Originally Posted by aimlessinlyfe (Post 155116)

Hi guys,

I am an auditor at a mid tier firm, desperately trying to jump ship as I feel so overworked and I dont have any passion in what I am doing. The pay doesn't exactly help- I graduated from UOL so my pay now is only 2.7k after a year of working.

I am thinking of joining NIE and becoming a POA teacher after my bond ends. I understand from previous posts that teachers are overworked as well, but I think it probably wont be as bad as being an auditor where I have been OT-ing till after midnight even in offpeak.

May i get any advice if the teacher's pay and benefits would be worth signing up for? I hate my current job so much I am just considering all sorts of options, so any advice is greatly appreciated.

thanks in advance!

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 155113)

Nus biz sch is rly not a big deal though... in fact, i feel that nus itself aint that prestigious especially in the eyes of foreign employers. Better to be humble bro.

Ps: im from btc (if you know you know)

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 155121)

not the troll but am really curious on the SIM grads who made it to Big Tech. i know its definitely not swe but still impressed. any linkedin links?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 137691)

Brother, this guy not even top 20% in SIM.

come let me just give u JUST 1 REF for some of the more popular GA/MA programmes (a handful of these grads are not even top 10% in SIM)

BOS MA: s://sg.linkedin.com/in/rivikpaul

OCBC GA (now VP): s://sg.linkedin.com/in/aaronchanzhihao

DBS GA: s://sg.linkedin.com/in/rrachelh

JPM IB: s://linkedin.com/in/indrasentanu

JPM GA (now VP level): s://sg.linkedin.com/in/raphael-ng-63502585

Offerered SCB Global Banking GA but rejected to join hedge fund: s://sg.linkedin.com/in/jason-tan-bing-jie

Accenture Consulting: s://sg.linkedin.com/in/garialdis

Lazy list everyone I know. The rest Big Tech, FMCG, Big 4, F100 etc. all can find fresh UOL grads.

You get the drift can liao. Humble up local uni kids, these are not the only UOL ppl in these companies btw. I just lazy copy paste and don't want to be a more hardcore stalker than I already am ;)

Originally Posted by Unregisteredd (Post 155162)

I first pursued my degree in 2014 with SIM UOL and have failed a few modules. Therefore, I will only be graduating in 2021 (this is my final semester).

Am I going to have a hard time finding a job? Do I even have a chance to get a job? What kind of starting salary would I be looking at?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 155125)

The Australian unis (Melbourne/Sydney) this troller keeps crapping on are unironically more renown worldwide than his precious NUS business school.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 155167)

Lol. I recommend killing yourself. Imagine taking 7 years to complete a DL 'degree'. You don't deserve to live, tbh

#simdegreesmatter