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03-01-2020, 08:09 AM
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UOL people just shut the **** up and understand the cold hard truth: yall will be in trash jobs.
Ignore the ******** spewed over the last few posts.
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03-01-2020, 08:43 AM
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Haizzz. This thread is becoming real full of **** and bragging.
I graduated in 2012 UOL 2nd lower, salary quoted is my last drawn
2012 3.5k per month, include comms, Hong Leong Finance
2013 3.5k per month, finance training company
2015 5k per month, MBKE
2018 7k per month, boutique investment firm.
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03-01-2020, 08:56 AM
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SMU grad here.
2017: 4.2k (joined workforce, near end of year)
2018: 4.4k (start of year)
2019: 4.5k (start of year)
2020: near 7k (start of year)
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03-01-2020, 10:52 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
UOL people just shut the **** up and understand the cold hard truth: yall will be in trash jobs.
Ignore the ******** spewed over the last few posts.
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You should do some research before making such a generalising statement. A linkedin search will demonstrate UOL students are actually on a decent pay jobs, albiet some of them managed to escalate their career through obtaining their LSE master.
s://.linkedin.com/in/audreyliew/
s://.linkedin.com/in/changweiliang/?originalSubdomain=sg
s://.linkedin.com/in/wilex/?originalSubdomain=sg
s://.linkedin.com/in/limchengkai/
s://.linkedin.com/in/yu-jie-wong-5b003083/
etc etc
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03-01-2020, 02:19 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
So, based on a couple of linkedin profiles you made an equally generalizing statement of 'UOL students are actually on a decent pay(ing) job'? Hmm.
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Don't get me wrong. My only intention is to say there is a way out for UOL students to achieve the impossible if they were to put in their effort. It could be taking a longer route like the fellow S&T guy who took 5 years or it could be through doing well in school, obtaining a masters like the ones I mentioned above.
You shouldn't apply your condescending attitude where it isn't helpful. You may have a headstart but what matters is where you land.
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03-01-2020, 04:12 PM
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Lanjiao la. Like in all unis, some will make it, majority will be middling, others will fail
What everyone is trying to say is that for UOL grads, majority will be equivalent to local u grads not making it. Get it?
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03-01-2020, 04:14 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
You should do some research before making such a generalising statement. A linkedin search will demonstrate UOL students are actually on a decent pay jobs, albiet some of them managed to escalate their career through obtaining their LSE master.
s://.linkedin.com/in/audreyliew/
s://.linkedin.com/in/changweiliang/?originalSubdomain=sg
s://.linkedin.com/in/wilex/?originalSubdomain=sg
s://.linkedin.com/in/limchengkai/
s://.linkedin.com/in/yu-jie-wong-5b003083/
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****ing UOL idiot, how about those that did not go through LSE? The majority?
Give some examples that they made it. lol.
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03-01-2020, 08:46 PM
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****ing UOL idiot, how about those that did not go through LSE? The majority?
Give some examples that they made it. lol. |
Lol, like the fellow who made it to s&t? 5 years into his career and start making 10k could easily be considered as "making it" by many people in the working society.
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04-01-2020, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Lol, like the fellow who made it to s&t? 5 years into his career and start making 10k could easily be considered as "making it" by many people in the working society.
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cock and balls.
i also can say i am an o level grad, now in s&t.
and btw, im 12.
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