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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Male with NS, fresh grad, non-defence related ministry?

Anyone knows whether stat boards in general offer higher or lower starting pay for similar credentials? Excluding the defence-related ones like DSTA.

Thanks!

fresh grad always start at MX13 in ministry, why are you give MX12?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

fresh grad always start at MX13 in ministry, why are you give MX12?

Oh, I do not have any offer right now. Just wondering what I can expect if there is one.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Oh, I do not have any offer right now. Just wondering what I can expect if there is one.

you seem to out of point never answer my question? why you fresh grad still getting MX12?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

you seem to out of point never answer my question? why you fresh grad still getting MX12?

I do not have any offer. I am not getting MX12 or MX13.

*rolls eyes*

Originally Posted by Unregistered

please provide more info to clear you doubt:
-what class of honours
-any previous exp or fresh grad
-male or female

Thank you

-no honours only BAC. RMIT university
-2.5 yrs exp in another ministry as MSO
-ta bo

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I do not have any offer. I am not getting MX12 or MX13.

*rolls eyes*

lolx he confused la between the 2 different post

[jason78]

I've applied for several civil service positions last night. I have more than 6 years of banking experience but i realize that I'm not getting anywhere in banking because several banks have been freezing pay since 2007 (some make huge profits but cited the downturn as excuses to freeze pay) and yet I have heard that it's quite difficult to get a job in banking even though one has the experience there are several candidates to choose from.

I wonder if it's easier for me to try out with civil service. I work for a local bank that paid me 0 bonus and increment this year despite the high inflation and record bank profit. My friend had 0 bonus for 3 years in foreign bank before deciding to join local bank and got very little comparied to what she expected.

http://propertylaunch.org

Originally Posted by jason78

I've applied for several civil service positions last night. I have more than 6 years of banking experience but i realize that I'm not getting anywhere in banking because several banks have been freezing pay since 2007 (some make huge profits but cited the downturn as excuses to freeze pay) and yet I have heard that it's quite difficult to get a job in banking even though one has the experience there are several candidates to choose from.

I wonder if it's easier for me to try out with civil service. I work for a local bank that paid me 0 bonus and increment this year despite the high inflation and record bank profit. My friend had 0 bonus for 3 years in foreign bank before deciding to join local bank and got very little comparied to what she expected.

http://propertylaunch.org

So that's why you're moonlighting as a property agent? Sold any property yet?

[jason78]

Thinking of doing some sideline. In my 6 years in banking I had 2 years of pay freeze compared to my colleague who had 3 years of pay freeze. It's an overcrowded industry after massive retrenchment. Local banks are doing very well but they can hire people anytime they want.

Originally Posted by jason78

Thinking of doing some sideline. In my 6 years in banking I had 2 years of pay freeze compared to my colleague who had 3 years of pay freeze. It's an overcrowded industry after massive retrenchment. Local banks are doing very well but they can hire people anytime they want.

If its overcrowded then pay shouldn't be as attractive as it is still.

If pay is still so good that all students still wanna study business banking and finance, then it is not considered overcrowded.