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| Income and Jobs Discuss jobs, career options and of course salaries |
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| 13-06-2017 12:48 PM | |
| Unregistered | nowadays market bad, not easy to get job............ |
| 03-05-2013 11:01 PM | |
| Unregistered |
may i know what is your basic salary per month (excluding bonus)? And your age and gender? And what is your role in your engineering job? To get a reasonable paying govt. job, a full-time degree frm recognised university puts you in good stand. But since you already have about 6 years of work experience, that might compensate your long distance degree. There is no harm in applying, if they reject it, it means you should get Masters :-) Career progression wise - again, long distance degree holders are less prioritised but if you can show the work you are capable of, then definitely nothing is impossible. And once in the job, you can do a part time masters from local university. |
| 03-05-2013 08:13 PM | |
| rampa001 |
Government Jobs , can get in ?? Hi All , I'm an Engineering grad with about 6 years of work ex. I'm trying to make a career switch in order to gain and improve my management & business skills ...I'm currently looking at Government jobs in ministries like the EDB , Finance, Spring Singapore...etc. I'm applying for Fresh grad / Junior exec jobs like business development manager , policy analyst..etc. My only issue is my Degree was done part time and it's a Distance learning program. Do you think i stand a chance ?? (My current job is purely engineering and i earn around 4.8K gross on average per month ). If I don't qualify do you think doing a masters in a Local university put me in a better place ?? please advice. Thanks in advance ! |
