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Originally Posted by Unregistered

My friend's sister who'd just graduated in Master deg from a local uni (engrg course) & had just joined LTA as an engineer (LTE grade 6) recently. She's getting only 3.9k for her starting pay. Just wondering if she has any advantage in promotion or other arrangements.

Anyone any idea? Thanks!

If she is pretty, sure got advantage. If she's not, then no advantage.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If she is pretty, sure got advantage. If she's not, then no advantage.

She's quite pretty but my point is any difference between normal deg & master in joining the same position. Fyi her boss & HR also lady lah

Originally Posted by Unregistered

She's quite pretty but my point is any difference between normal deg & master in joining the same position. Fyi her boss & HR also lady lah

I don't think master or degree changes anything.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I don't think master or degree changes anything.

Thanks bro!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

She's quite pretty but my point is any difference between normal deg & master in joining the same position. Fyi her boss & HR also lady lah

Pls dont waste your time and money doing Master's (even with a scholarship, because lost time = lost money). It's the most useless thing ever

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Pls dont waste your time and money doing Master's (even with a scholarship, because lost time = lost money). It's the most useless thing ever

In the engineering industry, not all degrees are recognised by PEB. So people that graduate from unis like SIT have to take a masters from a recognised uni in order to take the PE exams.

Can't say it's totally useless. It depends.

I notice not much reference to MX11A in this thread - in my agency MX11 officer won't have the AD title . AD only start at MX11A, MX10 will be SAD and DD. Is MX11 AD the norm in most govt agencies?

Originally Posted by Unregisteredx

I notice not much reference to MX11A in this thread - in my agency MX11 officer won't have the AD title . AD only start at MX11A, MX10 will be SAD and DD. Is MX11 AD the norm in most govt agencies?

It depends whether the Govt agencies have Senior Manager post or else mx11 will be named as AD

Originally Posted by Unregistered

In the engineering industry, not all degrees are recognised by PEB. So people that graduate from unis like SIT have to take a masters from a recognised uni in order to take the PE exams.

Can't say it's totally useless. It depends.

With both deg hons & master from NTU also not recognised by PEB?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

With both deg hons & master from NTU also not recognised by PEB?

Recognised if it's from NTU. Got degree in NTU, no point getting masters if ur aim is just to get PE. Some SIT grads have to go to NTU to get masters so they can be recognised by PE board.