Civil Service Current Estimated Potential (CEP)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

CEP is not tied to the post. CEP is tied to the individual.

In any case, CEP has been phased out as of this year. The new term is Leadership Potential (LP). This means that only people who have been identified as future leaders/directors will have a LP ranking (in Ministries, this means LP 9 and above).

The good news (or bad for some) is that promotions are no longer tied to time-norms. That is to say, you can't farm and expect to be promoted in X number of years. A greater emphasis will be placed on meritocracy in a sense.

total phased out?
u sure?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

CEP is not tied to the post. CEP is tied to the individual.

In any case, CEP has been phased out as of this year. The new term is Leadership Potential (LP). This means that only people who have been identified as future leaders/directors will have a LP ranking (in Ministries, this means LP 9 and above).

The good news (or bad for some) is that promotions are no longer tied to time-norms. That is to say, you can't farm and expect to be promoted in X number of years. A greater emphasis will be placed on meritocracy in a sense.

How to check my LP?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

total phased out?
u sure?

If you have had the opportunity to sit in the most recent ranking session for 2022, you would know this to be true. I have heard the same from others within Ministries - caveat, I don't know if it applies to statboards but they generally take alignment from Ministries.

To the question on how one knows their LP, the short answer is you don't and you won't know unless your RO chooses to tell you. You can also ask your RO, who can choose to let you know.

There is also an indirect way - most LP 9 and above tend to be placed on schemes within their own Ministries which generally involved being stretched and rotated. That's when you know.

change soup but dont change base? so now can ji siao moi silver serpent friends and ask how big is their lanpa? haha

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If you have had the opportunity to sit in the most recent ranking session for 2022, you would know this to be true. I have heard the same from others within Ministries - caveat, I don't know if it applies to statboards but they generally take alignment from Ministries.

To the question on how one knows their LP, the short answer is you don't and you won't know unless your RO chooses to tell you. You can also ask your RO, who can choose to let you know.

There is also an indirect way - most LP 9 and above tend to be placed on schemes within their own Ministries which generally involved being stretched and rotated. That's when you know.

thanks for the insight!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If you have had the opportunity to sit in the most recent ranking session for 2022, you would know this to be true. I have heard the same from others within Ministries - caveat, I don't know if it applies to statboards but they generally take alignment from Ministries.

To the question on how one knows their LP, the short answer is you don't and you won't know unless your RO chooses to tell you. You can also ask your RO, who can choose to let you know.

There is also an indirect way - most LP 9 and above tend to be placed on schemes within their own Ministries which generally involved being stretched and rotated. That's when you know.

nah i kacang puteh
won't have such privilege to know such info

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If you have had the opportunity to sit in the most recent ranking session for 2022, you would know this to be true. I have heard the same from others within Ministries - caveat, I don't know if it applies to statboards but they generally take alignment from Ministries.

To the question on how one knows their LP, the short answer is you don't and you won't know unless your RO chooses to tell you. You can also ask your RO, who can choose to let you know.

There is also an indirect way - most LP 9 and above tend to be placed on schemes within their own Ministries which generally involved being stretched and rotated. That's when you know.

It also has got to do with your Lam pa. Those with bigger Lam pa will get into LP scheme.

My friend with big lam pa got LP20

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It also has got to do with your Lam pa. Those with bigger Lam pa will get into LP scheme.

My friend with big lam pa got LP20

Lol…u and your friend all in jail getting LP la….
All these talks useless de….doubt any directors in this forum….

Anyone knows what’s the default CEP for local Uni grad with good honours ? Is it mx10 aka sure reach this grade as long as stay long enough?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone knows what’s the default CEP for local Uni grad with good honours ? Is it mx10 aka sure reach this grade as long as stay long enough?

care to define what is meant by good honours?

FCH?
2nd upper?