Anyone jobless for a long time before?

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am currently 30 years old degree holder (from nus, 2nd upper), and earn around 5.5k in civil service. Is that considered average/below average as compared to my peers in private sector

You never even say what you're doing and what you studied, so it's safe to assume you're telling a cool story

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

try going into research / education / national archives / heritage board / museum / arts center / policy reformulation roles

i would think history majors have very good analytical and writing skills, so do look out for relevant corporate/admin roles. Take a look at careers@gov portal and sieve the jobs according to these types of roles. Good luck!

Those who got humanities begree from LSE Clementi all screwed

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Those who got humanities begree from LSE Clementi all screwed

why u bpeak like my local yuni friends?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am currently 30 years old degree holder (from nus, 2nd upper), and earn around 5.5k in civil service. Is that considered average/below average as compared to my peers in private sector

Hi, maybe can share the annual package so we can advise better?

[Marky84]

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Even part time employers hiam me

I suspect I am on the do not hire list of many recruitment agencies

Got CSB a not bro i see supermarket like sheng siong hiring lot of PT now

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

why u bpeak like my local yuni friends?

Because it's hard truths

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Marky84

Got CSB a not bro i see supermarket like sheng siong hiring lot of PT now

That one try also no need to try, I cannot stand for too long because I am too fat

I am also bad at counting money

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

You never even say what you're doing and what you studied, so it's safe to assume you're telling a cool story

Op here. Studied pharmacy, working as a pharmacist in government hospital (so considered civil service I guess Even though not directly under ministry). Pay around 5.5k after close to 7 years in service. (Not much room for salary growth - max maybe 6-7k, but job reasonably stable and recession proof)
just not sure how I compare with my peers in the private sector, so just wondering.

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Op here. Studied pharmacy, working as a pharmacist in government hospital (so considered civil service I guess Even though not directly under ministry). Pay around 5.5k after close to 7 years in service. (Not much room for salary growth - max maybe 6-7k, but job reasonably stable and recession proof)
just not sure how I compare with my peers in the private sector, so just wondering.

Assuming you're not telling a CSB, mai kpkb rah

By loser Sinkie standards, you can look down on us peasants

I don't what people think, but I feel that covid will lead to a restructuring of the whole economy. I think of you can work from home, then technically your job can be easily replaced by a foreign talent?