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So it reward ppl to stay. Now.. No more aws. High base. People will just keep searching for a better job. Leave anytime. |
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Promoted once in like 3 or 4 years. Increment sucks sia |
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"People who work in ST only limited to 3 promotions their life time." This is so true! |
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ST alot of dead weight managers stuck at M1 do nothing one. You'll be shocked. |
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1 month before appraisal act busy. Come early leave late I see the performance so many times. Then promoted already etc. Back to lazy retirement life. This company is a joke. Their motto at work "how to not do work for one more day..." |
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But they promote engineers to be managers then become useless. |
Hows the staff movement at everyone's office? Many ppl resigned after bonus? Or all hanging on to their rice bowl?
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Hey if any of you is good enough, why not apply for better SI like Accenture? Higher pay at all levels. When fresh grad pay increases, laojiaos pay increases as well. No worries there. Pay dont overlap between each levels.
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5 min bus ride big deal.
I stay in the landed bungalow behind the AMK office. I can literally just walk to office. |
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You on the other hand is 24/7 work. You lose. Lol. |
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Where have you been? |
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The politics is very strong here. People with no proven record elevated to high paid position with no result to show for. Retirement Village this one. |
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Very jialat one.
Cause the team size so small. No budget. Then people here really long marathon. So got one team can have 1 senior manager 2 assistant manager 1 project engineer That kind of hierarchy... End up the managers also doing work like engineers. The title is just because they have been here too long 10 years etc. So have to be promoted.. But really it's just 1 manager but become senior cause too long. And 2 senior engineer too long so promoted to "assistant manager" role. Then 1 project engineer fresh grad hired to help out. So in this kind of team structure. Where got growth. Project engineer end up cheap labor do all the work trickled down. Managers also doing the engineer work etc. Project engineer won't be promoted. The only way out is the prokect engineer work 3 years realised no growth. Quit. Then can hire a new project engineer. And the cycle repeats. Its very sad but that's how the company is setuo Benefit a few in the comfortable retirement position. But those E5 E6 is just hard labor with no growth. |
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Those position are just roles that is high paid to play politics. Talk big in front of customer. Don't offend in internal meeting. Play politics to not offend the senior management. Then promoted lo. I seen it so many times. People with strong engineering background etc. Can't stay long in those position. I heard rumoir there was a PhD consultant in transport... Then promoted to VP. But after some politics restructuring was forced to go.. Something about he can't have role outside of the company. Conflict of interest. So he was just VP for 2 months.. Alot of mine fields to navigate. Say too much. Offend people. Say too little. People think you nothing to contribute. This is why when the company have too many managers.. It's just politics. If this company is heavy on engineers and low on managers. And the engineers are the higher paid one. You'll have all the zai engineers leading. Speak and contribute technically. Then those non tech nothing to contribute just listen and then front customer.. That's the way its supposed to be... Managers are supposed to manage customer. But here managers don't really manage client. Managers rather just manage their engineer. But they themselves no idea how to do the work. So just meeting meeting check progress so they can report up to senior management. Take credit for update.. It's very stupid I can't believe I have worked in a place where practically almost everyone is a "manager" except if you are admin. |
I'm project engineer E5 but I like to think of myself as project manager.
So I brag to my friends that I manage project. And my M1 manager just manage me |
I'm M2 principal engineer. I got pronoted due to good relationship.
I like to tell my friends in just a lowly engineer who dunno anything.... So I don't have to do anything hahahahaha |
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I was amused that one fine day I saw my name as "XXX Manager" in project A, "YYY manager" in project B and "ZZZ manager" in the division due to the customer requirements that every workflow must have a manager in charge. So, I was a manager who managed the engineer and that engineer was myself. |
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Even funny my software manager appoint me as lead for system A. Another colleague lead for system B. Another colleague for system C. The catch is. There is only 3 of us working on this 3 systems. So I guess we lead ourself. We code. We test. We gather requirement. We raise PR. We documentation. We system integration test. We UAT test. We also report to customer update. Fun sia. Lead myself with engineer low pay. Lol |
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That way. The senior management don't have to really manage anything. It runs by itself. |
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Then with enough data can use machine learning and AI to make decision for senior management
So we can slowly phase off senior management. |
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My friend told me that he responded to an agency's invitation and went for an interview in ST about 4 years ago. He is about 10 years older than me and I know he has more than 10 years of experience currently managing projects in many parts of the world. He was promoted to a program manager in another american MNC like last year during COVID and he is certified PMP but he only has a diploma. But he was only offered a position of an assistant engineer and the interviewer even got confused because he could not get over the part of a diploma holder being a project manager. But he did say that the interviewer was respectful though. |
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If you don't have degree, your pay grade is capped. I believe non recognised degree also not eligible. Meaning you will be called principal technician instead of principal engineer. Pay scale. Grade etc. Well basically I'm a degree holder. I worked in mnc where degree is basic requirement. Everyone has degree. In fact I would argue and say master is getting norm. So non degree is really impossible. So what ST does is they encourage diploma holder to get degree. Thru private uni like sim part time etc and their boss will support them. Its sad but if you don't have a degree you can't compete. America company is different. America company got education or not. Doesn't matter etc. This is Singapore company... Although I can't say where those senior managers are they degree holders or diploma cause they keep their education background very secret. |
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