Compare civil service salary

Originally Posted by Unregistered

"show their pay"... there is some truth in what you say but this is an anonymous online forum... I might be perm sec for all you know

But you are just a cockroach. Your point being?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Im also in a statboard, 26, NS, 5.2K

But it's obvious that you are on some specialist scheme and that he/she is on a generic mx (or equivalent) scheme. Apples to oranges. Not even a valid comparison!

I am a private diploma holder, and a private U graduate. Now drawing $3.7K ish with one year job experience and NS. 26 years old. Failed N Levels, and did private O Levels - and did not do well too.

In a statboard. Working alongside bright minds, scholars and farmers like ourselves (cohesively!). Results truly doesn’t matter.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am a private diploma holder, and a private U graduate. Now drawing $3.7K ish with one year job experience and NS. 26 years old. Failed N Levels, and did private O Levels - and did not do well too.

In a statboard. Working alongside bright minds, scholars and farmers like ourselves (cohesively!). Results truly doesn’t matter.

Good for you!

Some statboard and ministries are still very academic oriented.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I am a private diploma holder, and a private U graduate. Now drawing $3.7K ish with one year job experience and NS. 26 years old. Failed N Levels, and did private O Levels - and did not do well too.

In a statboard. Working alongside bright minds, scholars and farmers like ourselves (cohesively!). Results truly doesn’t matter.

depends on your job scope.. in most SB (not Min), they look for specialised skillset rather than your academic, you still need to be a degree holder though.

i am also from private U, 35 this yr, mx10

the odds are not in your favour bah.

if u compare 100 private uni grads with 100 NTU/NUS grads across the board, do u really think both groups will have equal number of MX10s?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

depends on your job scope.. in most SB (not Min), they look for specialised skillset rather than your academic, you still need to be a degree holder though.

i am also from private U, 35 this yr, mx10

Originally Posted by Unregistered

the odds are not in your favour bah.

if u compare 100 private uni grads with 100 NTU/NUS grads across the board, do u really think both groups will have equal number of MX10s?

hmm.. you may be right but honestly i do not have the stats.
what i can share is if you are capable at your work domain, with good writing and presentation skills, you will likely be recognised and move up the ladder..

whether you are local U or not

Anyone know what's the prospects of fresh grad data science role in MHA or LTA?

Second Upper, NS, and with relevant internships

u are not wrong in that it boils down to one's capability. That's one of the factors. But if u go deeper, it is the same reason why some had gone to certain unis and the rest did not. The other factor being that where one comes from counts. It adds up in terms of CEP and progression. It is too simplistic to think that it is not a factor. Similarly, i wont argue that being a non-scholar, i can outshine an AO if i am more capable than him/her. It just doesnt work that way.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

hmm.. you may be right but honestly i do not have the stats.
what i can share is if you are capable at your work domain, with good writing and presentation skills, you will likely be recognised and move up the ladder..

whether you are local U or not

adding on, if you are doing well, that is good. no ill intentions at all.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

u are not wrong in that it boils down to one's capability. That's one of the factors. But if u go deeper, it is the same reason why some had gone to certain unis and the rest did not. The other factor being that where one comes from counts. It adds up in terms of CEP and progression. It is too simplistic to think that it is not a factor. Similarly, i wont argue that being a non-scholar, i can outshine an AO if i am more capable than him/her. It just doesnt work that way.