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24-02-2014 09:36 AM
Gradsoon
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sorry to be harsh, but in another word, you are just damn useless.

its sad that your time at unisim didnt teach you about teamwork and collaboration. instead, all you see is rank.
Hi Mr Unregistered,

having work for close to fifteen years, sad to say most of them have been unhappy ones.
Unhappy in the sense that everyday when I reach home, I feel that I have been really "fake"
Things that come out of my mouth automatically passes through a filter whether I am talking to my bosses or giving orders to my subordinates.

talking about teamwork and collaboration,
let me ask u a question, if there was only one place up for grabs in the annual promotion exercise between your team of say 3 people, is there still going to be team work and collaboration after one of the 3 get promoted and the two gets left behind ?

Sad to say we are all hiding behind our masks everyday.

I know that I have already "fallen" into your trap by responding ... its of course opened to anybody that is or have been in a similar predicament.
24-02-2014 12:30 AM
Unregistered
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it just my old school mindset, I am not good at motivating without proper authority.

In the SAF, as long as u are higher in rank it is that much easier to delegate work. In the private sector, unless u are the boss or the manager i will find it difficult. I dread having to do it in the future.

In a way u can put it as hiding behind the rank.

My problem
sorry to be harsh, but in another word, you are just damn useless.

its sad that your time at unisim didnt teach you about teamwork and collaboration. instead, all you see is rank.
20-02-2014 11:24 PM
Gradsoon Any mid-career person from private to public sector care to share ?

The pay scale offered is it fresh grad $ or fresh grad plus some $ for exp at Diploma level.

hope its not confusing.
20-02-2014 11:20 PM
Gradsoon it just my old school mindset, I am not good at motivating without proper authority.

In the SAF, as long as u are higher in rank it is that much easier to delegate work. In the private sector, unless u are the boss or the manager i will find it difficult. I dread having to do it in the future.

In a way u can put it as hiding behind the rank.

My problem
20-02-2014 08:58 PM
Unregistered
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Having been in the force and outside, I think I am still much more suited to a career in Uniform.
able to share why?
20-02-2014 07:37 PM
Gradsoon actually main concern is age?

Is there a unwritten entry age limit of 35 ?

considering the retirement age of ME scheme is 60 years old,
I would still have 25 years of value.

Of course I would be competing against people who are 10 years younger.

May I know if your friends are under the combat scheme or ME scheme ?
20-02-2014 05:45 PM
Unregistered Hey there, I do know of some of my regular friends that were sent to unisim to get their degrees. They were paid the degree pay after graduation, but they also had to take some SAF modules within unisim and at GKSCSC at safti. So they might not pay you the same as them since they took the additional related modules.
20-02-2014 02:02 PM
Gradsoon I use to be under the impression that UNISIM was a pay and get degree until I went to do it myself.
Its really tough to juggle work and studying especially when it comes to exams.

More so if one is married with kids.
Not just UNISIM but any other part time programs I would think is useful whether or not it eventually leads to better job prospects.
UNISIM enjoys subsidies and IMO use to be the most recognized private UNI around but now its official a government recognized one, although it remains to be seen if they practice what they preach .

I would definitely come back here with answers for everyone.
Getting a degree is really about perseverance
20-02-2014 01:40 PM
UNdergrad to be
Is unisim really good?

Hey do you think its a good idea to study here?? I'm very curious
20-02-2014 01:19 PM
Unregistered U sld go find out if unisim is under the same pay scale or if it can help u get into the scheme first.
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