| 16-02-2022 01:30 PM |
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But the % wouldn’t be huge too. Be happy for them lor, they worked hard for it. If you think your current company is not treating you fairly, probably you should start finding new one.  |
My current company is very good. We structure hierarchy to paper qualifications regardless of your performance or potential, no paper no promotion. Unlike mmc so messy anyone who perform can promote. Like that no one wants to study degree already.
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| 16-02-2022 11:21 AM |
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Just imagine you took a few years to complete your degree and some diploma holding punk gets promoted before you because of any reason, even if he perform very well. Can you take it? Degree holder report to diploma. What's the point of getting a degree then?
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But the % wouldn’t be huge too. Be happy for them lor, they worked hard for it. If you think your current company is not treating you fairly, probably you should start finding new one.
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| 16-02-2022 10:40 AM |
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Luckily for you guys for having that situation to consider. I can't even decide what career I will do and what is my interest  |
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| 16-02-2022 10:25 AM |
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Ya lor I also don’t understand why your thought process is like this so weird. What is the world becoming?
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Just imagine you took a few years to complete your degree and some diploma holding punk gets promoted before you because of any reason, even if he perform very well. Can you take it? Degree holder report to diploma. What's the point of getting a degree then?
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| 16-02-2022 02:53 AM |
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Luckily for you guys for having that situation to consider. I can't even decide what career I will do and what is my interest
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| 15-02-2022 11:56 PM |
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Actually I really don't understand why mnc can hire non degree holders as even senior engineers or senior executive or like you probably manager and some more can fly you to overseas. How can a non degree holder become a manager? In my company non degree holder becoming E5 is already a stretch. I can't imagine a non degree holder becoming a E6. What is the world becoming?
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Ya lor I also don’t understand why your thought process is like this so weird. What is the world becoming?
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| 15-02-2022 08:44 PM |
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I'm from post 21.
The TEAMS 'interview' went very well and I am getting that job. I guess this be my last post here.
Well I'm sure the States will have their own set of problems as well. Singapore is indeed restrictive and the debilitating culture of valuing paper qualifications over track records pushed me out of my comfort zone after 2 years in a government linked company as I don't have a degree. 6 years on in a MNC gave me new perspectives and I'm very glad to be approached for this position vacated by a retired colleague that I also know. I guess I have been plain lucky to be at the right place and right time. There are good opportunities in Singapore as well if you look in the right places. Thanks for the well wishes!!
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Actually I really don't understand why mnc can hire non degree holders as even senior engineers or senior executive or like you probably manager and some more can fly you to overseas. How can a non degree holder become a manager? In my company non degree holder becoming E5 is already a stretch. I can't imagine a non degree holder becoming a E6. What is the world becoming?
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| 15-02-2022 03:45 PM |
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amazing
congratulations
i hope to one day go to the US as well. sick of singapore, always sinkie pwn sinkie, cringe culture and forever lockdown 5 pax
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I'm from post 21.
The TEAMS 'interview' went very well and I am getting that job. I guess this be my last post here.
Well I'm sure the States will have their own set of problems as well. Singapore is indeed restrictive and the debilitating culture of valuing paper qualifications over track records pushed me out of my comfort zone after 2 years in a government linked company as I don't have a degree. 6 years on in a MNC gave me new perspectives and I'm very glad to be approached for this position vacated by a retired colleague that I also know. I guess I have been plain lucky to be at the right place and right time. There are good opportunities in Singapore as well if you look in the right places. Thanks for the well wishes!!
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| 14-02-2022 01:46 PM |
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I'm from post 21.
After consideration, I have decided to take the job and relocate. My gf says she is willing to join me and is supportive of my decision. Just spoke to the management and did a teams call with the colleagues in the local team. Will be doing a teams call tonight with my US team to discuss about my role. If things go as planned, I will be leaving by early next quarter. Thanks all.
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Gxgx dude happily ever after
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| 14-02-2022 01:27 PM |
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I'm from post 21.
After consideration, I have decided to take the job and relocate. My gf says she is willing to join me and is supportive of my decision. Just spoke to the management and did a teams call with the colleagues in the local team. Will be doing a teams call tonight with my US team to discuss about my role. If things go as planned, I will be leaving by early next quarter. Thanks all.
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amazing
congratulations
i hope to one day go to the US as well. sick of singapore, always sinkie pwn sinkie, cringe culture and forever lockdown 5 pax
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