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Currently mx12 but moved to an mx 11 role. Will I be promoted to mx11 next year? Or is it possible that I may remain at mx12 despite doing an mx11 role? Thanks in advance

Hi all, just wondering how is the career trajectory for PSC scholars like? How's their starting salary for tech related domain? If put on PSLP means very fast career growth? Assuming you get offered PSC scholarship and maybe DSTA/DSO/Smart Nation scholarship, which would you guys take, considering factors like skills gained, career growth, and skills transferability? Thanks

The real answer is that it depends on your Boss and HOD. Isn't it? (what other answers do you expect, really)

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Currently mx12 but moved to an mx 11 role. Will I be promoted to mx11 next year? Or is it possible that I may remain at mx12 despite doing an mx11 role? Thanks in advance

Hi, was offered a role as a policy officer in CPF board. Was offered a similar role in MOM as well

As a fresh graduate (Second uppwr, local uni, ns) which role should i consider?

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Hi, was offered a role as a policy officer in CPF board. Was offered a similar role in MOM as well

As a fresh graduate (Second uppwr, local uni, ns) which role should i consider?

Really congrats! May I know which course of study? I FCH from humanities but cannot secure any CS interview. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. Could it be my lack of internship in CS? But I did not apply for CPF or MOM.

I don’t know about CPF, but my aunt from MOM and the welfare benefits there looks good.

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Really congrats! May I know which course of study? I FCH from humanities but cannot secure any CS interview. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. Could it be my lack of internship in CS? But I did not apply for CPF or MOM.

I don’t know about CPF, but my aunt from MOM and the welfare benefits there looks good.

Hi same poster from earlier.

Graduated with an economics degree, but have undertaken a CS internship in my final year. I think that helped immensely as it provided relevant talking pointers, but also I believe helped with clearances?

Could you share more about MOM benefits?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, was offered a role as a policy officer in CPF board. Was offered a similar role in MOM as well

As a fresh graduate (Second uppwr, local uni, ns) which role should i consider?

Go for MOM. Ministries are generally better in terms of salary and benefits, especially when compared with CPF.

Hi guys,

Need some valuable opinions. I'm a 40yo female who has been in the legal industry (pte sector) for the past 12 yrs. Earning 4k pm. Have been in the same firm for all these yrs and now I'm deciding to try the public sector (PS). Reason being now is Covid-19, lesser cases so easier for me to start searching for a new career. My current job has no benefits whatsoever, not even 13th mth (not getting bonus for the past 4-5 yrs). Plus side is I can WFH (only go office once a week) boss nvr disturb me and so long I complete my work they are not bothered. Should I leave? Is it greener on the other side? I do am attracted to the PB, mid and year end bonus, benefits, etc in PS.

Btw to add to my above post, I only have a pte diploma w/o a degree.

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Hi guys,

Need some valuable opinions. I'm a 40yo female who has been in the legal industry (pte sector) for the past 12 yrs. Earning 4k pm. Have been in the same firm for all these yrs and now I'm deciding to try the public sector (PS). Reason being now is Covid-19, lesser cases so easier for me to start searching for a new career. My current job has no benefits whatsoever, not even 13th mth (not getting bonus for the past 4-5 yrs). Plus side is I can WFH (only go office once a week) boss nvr disturb me and so long I complete my work they are not bothered. Should I leave? Is it greener on the other side? I do am attracted to the PB, mid and year end bonus, benefits, etc in PS.

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Btw to add to my above post, I only have a pte diploma w/o a degree.

there's no harm in applying and see the offers first...

Don't restrict only MinLaw or AGC, can try other agencies which might need enforcement or related roles.