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23-09-2021, 05:56 PM
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Damn chui leh, Master's still 3.9
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Don't think Masters makes any difference in salary in the working world (including civil service).
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23-09-2021, 06:27 PM
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Don't think Masters makes any difference in salary in the working world (including civil service).
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yup. thats true for most cases unless the masters is required
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23-09-2021, 07:48 PM
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Given a choice, which company would you guys join if you are a fresh graduate and why?
HTX Engineer
DSTA Engineer
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If you want relax, higher pay but no prospects (cant jump elsewhere), the first 2, if you want 996 but better marketable skills and young hip environment, join the last one
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24-09-2021, 11:27 AM
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Hi, anyone got submit G50 form and a few months later while still undergoing clearance had changes to ur details cos you bought stocks in private company (are companies like Microsoft, Sea Ltd etc considered private or public?)? Or forgot to state your stock investments in the form?
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24-09-2021, 05:37 PM
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Hi, anyone got submit G50 form and a few months later while still undergoing clearance had changes to ur details cos you bought stocks in private company (are companies like Microsoft, Sea Ltd etc considered private or public?)? Or forgot to state your stock investments in the form?
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stocks in listed companies no need to declare la
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25-09-2021, 09:14 AM
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Think depends on the package offered right. Likely shopee qould have highest pay, follow by dsta. |
Nope, starting package wise dsta would be the highest and shopee lowest for PM position. I know because I have been offered for both and also counter checked with those working inside
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25-09-2021, 10:01 AM
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Can anyone share insights on the stability of a Govt job? As I have been working for 6 months as a fresh grad at a stat board, work life balance is decent but I mainly joined for the stability, as I was willing to sacrifice on the pay. But after hearing from some of my friends in private sector like banks etc., they are earning more than me and as an average graduate, my progression is likely fixed. I have yet to experience the stability of the job since I’m only 6 months in.
Should I leave for the private sector after 2/3 years and can anyone share some stories on the stability of a Govt job
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25-09-2021, 10:37 AM
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Can anyone share insights on the stability of a Govt job? As I have been working for 6 months as a fresh grad at a stat board, work life balance is decent but I mainly joined for the stability, as I was willing to sacrifice on the pay. But after hearing from some of my friends in private sector like banks etc., they are earning more than me and as an average graduate, my progression is likely fixed. I have yet to experience the stability of the job since I’m only 6 months in.
Should I leave for the private sector after 2/3 years and can anyone share some stories on the stability of a Govt job
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If you are mostly average, better stay in govt. At least got a level of certainty with progression and bonus, with stability and work life balance. I haven't heard of anyone retrenched by govt due to covid so far.
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