Civil Service Current Estimated Potential (CEP)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For those in the civil service and still interested the CEP game, a phrase that i heard from bosses for sharing (edited).

"
If you think you should be of a CEP grade of XYZ, then you must show some evidence that you can carry the CEP grade of XYZ today "

If you can do some aspects of the work that is delegated downwards by higher ranking officers competently, it shows evidence that you can hold the higher rank.

Naturally scholars who are being groomed gets more exposure and opportunities to prove that they should have higher CEPs than non-scholars.

Can summarise? Is it just one sentence, need carry the right balls?

[temp111]

If I have been informed by my supervisor that my CEP has been raised, does that means that my promotion is ard the corner soon?

Been in civil service for 3 yrs.

First yr is default 'C' coz less than 1 year.

I receive a 'B' grading for 2nd and 3rd year in service which means 2 'B's in 2 consecutive years.

Any kind souls willing to advice?

Originally Posted by temp111

If I have been informed by my supervisor that my CEP has been raised, does that means that my promotion is ard the corner soon?

Been in civil service for 3 yrs.

First yr is default 'C' coz less than 1 year.

I receive a 'B' grading for 2nd and 3rd year in service which means 2 'B's in 2 consecutive years.

Any kind souls willing to advice?

Which MX grade are you in? How old are you? NS? If you have two Bs in a row, it generally means that promotion is just around the corner.

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Which MX grade are you in? How old are you? NS? If you have two Bs in a row, it generally means that promotion is just around the corner.

I am a Div II worker. Poly grad with NS. Is there a set of criteria for promotion?

Originally Posted by temp111

I am a Div II worker. Poly grad with NS. Is there a set of criteria for promotion?

I'm only aware of the promotion criteria for MX. Not sure about the diploma scheme. For the mx scheme, usually 2 Bs + meet the CEP requirement, would mean that promotion is round the corner.

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm only aware of the promotion criteria for MX. Not sure about the diploma scheme. For the mx scheme, usually 2 Bs + meet the CEP requirement, would mean that promotion is round the corner.

Promotion ard the corner means this upcoming promotion exercise in June?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm only aware of the promotion criteria for MX. Not sure about the diploma scheme. For the mx scheme, usually 2 Bs + meet the CEP requirement, would mean that promotion is round the corner.

2 Bs meeting the CEP requirement - very likely.
Promotion around the corner - most likely as well

Got 2 Bs in MX scheme, got promoted this year.

Originally Posted by temp111

Promotion ard the corner means this upcoming promotion exercise in June?

Promotion exercise for Div 2 and below officers in June.

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Promotion exercise for Div 2 and below officers in June.

So did u get a letter informing of ur promotion or ur boss inform u verbally?

[temp111]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

2 Bs meeting the CEP requirement - very likely.
Promotion around the corner - most likely as well

Got 2 Bs in MX scheme, got promoted this year.

So did u get a letter informing of ur promotion or ur boss inform u verbally?