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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yeah you can. Just work at govtech or MOF. 100k packages for fresh grads.

I mentioned "most". So what is the % of fresh grads who managed to secure such 100k packages?

If someone is really good, they'll be flying high and mighty in the private sector already (and this could be with excellent work life balance too).

It's still a bell curve in the end.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I mentioned "most". So what is the % of fresh grads who managed to secure such 100k packages?

If someone is really good, they'll be flying high and mighty in the private sector already (and this could be with excellent work life balance too).

It's still a bell curve in the end.

DSTA, DSO, MINDEF, MOF, Govtech, JTC, LTA etc.

You underestimate how many places give 100k packages.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I mentioned "most". So what is the % of fresh grads who managed to secure such 100k packages?

If someone is really good, they'll be flying high and mighty in the private sector already (and this could be with excellent work life balance too).

It's still a bell curve in the end.

Well OP is already earning ~90K in private sector, maybe they aren't "most people". Pretty sure it's not wrong to seek both WLB and good compensation, and want to work for gov. No reason why need to give up one or the other.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Well OP is already earning ~90K in private sector, maybe they aren't "most people". Pretty sure it's not wrong to seek both WLB and good compensation, and want to work for gov. No reason why need to give up one or the other.

90k after 3 yoe in private is kinda considered average

Originally Posted by Unregistered

DSTA, DSO, MINDEF, MOF, Govtech, JTC, LTA etc.

You underestimate how many places give 100k packages.

I didn't mention anything about the places that offer them. Everyone knows that many places offer them, private or public sector.

I am skeptical about the % or number of fresh grads who have been offered such packages, because many people are swayed by survival bias online i.e. thinking OH YAY every Tom Dick Harry should be getting 100k starting salary.

You have any statistics as proof that there are many of such offers from the public sector? Do enlighten us here then.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

90k after 3 yoe in private is kinda considered average

Don't have public / private split but pretty sure 90K for 3YOE isn't "average" like you suggest. If you look at this calculator based on MOM stats then you'll see that for age group of 25-29 $7-8K monthly is top 11%..

s://.straitstimes.com/multimedia/graphics/2024/07/salary-guide-2024/index.html?utm_campaign=STPicks

You may argue that this included non degree holders, but about 36% of resident population above 25yo are degree holders. Given this, I still think 90K annual is above average, whether private or public.

greeting to all,

I had attended interview with HDB last Week for an Engineer role. Then received a follow up email from HR on the same day to provide them with completed B2 form, latest payslip and family particulars. but until now no further response from them.

May I consult people who had attended interview with HDB that if this is a normal hiring process by filling up the files mentioned above?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

greeting to all,

I had attended interview with HDB last Week for an Engineer role. Then received a follow up email from HR on the same day to provide them with completed B2 form, latest payslip and family particulars. but until now no further response from them.

May I consult people who had attended interview with HDB that if this is a normal hiring process by filling up the files mentioned above?

Hello did you receive any updates from them on the interview outcome eventually? If so, how did it go if you don't mind sharing? Thanks!

Can anyone could share the expected starting salary based on different degree classifications for a female fresh grad (Engineer role at HDB)? Thank you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can anyone could share the expected starting salary based on different degree classifications for a female fresh grad (Engineer role at HDB)? Thank you.

just follow GES survey. it doesnt matter what you put. fresh grad follows the grade pay matrix