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Q: O O Do you kown the salary for working as a sales in a foreign company in Shanghai?

O O Do you kown the  salary  for working as a sales in a foreign company in Shanghai?I am going to leave this chinese company which I am working for ,this one doesn't pay me good.

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Dear Victoria, 

 

The salary would depend on what kind of sales position you hold, the company reach and product they sell. Salaries can widely differ from a sales executive to a Director of sales and marketing. At the same time positions in sales may include different kind of commissions.  If you let me know what kind of position you hold and what products your company sales maybe I can help you better with an approximate. 

 

 

Victoria1987:

Hey,Daniel.I have like 2 years export sales experience,and doing quite good,in that company,our product is vacuum pump,then latter I worked for an Israel company for a while to do the sales in Chinese market,now I am working for  a chinese company to do playground euipment exporting again.But they dont pay me good,I wanna leave.PS,I can speak fruently in English,what kind of better paid job I can get  in Shanghai?

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danielmarino:

Ok ok, I heard the first time. Gosh!

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danielmarino:

Ok, Just kidding. But no, I will not marry that tiger, I swear.

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it also depends on the size of a company. will u consider MNC?

Victoria1987:

What's the meaning of MNC?

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cooter:

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=MNC

I'm going to guess Multi-national corporation....

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ciaoAlice:

MNC in Chinese means 跨國公司, such as Morgan Stanley, Colgate, HSBC, etc

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u can make max 10k pm (total) i guess... if MNC

Victoria1987:

What's MNC?

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Thakkudu:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multinational_corporation

 

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