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06-04-2019, 05:10 PM
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salary 12
'13th month' 1
mid year 0.5
end year 1
C grade 1.3
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HI, fresh grad here, quite inexperienced in salary matters. A Ministry HR has made a verbal offer of 3k. So my total package based on annual, I can just multiply by 15.8? So my annual package based on minimum C grade is 47k? I know that to compare properly with other private companies must see the annual package.
Thank you!
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With a salary of $3k as a freshie. You probably do not have honours? How much do you expect to earn? I think you should be happy that you are even offered a place in public service.
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06-04-2019, 05:13 PM
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Anyone know how much does a diploma custom officer get per month?
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06-04-2019, 05:17 PM
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Since you’re a fresh grad, shouldn’t your focus be to learn as much as possible, and as quickly as possible? Instead you choose to be so fixated on salary? And annual package? Why join the public service in the first place?
When I was your age, I was more concerned about not being able to learn fast enough. Or not being able to produce quality work. Salary was secondary.
If you’re really concerned over the annual package - go be a Property Agent or sth! You’re not going to find riches in service.
Millennial.
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Yea go fark yourself, scum bag. Probably some salesman that deceive and scam ppl in earning your financial incentives.
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06-04-2019, 05:53 PM
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I am 39 earning 106k per annum working in a stat board.
How am I fairing? Is it below avg. or at par for my age in stat boards?
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06-04-2019, 06:39 PM
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Yup, salesman like this is the mirrors of modern MLM which preys on fresh grads in creating a picture of luxury. This fool probably got rejected by public service. Ignore him.
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**** you and the guy before. Sales is where you can earn money. Obviously a bunch of ignorant fools. What I’m saying is that if you want to join public service, the first principle is really to serve and do well, esp since TS is a freshie.
I gave property as an example. I cannot say the same for MLM. Why do you all jump into conclusions?
If you’re sensitive to the word “sales”. Then be a stocks trader or join the bank.. Can also be rich. Don’t join the service and expect to find riches. That’s the wrong basis to start with!
Sensitive fools
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06-04-2019, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Since you’re a fresh grad, shouldn’t your focus be to learn as much as possible, and as quickly as possible? Instead you choose to be so fixated on salary? And annual package? Why join the public service in the first place?
When I was your age, I was more concerned about not being able to learn fast enough. Or not being able to produce quality work. Salary was secondary.
If you’re really concerned over the annual package - go be a Property Agent or sth! You’re not going to find riches in service.
Millennial.
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Agree with you bro. Guy is obviously not in service for the right reasons.
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06-04-2019, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
**** you and the guy before. Sales is where you can earn money. Obviously a bunch of ignorant fools. What I’m saying is that if you want to join public service, the first principle is really to serve and do well, esp since TS is a freshie.
I gave property as an example. I cannot say the same for MLM. Why do you all jump into conclusions?
If you’re sensitive to the word “sales”. Then be a stocks trader or join the bank.. Can also be rich. Don’t join the service and expect to find riches. That’s the wrong basis to start with!
Sensitive fools
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Kek, uneducated mlm bastard. Continue to scam ppl and justify your beliefs in 'providing services' to your clients.
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06-04-2019, 07:32 PM
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Kek, uneducated mlm bastard. Continue to scam ppl and justify your beliefs in 'providing services' to your clients.
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Fark off la. People just giving examples right. Also never say MLM. Loser leh you
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06-04-2019, 09:12 PM
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With a salary of $3k as a freshie. You probably do not have honours? How much do you expect to earn? I think you should be happy that you are even offered a place in public service.
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Hello, I'm the freshie you replied to. Everyone has their reasons here, to either showoff their annual package or portray their wisdom to tell youngster what to do. All this is good, but please don't disregard people who are genuinely and nicely asking how to perform a calculation. I am just comparing organisation A to organisation B because I am taking care of my interest, my family.
So just because I don't dress well, I won't deserve to know how the payment methods to buy a sports car? I probably posted a question beyond the ability of some very judgemental people.
I still hope someone can answer my query objectively.
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