IMDA (under MCI)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Which role are you looking at?

I was looking at Manager/Assistant Manager roles under their sectoral transformation group.

Close to 4 years experience with masters degree offered $3500. Considered decent pay in this economic environment? Last draw was $4400

Looks like HR is taking opp to lowball grads in the COVID climate. But they're right, be thankful you have a job, take it first and move on when better opps present themselves.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I was looking at Manager/Assistant Manager roles under their sectoral transformation group.

Contract 1+1? Project based.

4 years exp. 3450. Should take? Local uni

Originally Posted by Unregistered

4 years exp. 3450. Should take? Local uni

Depends, is this a permanent job with career progression and benefits or contract position? What's the job title?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

4 years exp. 3450. Should take? Local uni

Low but just take first.

If you happened to join the Built Environment dept, the Dir-level management is quite sub-par...

Have 3 years experience in private sector in an IT company. Went for the interview with IMDA and they offered to match my pay of $4900 with the Assistant Manager Rank Grade 7. I was under the impression they would offer a Manager rank at the very least, since the offered rank is the same as fresh grads. Can anyone with insights advice me on this?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Have 3 years experience in private sector in an IT company. Went for the interview with IMDA and they offered to match my pay of $4900 with the Assistant Manager Rank Grade 7. I was under the impression they would offer a Manager rank at the very least, since the offered rank is the same as fresh grads. Can anyone with insights advice me on this?

3 year exp for imda asst mgr is correct