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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yea no offence taken, agree that Im not a high flyer and there will not be any breakthrough anytime soon too The new role is a management position to manage a team of 8-10pax. I have no experience. Can't decide if should I take the risk, after all it is a contract role compared to my current perm job (my first job after grad). (Most of my colleagues have been in the same company for 10 yrs and more) 🤨

Well if you are the sort who can stay in a position long term even without very high pay, then the CS would definitely be a better choice. Apart from mastering the technical aspects of your role, you will have a steep learning curve in making both your subordinates and your bosses happy.

Even if there is no headcount for a perm position, there is a chance they might renew your contract after the 1 year term - a short term problem to deal with until they have a perm opening.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yea no offence taken, agree that Im not a high flyer and there will not be any breakthrough anytime soon too The new role is a management position to manage a team of 8-10pax. I have no experience. Can't decide if should I take the risk, after all it is a contract role compared to my current perm job (my first job after grad). (Most of my colleagues have been in the same company for 10 yrs and more) 🤨

is that a role in CPF? lol. #justasking

Originally Posted by Unregistered

is that a role in CPF? lol. #justasking

No. Heard the turnover rate is high in the new role, may not be taking up the job. Thanks all for the advices

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi all, looking for some advice please.

35 years old, 2nd Lower Hons and a M.Sc with about 8-9 years of work experience (3+yrs in a MNC), currently with a statboard drawing 5.8k on grade IPS 7.

Another statboard has verbally offered me MX11 but monthly salary is lower and title dropped from Manager to DM.

Am i being undercut? I will say the benefits are about the same.

Thanks for your advice.

Title different is normal la, different SB can even give the same candidate Assistant Director or Assistant Manager.

$5.8k sounds okay for a 35 YO on mx11. How much lower did they offer you. Since both are SB, don't jump over especially since there is a pay-cut.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

No. Heard the turnover rate is high in the new role, may not be taking up the job. Thanks all for the advices

Yes, high turnover rate usually means bad/overly tough boss. Congrats on not taking up the job.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Spf mx 12, no ns, 3+yrs exp, non local pass.

3.7k offered. Feel like got lowball.

this job ah?

careers(dot)pageuppeople(dot)com/688/cwlive/en/job/541714/sgunitedjobs-research-and-development-officer

is anyone still waiting on vital to get back?

anyone heard any news if we are getting MAC in dec?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

this job ah?

careers(dot)pageuppeople(dot)com/688/cwlive/en/job/541714/sgunitedjobs-research-and-development-officer

Not this but similar. Mha one.
You gonna be my colleague? Haha

Originally Posted by Unregistered

New to working life here. PS pay seems to be lower base pay but 14-16 month annual package as compared to like 13-14 in private? Talking about fresh grad pay.

Hello, Lower in what sense? Just curious.. I just join too 2nd upper, 4.6 gross before allowance