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Average performer and still expect to retire at AC? You in la la land ah? Do you know AC is a superscale position which very few people will reach? If not scholar, you don't even smell it unless you are the top 5-10%. To be in the top 5-10%, you have to get consistent A or at least B, B+ grades.

You're asking how long it takes to get from insp to asp, meaning you probably don't have a good honors degree. So, let not talk about scholars, you won't even be on par with direct entry asp. So what makes you think you can reach AC?

If average performer, you're lucky to retire at DSP. Wake up your idea!

Originally Posted by Uoq

Any idea hw is the career progression like? Hw long does it takes to get from INSP to ASP? What is the average performer CEP like? AC at retirement?

Any idea what is the annual increment is like? Is it a fixed amount or varies depending on Performance Grading?

Anyone current SO willing to meet up? keen to know more details face to face. graduating student here from a local uni

don't join..

Hi all, thinking of applying to be SO..

Any fellow ICA SO care to share how the job is like? Like the job scope etc.

What are some of the interview questions asked?

Need to prepare cover letter to submit on Careers.gov so quite sian procrastinating around~

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

don't join..

Why don't join? how much is the monthly pay like?

What is the average increment for a C grader senior officer? 5% ?

less than $200.

Hey guys do you know if there is any maximum age limit ??

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hey guys do you know if there is any maximum age limit ??

I presume you would be a mid careerist since u are concerned w age limit.. There isn't rly an age limit but the organization doesn't count ur experience, esp if it's in pte sector.. you will be treated as a fresh grad in terms of salary and position.. R u prepared to draw a less than 4k salary and doing an exec role duties at your current age??