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10-12-2020, 10:53 PM
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Anyone who is farmer in the mx scheme manage to buy a car?
If so, at what MX level did it became attainable?
Please share the make and model bought too so we can have an idea of the price range too.
P.S. appreciate answers to my qn, don't appreciate any preaching on why a car is unnecessary in sg due to excellent public transport
Thanks!
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11-12-2020, 04:25 AM
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Hi guys, just got an email after interview from SB's HR telling me that they are interested to consider me further and also to request for payslip with current employer. Does anyone have experience with this? Can we just say that we are uncomfortable with that and refuse to give for fear of benchmarking against previous job? Am applying for related roles anyway!
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11-12-2020, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by spongebobb
Hi guys, just got an email after interview from SB's HR telling me that they are interested to consider me further and also to request for payslip with current employer. Does anyone have experience with this? Can we just say that we are uncomfortable with that and refuse to give for fear of benchmarking against previous job? Am applying for related roles anyway!
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you will have to give if you want to be consider.
they will definitely benchmark you against your previous job unless you are fresh grad
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11-12-2020, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by spongebobb
Hi guys, just got an email after interview from SB's HR telling me that they are interested to consider me further and also to request for payslip with current employer. Does anyone have experience with this? Can we just say that we are uncomfortable with that and refuse to give for fear of benchmarking against previous job? Am applying for related roles anyway!
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They have a pay scheme based on your qualification, relevant job experience, age and NS.
Normally they will not low ball you on the offer. If they do, you can always try to negotiate with them, but just take note that if you dont want the role, someone else will be more than happy to take it.
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11-12-2020, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Anyone who is farmer in the mx scheme manage to buy a car?
If so, at what MX level did it became attainable?
Please share the make and model bought too so we can have an idea of the price range too.
P.S. appreciate answers to my qn, don't appreciate any preaching on why a car is unnecessary in sg due to excellent public transport
Thanks!
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your qn is very subjective.
i managed a team of 4 mx11a.. 3 of them drive, 1 dont drive.. all are married with kids and staying in hdb
kia forte, nissan serena and audi A4
i drive hyundai elantra, stay private and married with kid
my director dont drive, stay private and married with kid
i have got other colleague, poly grad (50 yr old now) on mx13.. driving toyota wish
mx12 driving honda civil.. all are married with kids
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11-12-2020, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
your qn is very subjective.
i managed a team of 4 mx11a.. 3 of them drive, 1 dont drive.. all are married with kids and staying in hdb
kia forte, nissan serena and audi A4
i drive hyundai elantra, stay private and married with kid
my director dont drive, stay private and married with kid
i have got other colleague, poly grad (50 yr old now) on mx13.. driving toyota wish
mx12 driving honda civil.. all are married with kids
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Thank you, so in short, seems like for degree holder, mid-late 30s should be possible to afford a bread and butter car in addition to a home and kids.
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11-12-2020, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Thank you, so in short, seems like for degree holder, mid-late 30s should be possible to afford a bread and butter car in addition to a home and kids.
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yes, definitely.
at the end of the day, it is a combination of lifestyle, i.e. travel, housing, car, insurance, savings, resturant visit, luxury items.
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11-12-2020, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Thank you, so in short, seems like for degree holder, mid-late 30s should be possible to afford a bread and butter car in addition to a home and kids.
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You can do it earlier if your spouse is willing to co-fund it and reduce some part of your household expenditure.
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12-12-2020, 11:02 AM
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Yearly increment
Hi guys, can I ask if you are appointed on a 2 year contract, are you entitled to yearly salary increments? Or do we have to wait for the end of the 2 year before there is a salary review.
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