Guess My Income Based on SPM Results

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  • Опубліковано 29 лис 2022
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 52

  • @azriredza
    @azriredza Рік тому +57

    Malaysian Tanjiro even has the Hanafuda earrings man

  • @Danielleedavin
    @Danielleedavin Рік тому +95

    To improve the video in the future
    Maybe you can add the peoples age. Also keep the bar with what people voted/expected results up longer so people are able to compare better expected with actual results. Great video though!!

  • @leechinkuan1864
    @leechinkuan1864 Рік тому +57

    Tldr
    Spm result does affect your future income.
    BUT, ur future income does not solely rely on ur SPM result

  • @94playstation
    @94playstation Рік тому +20

    SPM results is not everything, but how disciplined you are when u study does carry over to University and subsequently carries over to work ethics.
    But of course, even if u did not do well in SPM, you can still do well in Uni and foster good habits.

  • @nabilahzulkefli
    @nabilahzulkefli Рік тому +44

    I think if they can provide their working experience is more relevant here

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому +9

      Taking notes on that for next round, thanks for pointing it out!

  • @waffleisnice
    @waffleisnice 5 місяців тому +4

    Watching this as an spm 2023 students, hope everyone involved in this video is doing well

  • @novbabyy
    @novbabyy Рік тому +17

    I like aishwarya's accent 🥺

  • @owlbeback1660
    @owlbeback1660 Рік тому +26

    Interesting video and results. Comes to show SPM results are really no big deal!

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому +1

      Certainly! Hopefully teachers and parents are looking beyond SPM as the one and only benchmark!

  • @AchmadHendra
    @AchmadHendra Рік тому +10

    I can say I'm an all As student in my school life and get decent enough cgpa in my diploma but my income still barely reaching the B category. Didn't get to continue bachelor's due to life circumstances. But kinda sad if compares to my peers who get less As in school but came out more successful in life. Of course I'm happy for them but wish I could be as successful as them also. One thing I can say from this is SPM is just a starting point and focus on what you like to do instead and be successful in it. Don't be like me, not really having directions in career life and wasted my youth working random jobs.

  • @JyerLee
    @JyerLee Рік тому +14

    Working experience and field seems more relevant when discussing salary. Maybe tertiary education results is more relevant? Spm result probably affects more on getting into college/uni and scholarships. Still, it's good to show that spm result is not everything. And it would be nice to see a video discussing on alternate pathways to career if spm result is not good.

  • @adxmir7912
    @adxmir7912 Рік тому +6

    Im willing to bet most of these non straight As spm result achievers actually did so freaking well in uni thus the high salary progress.

  • @lucifero9077
    @lucifero9077 Рік тому +3

    it's about self discipline, SPM just key to chase your main goal. College/Uni is place you really need to focus on because it's about your career.

  • @sameshrengasamy
    @sameshrengasamy Рік тому +7

    That's the problem with Indian parents, they force us to study but never care to ask us what we really wanna do in life

    • @firmmy7458
      @firmmy7458 Рік тому

      same here w my india parents

  • @mochidumpling7764
    @mochidumpling7764 Рік тому +5

    Great video! Maybe we can have something along the lines of tertiary education they studied vs actual job for next project?

  • @xavierx93
    @xavierx93 Рік тому +8

    3A's here making upper range of 15-20k a month as a DevOps Engineer. Quite happy with it but i think i can definitely do more.

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому +1

      Whoohoo! Talent or niche skill always shines brighter in workplace!

    • @AntiPenjajah
      @AntiPenjajah Рік тому +2

      What subject is 3A's you've scored do you mind shared?cuz I know Software Engineers or Engineers in general need have a good Math to become one

  • @mutiarafibernetwork5360
    @mutiarafibernetwork5360 Рік тому +3

    The reason why Amirah earn so much because she is a job hopper. thats is one factor too

  • @zhiruuu_2572
    @zhiruuu_2572 Рік тому +3

    Superb!

  • @Xteeheee
    @Xteeheee Рік тому +12

    It would be great to get full timers ( or other employment type but of the same type) who worked for the same number of years and for a better comparison. But kudos to the work MPG has done so far,thanks for doing this for society and the community.

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому

      Yasssssssss, this is planned in future episodes! It's hard to gather people of now, we need to establish ourselves more first so people come to us easy ;')

  • @yumaru6183
    @yumaru6183 Рік тому +3

    Just found out this channel. Contents are amazing. Please keep up the good work.

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому

      thank you so much, your feedback and support mean a lot to us!

  • @ridz.n
    @ridz.n Рік тому +9

    thank you so much for this as this really restored hope in myself... because I don't think I will get good SPM results based on my very bad trials results, and the pressure I get from my family as my sister got many A's and now is in UM...

    • @MalaysianPAYGAP
      @MalaysianPAYGAP  Рік тому +3

      You will find your path!
      ❤‍🔥

    • @dilucsrighttoe4761
      @dilucsrighttoe4761 Рік тому +1

      Same

    • @walterlee8472
      @walterlee8472 5 місяців тому

      Don't worry, I agree with MalaysiaPayGap. TBH, I failed my SPM in 1994. But, now, I have a Top Tier PhD degree from Edinburgh Uni, UK and working as a Data Scientist in well known company

  • @JennydBunny
    @JennydBunny Рік тому +17

    Very sad to hear straight A students salary is tooo low compared with foreign domestic helper who earns 2500k above

    • @johnong2655
      @johnong2655 Рік тому +3

      You can see the difference for those who are in creative and advertising

    • @ezekielchow9939
      @ezekielchow9939 Рік тому +3

      Why though? If you get even 4.0 but dont have the soft skills etc to perform in work. Nobody wants you

    • @jyll92
      @jyll92 Рік тому

      Probably brain is programmed to be static and repetitive. real world need problem solving and pr skills. for example the malay lady very smart to enter the right industry or the middle age chinese lady enterring niche sector

    • @reikabecky
      @reikabecky Рік тому +2

      Actually, it is about her choice, I believe she can have higher salary if she want, but from her tone, I think she emphasize the value of knowledge and education more than monetary.

  • @jingscrypt4413
    @jingscrypt4413 10 місяців тому +1

    good channel i follow

  • @johnong2655
    @johnong2655 Рік тому +9

    So sad looking at the creative and advertising industry so under valued

  • @ng5437
    @ng5437 Рік тому +2

    perhaps having a group within the same industry and also mention their starting salary is a more fairer comparison

  • @teachersharon4634
    @teachersharon4634 Рік тому +1

    The take home message is, nothing is definitive. Life is filled with all little and big moments for self-exploration.

  • @jamesmadison3108
    @jamesmadison3108 Рік тому +1

    the gap of income disparity is so wide just across the causeway. i am from singapore. a singaporean chinese working in singapore. most singaporeans are generally in the D category. I mean if we do conversion. median salary in terms of ringgit for singaporeans are around 16 to 17k ringgit.

  • @cyl1671
    @cyl1671 Рік тому +7

    Dear MalaysianPAYGAP, would be appreciated if you could do a video about 3rd class degree graduates, what's their career now? Do recruiters still consider graduate classifications as one of the main factors (i know many of them wrote it in the job requirement), even though the fresh graduates have certain skills and have passion in pursuing the career they applied for? Thanks in advance 🙏

  • @MrSheetshit
    @MrSheetshit Рік тому +4

    Not trying to be mean but turn on auto cc for this video and see which person's english is better that yt recognise proper sentences, accurately. Funny how Malaysians speak english with different slang - confuses yt.

  • @yjpetrick
    @yjpetrick Рік тому +4

    Why is everyone wearing the same slippers?

  • @mikethegamedev
    @mikethegamedev 8 місяців тому

    It depends on which University you graduate from

  • @heyyaziz
    @heyyaziz Рік тому

    It has been 6 months maybe we should get an update from them

  • @jianzhongwong8272
    @jianzhongwong8272 Рік тому +4

    Result doesn’t really matter.
    My SPM is not so good and im dropped out out myself from university.
    Make sure push ur 100% into ur work.
    Btw im soon to be 30 and earning 3X group A

  • @danielhall8355
    @danielhall8355 Рік тому

    I'm tuition teacher & i can get rm20000 a month.