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Old 13-11-2013, 01:39 PM
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I'm currently thinking of a career change. Hence, seeking advise here.

Joined civil service in 2009. And am wondering about my career progression.
Here's my increment details.
Oct 2009: 2,350 (drawing a lower pay due to economic recession)
Jun 2010: 2,500 (adjust back to market level)
Oct 2010: 2,900
2011: 3,300
2012: 3,600
2013: 4,000


With the completion of my big project, I was not entitled to an A nor any promotion as my director was bias and favour only those with qualification of at least second upper.I did not graduate with honours. I've to be sacrificed year after year despite contributing and performing well, due to my qualification.

I was wondering should I resign and join the Stats board after drawing my bonus next year. Am looking for an AD position or mid-level post. Im wondering if i can demand for a 10-20% pay increment in a stats board? Also, for future career advancement within civil svc, was wondering if i shld further obtain a masters.

Anyone with good advice or similar experience to share?
I'm the one who posted earlier regarding switch from mx11 to sb at ard mx12. From my experience, it's hard to get 10-20% increment by joining sb. It'll be same pay or at most 1 increment, ie abt 200 increase. As for getting a AD position, it depends on whether u r already AD (mx11) or if the SB is from the firefly families (edb etc) then AD is equivalent to senior exec in other ministries. Overall, I would say if u r switching cause u think u can contribute at higher level n perform better in the SB, u may have more opportunities to be noticed if the sb u switched to is a smaller one like mine. I was in the ministry's mx hipo scheme previously but as the ministry is huge and mx scheme is not its only scheme, so progression was slightly slower n less devt opportunity. Whereas in the SB, cause it's small, n all on same scheme, had more opportunities for devt, staff overseas trip w bosses, do high profile projects, regular face time with ceo, interact with many psls. But I must say more opportunities also means more stress, n more pple will know real substance. In my SB, there are many without honours who r in hipo scheme, similarly we had some overseas scholars who joined us and profiled themselves but end up din show their worth n not only not selected for hipo scheme but even not offered confirmation... before 1 yr contract is up, officer quickly find another agency n left.
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