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24-03-2012, 05:47 PM
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Yup.. From what you say, can tell you're the typical kind that will join civil service until the day you die...
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Originally Posted by Bean
private sector in NOT stable at all, FT, kanna mark for Reservist thingy/retrenchment....very stress...got customer good appraisal but boss yet doesnt show any appreciation give you average grading...etc...+ very lousy increment in private sector........cant even hit 3.9k in 5 years with 1 promotion
I prefer more stable/work-life balance/nice increment/more relax..no FT, support reservist thing...etc in civil service
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25-03-2012, 09:11 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I heard that for MX 12 is based on fixed amount and MX11 is based on %.
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25-03-2012, 11:34 AM
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Yup.. From what you say, can tell you're the typical kind that will join civil service until the day you die...
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i would say yes, I dun like to change job alot, i only change job because my current job scope is too stress, money wise is still ok, if not i will stay in ST till retirement
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25-03-2012, 01:22 PM
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would it be difficult to change to pte sector if my 1st job is in a stat board?
the stat board is MAS, dept: Information tech
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25-03-2012, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ktyandkyc
would it be difficult to change to pte sector if my 1st job is in a stat board?
the stat board is MAS, dept: Information tech |
Not difficult.
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25-03-2012, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Bean
private sector in NOT stable at all, FT, kanna mark for Reservist thingy/retrenchment....very stress...got customer good appraisal but boss yet doesnt show any appreciation give you average grading...etc...+ very lousy increment in private sector........cant even hit 3.9k in 5 years with 1 promotion
I prefer more stable/work-life balance/nice increment/more relax..no FT, support reservist thing...etc in civil service
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Pte sector is volatile..thats true. But they can pay much better than the public sector depending on the sector. With the given forcast for this year, I doubt guys in public sector maybe getting anything close to what they have been getting in the past.
I come from the pte sector and have been climbing up the ladder from junior exec starting with a base pay of $2k back then. Now I am at a comfortable 7.5k after working for 7 years. Increment is dependent on your performance. It maybe bad in some places, but not all.
In between my jobs, I had the opportunity to join a stat board. Certainly not my cup of tea at the much slower pace of work. Annual increment is so so; not fantastic. Based on the assumption, I doubt I would have reach my current base salary if I decide to stay on for another 3yrs.
Public sector's promotion is kind of slow as I gathered. No offence..but its for those who like a relax, non challenging and stable work life balance. You gain some..you lose some.
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25-03-2012, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ktyandkyc
hmm could u help by telling me where could i go after working for x years in MAS?
the x shld be at least 2 years before i consider changing job?
very confused abt the prospects of getting a govt job as my 1st job |
You can try financial institutions like banks depending on your job scope. If you are jus doing admin in MAS, the skills are portable to many other related industries.
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25-03-2012, 11:23 PM
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The MAS experience is overrated. Think before you leap.
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26-03-2012, 09:35 AM
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The MAS experience is overrated. Think before you leap. |
May I know how it is so?
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