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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I think your points 1 to 5 are valid for any job, even in private sector. In private co, there is also upper management you have to suck and lick if you want to make a career there.
Then there are also a lot of pointless meetings, and evil and stupid people around.
Unless you are self-employed and being a consultant... I think whether you prove your capabilities or not, in private sector also, it is no guarantee that you will be recognised.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Good things out of MOE are
1) No need to suck cok
2) Don have to face fcuking evil people.
3) You have peace of mind and don get tulan every day
4) You wont get mental problem
5) You do not attend God damn fcuking meetings to make yourselves a clown and to lick the chee bye of the school management
Bad things are
1) No one other than civil service pays 16 month salary to suck cok
I am an engineer making 7k a month after 7 years, proving my capabilities outside, earning even cent for every honest labor I contribute.
A lot MOE teachers as well as civil service can expect to go dancing with Satan in hell. |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
You missed out the most important part - how did you "stumble" into marketing?
I think this is what most people in the situation would like to know.
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I was 4 years in engineering, 3 years in teacher, 7 years back to engineering. Re-started off as engineer in 2008, basic salary 3100 + allowance, annual income 5.2k.
Now annual income around 9.5k.
This is a pathetic salary compared to the leaches of
MOE. The
MOE folks get 16 months salary with PB, on top of their God Damn "Connect plan" ($$$$).
4 months out of job staying at home after leaving
MOE. People keep asking me why I quit teaching in interviews.
I move up the ranks among engineers by demonstrating my exceptional talent in solving complicated problems.
I have peace of mind because I do not have to work with hell lot of idiots in
MOE who is only good in speaking with their asxhole.