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Can Bobo or anyone pls suggest how much should I be expecting if I join DSTA with 3.5 yrs of experience as a engineer in GLC (local MNC)? I got 2nd lower honours(NTU). My current annual pay is abt $55000 Thanks. |
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Maybe it's the nature of my job. I supervise grasscutting, so it is easy to see good performance, but hard (very hard) to gauge my estimated potential, since the work is a no brainer. Anyway I'll be quitting soon since I've totally wasted 5 years here with no increase in grade in sight. I was under the impression that if you get a 2-3 month performance bonus 3 years in a row they should already be moving you up a grade, but it's not happening here.
Does anyone know the HR criteria for appointment directly into a MX11 grade upon joining? Before I joined I was already MX12 elsewhere, so I'm wondering whether I will still be MX12 if I quit and join another stat board some years later (after going through some annual increments elsewhere first) |
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Hi, I'm a diploma holder with 1.5years working experience and currently at the crossroads of joining a reputable private school, with an ideal course for 2-3 years or entering local university (SMU) with any course I can get it for 4 years.
My results are not awesome, but not lousy to the extent I can't enter Local U, thats the thing:- GPA 3.4 Question 1: Do Pte/Mnc/Govt companies look at which school you graduated from or do they simply look at the relevant degree you're in? Question 2: Is there a huge difference in the salary commanded progressively if I were to enter a private university? Question 3: Do companies favour undergrads from local universities and if they dont, do they favour undergrads coming from any specific universities too? Hope you all could help as I am really desperate for an answer from the society and reality. Would appreciate honesty and transparency to help an inexperienced girl here. Do not want to go through unnecessary detours ): Tks so much for answering! |
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hi bobo need your advise
hello bobo,
i need your advise. i'm a 28 yo male completed ns, ntu 2nd lower business deg I'm looking to join to join the MOM. 1. is it easy to get in? 2. will i be learning valuable skills in there 3. what king od salary would i be expecting? 3k starting? 4. i have been teaching and developing cirriculum in private education centres all these while does this constitute a form of experience? I would think not. lastly, i'm looking for work which are of regular hours and 5 days work. my current job is 6 days and i'm heavily overworked. i look forward to your advise |
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i need your advise. i'm a 28 yo male completed ns, ntu 2nd lower business deg I'm looking to join to join the MOM. 1. is it easy to get in? 2. will i be learning valuable skills in there 3. what king od salary would i be expecting? 3k starting? 4. i have been teaching and developing cirriculum in private education centres all these while does this constitute a form of experience? I would think not. lastly, i'm looking for work which are of regular hours and 5 days work. my current job is 6 days and i'm heavily overworked. Also, i check with my fren and he told me that there is no retirement age as long as you are in the civil service (non-unifiromed) is that true? i look forward to your advise thank you! |
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2. No. You learn to approve/reject work permit and employment pass. What you'll try to sell to a private company in the future is that you have HR experience and know the govt policy. But everyone hates HR, and people whose careers are dead go there and die. 3. Wah...why you got 2nd lower? So wasted. You seem a bit old for your 1st job. Got experience? If not, anything above 2.6k would be ok. 4. If it was full-time, it counts. But you must cook up a story to how the experience is relevant. Developing lessons = handling projects. Teaching = dealing with people and meeting their needs. Phrase it correctly but don't say teaching so direct...turnoff. -5 day week, very regular hours. Very go home on time. -There is a retirement age but MM suggest no need to retire so...anyway, I don't think you want to worry about this. Unless you are really going to stick with MOM for the next 30 yrs. |
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