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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Being in SIM doesn't mean you can't make it AFTER that, but you couldn't make it BEFORE and that's why you are in SIM and not a local uni. There will always be outliers. Some who get into a local uni can still end up in low pay jobs and struggling to survive. It's about the probability and there's a higher probability that you will be successful if you attend a local uni. The reality of the job market is that private unis are viewed below local unis.
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dont know why r u guys bashing each other hahahaha. I grad from SIM few years ago, met many local u grads colleagues and I get along with them fine. They asked where I am from and I'll just tell them honestly.
I work in a bank MO (not trade support or etc) and I have local grads reporting to me within my team whereas i report to the HOD who is a foreigner. I've co-interviewed and made recommendations to hire local grads over pte uni grads because most of them i met conduct themselves really well during interviews, though we've once hired a local grad who is a complete nutcase.
Even though i don't make as much as some of the big boys here claiming to be racking in millions yearly, but not too shabby overall i guess considering my age.
Does that make me very successful ? I don't really think so, still can't afford a brand new Audi R8 or bmw m7 leh. I'm just like any ordinary office worker you'll see in
MRT every morning.