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Originally Posted by Unregistered

During covid, pay was adjusted upwards because of tech sectors aggressively fighting for headcounts. Now tech sector is laying off, should pay be adjust downwards in response?

yes concur with the idea that the salaries should be revised downwards to be in line with economy outlook

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone know what's the salary range for Senior Executive at AIC? How is the working environment there?

AIC is not under civil or public service.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

AIC is not under civil or public service.

yes it is it is!!!

Hi all. I'm a couple years away from graduating from a foreign doctoral programme (on non-govt scholarship). Are there any CS jobs that pay premium for post-grad qualification (apart from outright research roles)? Also, what kind of salary can I realistically expect?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

yes it is it is!!!

Does your email address ends with a .gov.sg?

Forgot to mention.. It's a PhD programme in Economics, in case it's relevant?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

yes it is it is!!!

Didn't know that Pte Ltd companies can be considered as public / civil service agencies

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone knows whats the expected pay range for fresh grad non-cybersecurity (corporate) assistant manager role in CSA? Anyone keen to share about the culture too.

3.8k for 2nd upper local uni

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Forgot to mention.. It's a PhD programme in Economics, in case it's relevant?

I don't know if PhD has any value to them, maybe can try EDB, MAS, MOF, ESG? Good luck bro.

joined one of the uniform service with diploma, 12 years in service , base 5k, annual 4-5 mths bonus, annual 70-80k

I just finished a finance degree from Murdoch , thinking if I should with to other MX roles within civil service. wonder if any chance I will be offer MX12 instead of Mx 13