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29-10-2021, 05:19 PM
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I am actually in cs now...should i quit my job??
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How many years of exp do you have? If you have like 2 years exp, would be good if you just quit and get your studies over with. If you already have like 3-5 years…it’s really up to you. When you go to uni most of your peers will be vastly younger so there’s that to consider too
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29-10-2021, 05:21 PM
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How many years of exp do you have? If you have like 2 years exp, would be good if you just quit and get your studies over with. If you already have like 3-5 years…it’s really up to you. When you go to uni most of your peers will be vastly younger so there’s that to consider too
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Less than 2 years lol.
Thanks for the feedback...i dk if HR will be happy with me leaving halfway in contract...like sometimes uni send offers out very late
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29-10-2021, 05:23 PM
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How many years of exp do you have? If you have like 2 years exp, would be good if you just quit and get your studies over with. If you already have like 3-5 years…it’s really up to you. When you go to uni most of your peers will be vastly younger so there’s that to consider too
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What's the difference between having 2 years or 3 to 5 years work experience anyways? Suss is still a local uni. What's the discrimination like??
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29-10-2021, 05:33 PM
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According to this reddit post, my degree only determines my starting pay and if i am gonna get hired. If i am willing to work hard at my job, i don't see why not I get the promotion and pay increase.
s://.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/htbi5d/casual_career_chat_public_servant_perspectives/fyg5eg3
Unless someone from HR can do an AMA lol
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29-10-2021, 07:07 PM
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According to this reddit post, my degree only determines my starting pay and if i am gonna get hired. If i am willing to work hard at my job, i don't see why not I get the promotion and pay increase.
s://.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/htbi5d/casual_career_chat_public_servant_perspectives/fyg5eg3
Unless someone from HR can do an AMA lol
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Yes you can, but public sector is not the best place then
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29-10-2021, 07:23 PM
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Is an suss pt degree seen in the same manner as an normal ft ntu degree by the CS? |
Of course not. Heck, NTU is not even seen to be on the same level as NUS. The more elite ministries and statboards are full of NUS and Ivy League grads, and not so many NTU grads.
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29-10-2021, 08:00 PM
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Of course not. Heck, NTU is not even seen to be on the same level as NUS. The more elite ministries and statboards are full of NUS and Ivy League grads, and not so many NTU grads. |
What elite stat board/ministry are u talking about? 🤔🤔🤔
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29-10-2021, 09:25 PM
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Of course not. Heck, NTU is not even seen to be on the same level as NUS. The more elite ministries and statboards are full of NUS and Ivy League grads, and not so many NTU grads. |
Lol NUS retard spotted. Low SES local uni
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29-10-2021, 11:02 PM
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Lol NUS retard spotted. Low SES local uni |
Agree maximum. There's no special nus track salary in cs/sb lol 🤣🤣🤣
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29-10-2021, 11:29 PM
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Of course not. Heck, NTU is not even seen to be on the same level as NUS. The more elite ministries and statboards are full of NUS and Ivy League grads, and not so many NTU grads. |
NUS rep so **** now with all the pervs, I NUS grad also felt ashamed
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