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Originally Posted by Unregistered
That in itself is a proxy on the science industry in Singapore. If science majors are all going into industries outside of science, it just shows how bad these industries are, in terms of career development and remuneration.
Afterall, as science majors, it is only logical for us to be able to analyse situations and take the best option where possible.
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Except the science industry are paying well. Pharmaceutical pays good high starting pay and have good progression. Most people are just not interested because its mostly repetitive lab work. Researchers are paid darn well. Physics and maths are in super high demand especially for those good in stats and other analytical methods due to the sudden interest in big data.
Going to the government sector is the dumbest thing you can do as any graduate unless you are a scholar. If you are not on the scholar tread, your performance does not matter as you can never exceed a certain rank and pay. It is for those without ambition or drive to work and just want a iron rice bowl to work till they grow old.