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10-03-2016 11:29 AM |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
(Post 81076)
Is it true that career advancement will be a real challenge in civil service? I've heard of stories where friend were enticed by relatively higher starting salary, but stagnate for a few years. As a local uni undergrad and without stellar class in honours, I am concerned about the prospects in civil service plus the fact that there are tonnes of scholars :/ As a first career would it be better to not join then?
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well, whats ur expectation? average performers in civil service with normal degrees generally stagnate at AD or SAD level. thats anywhere from 100-140k all-in. if this is good enough for u then stagnate is not really a concern.
but if u r those who think ur on the road to 400-600k type then of course pte sector better. but reality is also that most ppl in pte sector end up even lower than a stagnated civil servant, not to mention getting terminated when they are older.
up to u really.
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