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UpcomingPaperChaser
#31 Posted : Wednesday, December 09, 2015 10:59:39 PM
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Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering. [/quote]

Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!!
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Multipod
#32 Posted : Wednesday, December 09, 2015 11:06:11 PM
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UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:


Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering. [/quote]

Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!![/quote]

If I get into any more details I'll be sharing too much information. Encourage your friends. Pay for engineers definitely gets better as you gain more experience and specialize. Those odd hours will pay in the end. Sky's the limit.

About Mkamba, Mmasai or Mwarabu, hmm...
Swenani
#33 Posted : Wednesday, December 09, 2015 11:20:29 PM
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UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:


Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering. [/quote]

Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!![/quote]

60K??? That's a salary for a cashier who has KATC II why would an engineer be paid 60K? I thought with 130K he was being underpaid ama these are Zetech engineerslike impunity
If Obiero did it, Who Am I?
Multipod
#34 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 6:21:39 AM
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Swenani wrote:
UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:


Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering.


Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!![/quote]

60K??? That's a salary for a cashier who has KATC II why would an engineer be paid 60K? I thought with 130K he was being underpaid ama these are Zetech engineerslike impunity
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Most engineers usually start out with 40-50k (esp if they're working in contractor firms or some of these manufacturing companies) However, they gain good income from travel allowances and side hustles (design work, construction, installations, consultancy etc) It's one of those careers where you get a significant boost once you get registered by the board, and become a specialist or you start your own firm as opposed to moving up the ladder into management. You'll find technicians in companies such as Kenya Power and KQ earning much more than the engineers due to specialization (and CBAs help too smile )
kyt
#35 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 7:36:15 AM
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Multipod wrote:
murchr wrote:
So many pple like you have posted stuff here just dig up wazua


The thing is, I've been reading up on different threads here and I'm overwhelmed. I always leave feeling more confused than informed.

Then maybe just maybe you need to chill out from investment for some time
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Nimerudi
#36 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 7:55:51 AM
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Multipod wrote:
Hi guys

I'm in my 20s, looking for the best way to invest my money. So far, I've bought land, I have 2 term policies, I'm in a chama where we contribute quite a good amount of cash monthly (but don't know what to do with it). I feel I should be doing more but I don't know where to start since I don't have a financial background. Stocks are an unchartered territory for me. I'd really love to acquire a house before I turn 30 but the mortgage threads here are quite discouraging. I have a monthly salary and varying allowances from work travel.

For those with more financial experience, what should I do? I'm open to taking more risks but I'm wary of people taking advantage of my naivety.

Heeeelp!


Why do people always ignore manufacturing? Have you had a look at a scalable manufacturing/processing idea? With an engineering background you could possibly have a unique advantage starting in that sector. For instance, you could look at Alibaba for some ideas.
Multipod
#37 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 8:45:21 AM
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Nimerudi wrote:


Why do people always ignore manufacturing? Have you had a look at a scalable manufacturing/processing idea? With an engineering background you could possibly have a unique advantage starting in that sector. For instance, you could look at Alibaba for some ideas.


I have always considered manufacturing but the ideas I have require very high initial capital costs. So I put them on the back burner for now.
Multipod
#38 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 8:48:12 AM
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Swenani wrote:


Impunity is that you?


I know not of this Impunity that you speak of.
Lolest!
#39 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 10:16:47 AM
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Swenani wrote:
UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:


Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering.


Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!![/quote]

60K??? That's a salary for a cashier who has KATC II why would an engineer be paid 60K? I thought with 130K he was being underpaid ama these are Zetech engineerslike impunity
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I know a Mechanical Engineer earning 60k gross with 7 years experience. Working with some mhindi industrial co

Graduate of THE
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Nimerudi
#40 Posted : Thursday, December 10, 2015 10:38:20 AM
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Lolest! wrote:
Swenani wrote:
UpcomingPaperChaser wrote:


Ok, ok @sitaki.kujulikana,I'm 28, monthly income about KES 130,000 excluding per diem allowances which range from 20k to 200k monthly, I work in engineering.


Which specialty in engineering? my friend engineers are languishing with a 6ok net salary at safaricom and have to work at times at odd hours while u are harvesting almost thrice their salo!! Marry a Mkamba, Mmasai and Mwarabu!!


60K??? That's a salary for a cashier who has KATC II why would an engineer be paid 60K? I thought with 130K he was being underpaid ama these are Zetech engineerslike impunity
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I know a Mechanical Engineer earning 60k gross with 7 years experience. Working with some mhindi industrial co

Graduate of THE[/quote]

That's just sad. Sad After 5 years of study in one of the most demanding courses. Laughing out loudly
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