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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Data point: NS, local fch, 5.2k~
Civil service

That's super high for a fresh grad...usually people have to work about 5-6 years from frsh grad to get it. Is it because of your fch? Or is a specialised role in the ministry?

Hi, started working in a ministry in 2020 as a diploma holder with MX14 grade. current salary 3k. reapplied into the same ministry for MX12, Manager with bachelors degree. 26M with NS.

Any suggestions on salary expectation or suggestions please. Thank you!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, started working in a ministry in 2020 as a diploma holder with MX14 grade. current salary 3k. reapplied into the same ministry for MX12, Manager with bachelors degree. 26M with NS.

Any suggestions on salary expectation or suggestions please. Thank you!

If your previous experience unrelated hard to get the job.. U likely need to start from mx13 post before going to mx12 role..

32 male with NS, drawing 5 figures. Is this normal or fast for someone in the government?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

32 male with NS, drawing 5 figures. Is this normal or fast for someone in the government?

Can you elaborate more? Are you under the MX scheme? Ministry or SB? Were you on some form of scholarship? I seldom hear people calling themselves "someone in the government", usually "for someone in public/civil service" or "someone in a government job".

Originally Posted by Unregistered

32 male with NS, drawing 5 figures. Is this normal or fast for someone in the government?

Fake news, completely impossible.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Fake news, completely impossible.

OP is too slow. 32M should be getting 6 digit a month

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Fake news, completely impossible.

Yea impossible for monthly pay to be so high

Because the scholars, pslp etc get more bonus but their base pay only higher because of accumulated high MIs and not likely to be 5 figures at 32 yo

But if OP meant annual pay divide by 12, I think the top 30% to 40% can easily reach that

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yea impossible for monthly pay to be so high

Because the scholars, pslp etc get more bonus but their base pay only higher because of accumulated high MIs and not likely to be 5 figures at 32 yo

But if OP meant annual pay divide by 12, I think the top 30% to 40% can easily reach that

OP here. Thanks for the helpful advice, I know where I stand now. To those saying it’s impossible, not everyone is on the same scheme, there are so many schemes in public service and it can be possible for some.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

OP here. Thanks for the helpful advice, I know where I stand now. To those saying it’s impossible, not everyone is on the same scheme, there are so many schemes in public service and it can be possible for some.

Usually the "some" wont have time to post in such forum, they are super busy and wont have free time to see such forum