, you successful man!" But maybe this person works 6 days in week, 12 hours a day😀
宜家呢個市道有冇15k，都恐怕要照做？😞
！我拍咗條片，fresh grad親身分享！
今年搵工市道同實況，大家有興趣可以睇睇🔥
Note to self: go study at HKU in the next life for the cuties lol
Hi, I live near HKU, I can tell you that you’re right 😆
@@PatheticTV matter of fact I'm moving to HK some time this year haha I'll go and have a look for myself :D
the data is real, I graduated from HKU and my starting salary was 18k as a coordinator, 10 to 7, five days a week, 2 hour lunch break, no OT, sometimes i can leave early or come in later
Sounds like an ideal work-life balanced time there.
you are a lucky guys!
托哥的影片比劉沛的好3倍訂閱數卻只有其1/3，是為第八大世界不可思議之謎！
除左醫生，其他既我一聽就笑左，尤其係三萬起個D，真係天真到以為錢係天上跌落黎既甘。一般無返幾年工作經驗同幾間公司既經歷，都真係唔洗去到呢個價位。宜家，一般都係15K-17K到。
那城大废科是不是挣不到钱
@@tevege7627 讀碩研
@@sisensi8030 三大的商科应该也不好申吧
@@tevege7627 一定要留港嗎 回國 出國不香嗎 香港護照也基本要被全球剝奪特殊待遇了
I feel like the second to last guy maybe wasn't the best negotiator.
Torres. : What is your expected salary when you graduate
Malnourished HK Harry Potter : Ummm... 2Ok up.
Torres : How about 17k?
Malnourished HK Harry Potter : I'll do it !
3:53 兩千美金🤣🙈
i like Your Content.. i Learn Every Video i Watched. We Watched Rugby Sevens 3 Days Friday-Sunday Yearly Since 2011 Sadly Stop Because of Covid
5:01 I like her style
Architecture? Medicine? NO! Kung Fu!!!
you have hacked the system man
香港讀醫真係無得輸, 做公立都穩賺十皮一個月, 讀埋專科出去掛牌會變月球人/星球人
Chur死
for the marketing girl's speech, that's really hits me. personally, I was studying in marketing, when i graduated from my graduate school, the salary the girl mentioned still off the roof even you have 5 year experience, BTW, i am in beijing. feel free to share your opinion, I really want know your thoughts!
I have a friend who is working in marketing department of a big retail company in HK. (She had 2 years experiences before she joined this company.) BUT, she just has 15K 😰HKD salary per month. She works very hard. Of course, the job is so tough too. Work until 10pm is an usual life. Her mother always ask her to quit the job. But my friend said, she'd like to have few years experiences in a big company then it'll has a good performance to jump to next company. Finally, she couldn't stand anymore and quited 2 years later. 😮💨
@@kitsky0123 that's so identical from here in beijing( seems every big city kid struggle in this) what I can say is if your friend do not suffer any physical or mental abuse from the hard work. well I'd say she is luck and maybe this could help her to get where she want. ☺BUT the fact here is. some of my friend either got mentally abused(so called workplace PUA) or they got health problem after the "few" year hard work. I just feel so sad of our society right now. 😮💨
看完我知道去那找老婆了 thanks
这么自信？
後悔沒好好讀書
我尿黄 让我来浇醒你
人地着左幾多層你又知唔知？
@@kevinnoweebs2775 妳走開，讓糖尿病嘅兄弟來先
大學係一個追求夢想、學習專業既地方。畢業生以自己既專業，去搵番自己心儀既工資，對自己有更高既期望有咩問題。
正常嘅，但其實認真念下，個個都覺得自己嘅夢想同青春係值錢嘅。但究竟值幾錢，市場老細唔買單，真係冇人知，冇百分百保證。醫生，牙醫除外。
wow, never knew you are an architect, architect from the UK, probably the same age, can very much relate to your experience.
I only notice that Korean girl. love her ❤️😄
you are not the only one bro
You are not the only two bro
係男人都搞唔掂😍😏🤪🤤😈
you are not the only three bro
you are not the only four bro
Your videos are always inspiring. Keep on!
Employees in Hong Kong have received the lowest average pay rises in more than a decade, according to a survey, The gap has decreased between the total expatriate packages typically offered in mainland, I work in China as expert my salary is more than 70-80KRMB, in HK now no matter you are expert or not your salary is only $10 to 30K HKD.
what is your job title may i know?
@@cc-cm1hy Head packaging engineering & and ISTA Testing manager,China
Love your vlogs.
南朝鮮果邊真係好識價值最大化，其實個女仔外形條件都無香港女仔好
Like the way u talked.. Seriously ur english is brilliant. But, surprisingly Hong Kong's graduate get way more higher salaries beyond my expectation.
5:45 Emily睇得出好靚
Ugly, and u are simping so hard
Love this video!
香港，台湾，大陆的年轻人真不容易，赚的不多，房价贼高
大陸應該還好吧，機會處處，在大城市力爭上游不成仍可以回鄉過活。雖然大陸普遍騙子多，吹得大，心也黑，但要上位也沒辦法，只能適應。。。
@@gargooo000 大陆也很卷啦
@@gargooo000 大陆比香港卷多了
SO MUCH university work, only to earn 14k per month.
去教書吧！新入職GM起薪已30幾K！年年跳point政府年年加薪, 工作十年讀個ed master升咗SGM再做幾年就月薪70K！仲可以申請housing allowance 供樓！
我前女友就係SGM係中學教英文,月薪over70K, 先30幾歲！已買車買樓仲買埋屋苑私人車位！
really really love your video! and one of the person you interviewed is my friend haha...
求5:00的ig
??? I'm having a serious deja vu on the intro part! Have you posted it before?? 😅
睇完呢條片有啲後悔當初唔讀好啲書😢hku 啲女仔好靚真係😍
Wow, it's interesting, as a visitor from TW in 2017, wish I had the opportunity to study there, it's a nice place to study
通常都係少數揾高人工
如果唔係金字塔變咗倒三角
邊間大學都未必保證有高人工
最後都係要睇際遇and人嘅質素
臉皮厚+涼薄+夠擦鞋（夠狗）
先係高人工最重要嘅元素
看學科，有啲學科高人工根本必然的，例如醫生