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Today 04:22 AM
Unregistered MALAYSIAN EP CANNOT GET APPROVED LOL!

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
HHAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAH


fk off malaysians
cant speak proper english
Today 02:14 AM
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The Msian associates I had are more sensible than the locals from local uni. It's prolly a self-selecting cycle where the smarter ones get to study overseas while local uni grads think I'm from local uni = I'm god.
Malaysians are poor and stupid. How did we let them in?
Today 02:01 AM
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Msian associates on average are more hardworking.

What’s the difference between gen z msian and Singaporeans
The Msian associates I had are more sensible than the locals from local uni. It's prolly a self-selecting cycle where the smarter ones get to study overseas while local uni grads think I'm from local uni = I'm god.
Today 12:28 AM
Unregistered The increase in starting pay is for EP reasons

Not to attract BCC gen z for sure HAHAHAHA
Trust me if there were no minimum threshold the P/SM would change the starting pay to 2k w/o blinking eye
Yesterday 11:47 PM
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You say that, but my dogshit associates refuse to resign even though they have no interest in the work at all and keep slacking on it...
Msian associates on average are more hardworking.

What’s the difference between gen z msian and Singaporeans
Yesterday 11:45 PM
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anyway, my point is fresh graduates nowadays don't lack money
You say that, but my dogshit associates refuse to resign even though they have no interest in the work at all and keep slacking on it...
Yesterday 10:54 PM
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It's for EP reasons ffs. Why do so many people think it's to attract BCC students? If it were, they wouldn't remove the bonus and would increase the annual compensation instead but now, it's still the same.
anyway, my point is fresh graduates nowadays don't lack money
Yesterday 10:20 PM
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Bombaclat.

Use ur gyatt to think and your ohio hands to google the median household income.
how is that well to do.
crazy skibidi. period.
Damn Singaporeans really suck at everything huh

Can't even meme correctly
Yesterday 10:12 PM
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If graduates don't come from well to do family, then why put $4.3k salary for A1?

Previously put $3.8k also cannot attract people join

Now must $4.3k
It's for EP reasons ffs. Why do so many people think it's to attract BCC students? If it were, they wouldn't remove the bonus and would increase the annual compensation instead but now, it's still the same.
Yesterday 10:03 PM
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If graduates don't come from well to do family, then why put $4.3k salary for A1?

Previously put $3.8k also cannot attract people join

Now must $4.3k
1) meet ep renewal requirement
2) to match average uni grad pay
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