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11-03-2022, 03:32 PM
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This looks very good sia. Can potentially be an executive after 7 years. |
Top performers only.
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11-03-2022, 03:36 PM
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the GCEO also mentioned that out of the 25 ppl present a few days ago, they expect 10% or 2 ppl in the room to stay on throughout and reach top executive level ie. their retention is about 10% across 7-10 years for MAs.
food for thought - do they airdrop ppl into executive positions from outside bc internal MAs keep leaving? or do MAs leave bc they keep airdropping ppl? we will never know the real answer
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11-03-2022, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
the GCEO also mentioned that out of the 25 ppl present a few days ago, they expect 10% or 2 ppl in the room to stay on throughout and reach top executive level ie. their retention is about 10% across 7-10 years for MAs.
food for thought - do they airdrop ppl into executive positions from outside bc internal MAs keep leaving? or do MAs leave bc they keep airdropping ppl? we will never know the real answer |
Errm I think it's because MAs leave the organization before the 7-10 years of MA. I mean you don't really see many people staying for such a long period of time in a single organization.
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11-03-2022, 03:46 PM
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the GCEO also mentioned that out of the 25 ppl present a few days ago, they expect 10% or 2 ppl in the room to stay on throughout and reach top executive level ie. their retention is about 10% across 7-10 years for MAs.
food for thought - do they airdrop ppl into executive positions from outside bc internal MAs keep leaving? or do MAs leave bc they keep airdropping ppl? we will never know the real answer |
Please stop divulging confidential company information.
- Moon
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11-03-2022, 05:12 PM
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Wait, I don't get it. Why would MAs leave if potentially in the future (after 7 years), you can become executive level leaders if you perform well?
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11-03-2022, 05:13 PM
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Wait, I don't get it. Why would MAs leave if potentially in the future (after 7 years), you can become executive level leaders if you perform well? |
Maybe you know you won't be hitting it? Or you have other push pull factors?
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11-03-2022, 05:18 PM
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to be honest. Most of the MA program , no matter which organisation, is just a way for the management to discover young talents who have the potential to be given responsibility at a younger age instead of grinding all the way up the organisation
Unfortunately, not everyone who got offered an MA position, will eventually be good enuf to take on that executive role. If they don’t see that potential in you, they would just drop u to an department and u grind your way up like a normal employee
MA is to discover talents . Not to give u a safe air ticket to management position before 30
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11-03-2022, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by blahxxx
The progression timeline shared at the CEO session:
Complete MAP: end of 2 years
Talent poll: 3rd-5th years
Executive (E1-E3):4th to 7th year
Top Executive (E4 and above): 7th year and beyond
the time horizon is a bit vague, take it with a pinch of salt
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Major bag alert
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11-03-2022, 06:43 PM
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I have a Singtel friend from their MA program.
At his 10th mark, he is only earning 160K pa
He is damn high calibre type, I think he could have make more if he didnt stay in Singtel throughout his career
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Damn high calibre then why go singtel? u sure or not.
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