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13-01-2025, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by EDMWer
Bro nowadays 1 decent gourmet fried rice is at least $10
1 basic decent HDB flat will cost at least $1.2 million upwards excluding a car
1 average MBA is 100k excluding time cost
Unless have rich parents otherwise its insane
6k sgd/20k ringgit
Want eat michelin once a year also difficult
Every night sleepless night wondering whether your job will move overseas
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Hence, 20k rm will have better standards of living as compared to 6/7k sgd
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13-01-2025, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Haha. Only Bo liao people reply to EDMWer's nonsense in this useless thread.
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You're not smart enough and its ok
Stupid people like you will always exist
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13-01-2025, 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by EDMWer
Nobody except malaysians will base their retirement functional currency in MYR
Our personal functional currency is measured in USD and 1st world standard of retirement
This is based on the yearly holidays we need as well
Thats why i keep insisting we benchmark against USA and Switzerland salaries which are always 3k to 5k higher per month than SG for equivalent roles
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Sorry ignore this
Complain and complain until i v shag liao
Keep losing sleep recently scared my job moved to johor haiz
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14-01-2025, 12:10 AM
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Originally Posted by EDMWer
Nobody except malaysians will base their retirement functional currency in MYR
Our personal functional currency is measured in USD and 1st world standard of retirement
This is based on the yearly holidays we need as well
Thats why i keep insisting we benchmark against USA and Switzerland salaries which are always 3k to 5k higher per month than SG for equivalent roles
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Strawmen argument
Frog in the well people like you only see surface
When you compare wages of the median American you MUST also compare the cost of living and taxes. And from the same area too. You can take wages earned in NYC and then conveniently shift goalpost and quote cost of living in Midwest and taxes in Nevada.
And fact of the matter is there are more homeless people in the USA as a % compared to Singapore
So what the hell are ypu benchmarking against?
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14-01-2025, 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by EDMWer
Sorry ignore this
Complain and complain until i v shag liao
Keep losing sleep recently scared my job moved to johor haiz
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And losing your job to malaysian in Johor is a forgone conclusion. Its writing on the wall. Unless you can offer a much better value proposition to employers, there is no chance you will still have a job once SEZ is up. No chance.
Given that you have a superior education standards in SG and experience, if you can't outcompete the malaysians for a job, then you only have yourself to blame. Its like going to a supermarket and seeing similar product quality but at a vastly different price. No brainer. So work on a personal branding or perish in this job and prepare to become grab driver.
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14-01-2025, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
And losing your job to malaysian in Johor is a forgone conclusion. Its writing on the wall. Unless you can offer a much better value proposition to employers, there is no chance you will still have a job once SEZ is up. No chance.
Given that you have a superior education standards in SG and experience, if you can't outcompete the malaysians for a job, then you only have yourself to blame. Its like going to a supermarket and seeing similar product quality but at a vastly different price. No brainer. So work on a personal branding or perish in this job and prepare to become grab driver.
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I already said before a few times. The only viable exit opportunity is government sector or accountancy education (given that enrolment rates are dropping, this will be a problem too)
Most employers will not pay premium for top accounting staff because its not a necessity in that form of jobscope.
There is simply limited market for top chartered accountants especially for a routine based and mainly cost center job.
Accounting staff dont do sales and there is only limited input on company expansion.
You still need to rely on other departments to bring in the dough
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14-01-2025, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
And losing your job to malaysian in Johor is a forgone conclusion. Its writing on the wall. Unless you can offer a much better value proposition to employers, there is no chance you will still have a job once SEZ is up. No chance.
Given that you have a superior education standards in SG and experience, if you can't outcompete the malaysians for a job, then you only have yourself to blame. Its like going to a supermarket and seeing similar product quality but at a vastly different price. No brainer. So work on a personal branding or perish in this job and prepare to become grab driver.
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the success of foreigners in Singapore accountancy sector already dispelled a myth of superiority relating to NUS NTU SMU
The myth of invinsibility of NTU and NUS accountancy is fully dismissed as a result
What can NTU and NUS accountancy do that HELP, UTAR , UKM and UTM Accountancy cannot do?
This is my question to everyone here
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14-01-2025, 07:30 PM
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LMAO bro is actually arguing in an anonymous forum and does not realize that half the responses are chatGPT with Singapore Prompt 2.5 that's being shared on askSG github.
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