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Good luck if OP isn’t joking

i'm OP, not joking... why good luck? is the culture very toxic?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i'm OP, not joking... why good luck? is the culture very toxic?

You'll know when you go there

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Good luck if OP isn’t joking

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how are the lawyers at a&g's b&f department? got my TC there and would appreciate any and all advice/tips!

Drew & Napier is the best

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Drew & Napier is the best

Agree. In terms of culture.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You'll know when you go there

how about you tell me here and i can have some mental preparation when i go in two years later? haha, everyone here keeps saying it's bad but i have no idea what to look out for or prep against etc

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how about you tell me here and i can have some mental preparation when i go in two years later? haha, everyone here keeps saying it's bad but i have no idea what to look out for or prep against etc

ya lol wtf theres no point telling him it's not great without elaborating further honestly i think some of yall here just live off other peoples' anxiety and unhappiness

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i'm OP, not joking... why good luck? is the culture very toxic?

If you think this forum is toxic, you will be woefully under-prepared for practice.

Anyone else thinks that the Govt has been recently conflating FTAs and FDIs with the free flow of foreign talent on the CECA issue? There is some relationship but not a strong one.

FTAs and FDIs are mainly structured for the free flow of goods , services and capital.

Japan and Korea have a plethora of FTAs and FDIs but their language and culture forms a natural barrier to the free flow of people.

Australia and New Zealand have a plethora of FTAs and FDIs but they regulate the flow of foreign workers stringently.

Attacking the PSP using FTAs and FDIs is just a cover for their failure or perhaps unwillingness to regulate the massive influx of foreign workers.

The government is fully aware about allowing a foreign worker OVERFLOW because it wants to hurriedly create a bigger and bigger economy to justify its bigger and bigger salaries. the saddest part of the Singapore model of success is that the ruling elites/ policy makers are not on the same boat as the commoners who toil 24/7 which includes us junior/senior assocs/SPs.

Like George Orwell wrote in the Animal Farm, all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone else thinks that the Govt has been recently conflating FTAs and FDIs with the free flow of foreign talent on the CECA issue? There is some relationship but not a strong one.

FTAs and FDIs are mainly structured for the free flow of goods , services and capital.

Japan and Korea have a plethora of FTAs and FDIs but their language and culture forms a natural barrier to the free flow of people.

Australia and New Zealand have a plethora of FTAs and FDIs but they regulate the flow of foreign workers stringently.

Attacking the PSP using FTAs and FDIs is just a cover for their failure or perhaps unwillingness to regulate the massive influx of foreign workers.

The government is fully aware about allowing a foreign worker OVERFLOW because it wants to hurriedly create a bigger and bigger economy to justify its bigger and bigger salaries. the saddest part of the Singapore model of success is that the ruling elites/ policy makers are not on the same boat as the commoners who toil 24/7 which includes us junior/senior assocs/SPs.

Like George Orwell wrote in the Animal Farm, all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.

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