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23-12-2014, 10:34 AM
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7k is around MX11, or Assistant Director at ministry.
Most people get there at age 30-32, so that's how you need to peg yourself
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Eh... I see that one lady has about 6k when she just promote to mx11. How did u arrive at 7k? And this age 30-32 is promoted in 7 yrs twice right? Or you mean they reach mx 11 faster than 5 yrs?
So I can safely assume most grads in civil service earn 7k after 7 years?
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23-12-2014, 10:44 AM
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Eh... I see that one lady has about 6k when she just promote to mx11. How did u arrive at 7k? And this age 30-32 is promoted in 7 yrs twice right? Or you mean they reach mx 11 faster than 5 yrs?
So I can safely assume most grads in civil service earn 7k after 7 years?
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he's spouting nonsense
it's more like 6k
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23-12-2014, 11:28 AM
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he's spouting nonsense
it's more like 6k
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Thanks! I know of a few friends who are 6k plus and doing well. Like u guys mentioned, I think she is above average but a non scholar doing policy. So 7k would be her rough pay I guess. Makes sense if 6k is the average
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23-12-2014, 11:28 AM
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Been searching for a civil service job for some time now. I have second upper hons from local uni.
Understand that year end is quite a difficult period to find jobs but I got referred to a decent position by a friend working in the department, so I should have a higher chance to get in. The job is ok, not bad but I'm not very enthusiastic about it compared to other possible options.
So I'm wondering if I should wait until early next year, when more positions will open up, maybe I can get something I am more interested in.
What do you guys think? Is the job market for cs/sb jobs a lot better earlier in the year and a lot easier to get interviews?
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23-12-2014, 11:29 AM
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Thanks! I know of a few friends who are 6k plus and doing well. Like u guys mentioned, I think she is above average but a non scholar doing policy. So 7k would be her rough pay I guess. Makes sense if 6k is the average
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Sorry, the she I am referring to is my friend.
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23-12-2014, 04:35 PM
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Anyone knows what is the salary for a degree fresh grad working in CPF board? Got $3200?
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24-12-2014, 10:23 PM
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Sorry, the she I am referring to is my friend.
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How old is your female friend who's earning 7k?
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25-12-2014, 11:25 AM
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Anyone knows what is the salary for a degree fresh grad working in CPF board? Got $3200? |
depends on your class of hons and gender.
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26-12-2014, 08:28 AM
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depends on your class of hons and gender.
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2nd lower hons
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