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Originally Posted by bobo
How did you get 12 years of working experience if you graduated from SIM in 2003??? 2011 has barely started, and I doubt you graduated in 2003 Jan. Also, seeing that you're 33, you started work at 21?
Sounds more like you have 6 years of working experience only.
Whatever it is, you only graduated in 2003, so whatever you were doing before than, like frying burgers at Burger King doesn't count - it was work for non-graduates.
If you're a SIM graduate, you're at the mercy of those with better degrees, whether or not you're in the civil service or government. I would also imagine the insurance company pays better bonus than the hospitals.
Are you sure you know what's going on? Your story seems rather confused.
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I started working at about 21, while holding O levels. Then obtained a private diploma at age 23, before finishing a part time degree at 26.
Again, I am now 33 of age.
Hence, I have about 5 yrs of working experience as a non-grad, and 7 yrs as a grad (SIM).
So, I believe I am not confusing anyone when I am saying I have 12 years of working experience, but, I also understand that there are certain HR that views my working exp as only 7 yrs (as a grad).
Hope that helps.