No one can really tell you when you would be promoted without knowledge of your CEP. If I guess your cep to be 10, then my very rough estimate based on what I've observed in other cases is promotion in 2 yrs time for u if u are performing ok.

In the end, you need to have a sense of your cep.

can i asK more abt the CEP system?
does CEP stay more or less the same or does it drop as years go by?

i joined a stat board more than 1 yr ago in 2010.
recently i saw my CEP by accident, its abt the level of head of dept.
also i am wondering is it meaningful to estimate potential at age 50 when u r only in mid/late 20s

I'm no HR practitioner hence what I say would not be authoritative. From what I know though, the CEP fluctuates within the first few years and subsequently stabilises in later years.

Am not in the know of what the rank of a head of department is at a statutory board. Is it a divisional director rank? Or a branch/section head rank?

As to whether it is meaningful, I think if you ask different people you would get very different answers. I have some supervisory experience myself and my view is that it is possible to estimate the maximum potential of a young officer based on certain qualities demonstrated in the course of work. if one pays attention. Of course, such assessments should be reviewed/updated regularly by the supervisor and management.

Hi,

I'm a local uni 2nd upper grad spent abt 4 yrs++ in private sector finance. Basic salary now only 3.5k (Amazing)

Does anyone know how's the work culture like at MAS and

IE Singapore (International Enterprise)? As well as their typical remuneration for someone

with 4 yrs+ of work exp?

Gross Salary: 4.2
With MRes and 2nd Lower NUS
2 Years working (contract) working exp
27 With NS

private to public
 

im currently working in operatons of a foreign investment bank. joined as mngt trainee, abt 3 yrs of exp, drawing 5.2k mthly now. im from local uni, 1st class hons, completed NS. if i am to join ministry/ stat board (say MX scheme), how much can i expect?

thanks!

do you really intend to do so? don't ask for the sake of asking.

Why not? He's doing backend operations..which is incredibly boring though it pays well and it's a pity for his calibre of 1st class hons. Plus, invesment banking is laying off people at the moment.

I guess your prospective pay would depend on whether the govt job has any relevance to your IB ops experience at all.

yes, im indeed contemplating on a career switch to public svc, mayb in the next yr or so. just trying to understand the market rate for ppl of my profile in the public sector. and how much a paycut to expect.

thanks for all the replies. appreciate it.