I admit most of 1st class students doesn't really enjoy the success they have in U when they go in working world.
The reason is bcause of their 1st class degree, they think they r smarter than everybody else n nobody can beat them in anything. This also makes them ignorant & refuse 2 listen 2 other opinions n advice. 70% of them r like this which makes them having a hard time in work.
However there r also 1st class student that excel in both studies n work....... some of them r my high school classmates.
however the ratios is like 7:3

Btw i nvr mention 3rd class students hv higher chances 2 succeed.
If u read carefully wat i wrote, i only mention d situation of 1st class students.

Pls do not jump 2 conclusions when criticizing others opinions

what's the salary range in SG for an accounts exec with degree + 5yrs experience (mostly in manaufacturing & trading line), and experienced in admin and HR field as well.

I just feel I hv been critisized, I can't help d way I feel. Ur way of asking q definitely sounded like a criticism more than asking a question.

I believe u already know d answer of ur own question

And I didn't give a shit also also.

Yeah, so that is why I am voicing out how I feel. I believe there is ntg wrg wif that, am I? correct if I am wrg.

It's a free country anyway. I hv a right 2 comment in any forums. EVen when ppl feel lousy about something that's doesn't keep them from voicing out their opinion.

Yeah , that is y I am arguing. Like u said, , If it's an argument you want, it's an argument you'll get.

as in doing accounting

If my opinion is a waste of time , u can choose 2 ignore it. Aren't u wasting ur time by commenting on comments that u think that r a waste of time?

Pls quote n explain which of my sentence is waste of time. U need proof if u think that way

I believe I have the right not to bother with it as I did not fall in 1st or 3rd class. Still that doesn't mean I can't comment on it

I didn't put words in ur mouth.U said it urself this line (Listen, first you accuse me of jumping to conclusions - now you put words in my mouth. Thank you doing all my thinking on my behalf. If it's an argument you want, it's an argument you'll get.)

So do not put words my mouth also

I will if I feel I wan to ( it's a free country ) & I don't simply bash or insult ppl's comment just bcause I think I am so smart or wateva
( typical 1st class student, worst if the person is not even a 1st class)

har, 5yrs exp with degree can get 3k only in small co? what if i apply for snr exec position or asst manager? but 6k in MNC is ok

am considering whether i want to go Sg next year or not. Cos rite now still thinking of other possibilities. my company wants to offer me to go to Shanghai. but haven't mention bout the package yet. But I don't think i want to go so far leh 

although my company's asia pacific regional office is in SG, and my boss also got consider moving me to regional office, but i don't think i will comfortable sitting with all the big boss  even if i decide to work in SG, i'll probably find another job. unless my company give me place to stay and offer attractive package. I'm thinking to work else where after i finish my part-time degree end of this yr. Want to save more in shorter time 

Har?! have to review like that?! tsk tsk tsk.. teruk lah macam nih! But anyway the pay I'm getting now is more or less the market rate for grads with same amount of exprience also. Does all employer in SG must look at your qualification and not your exp only? some co in Malaysia don't even look at qualification. unless you are fresh grad. when i came for interview in my current co, my 'kwai lo' boss din even ask bout my qualification    i think he don't know that i'm still doing part-time.

May I know, being a fresh graduate, is it ok to temporary apply for retail job with the salary of S$1,200 while looking for a better job instead of just looking for a fresh graduate job.

Does choosing alternative (2.) will affect the chance of getting EP or not? That temp job is also in Singapore means getting a work permit for a fresh grad.

Usually i remmit money from SGD to MY. However, this time I need to do remiitance from MY to SGD, anyone got any idea how we can do this in msia especially melaka since i seldom see remittance service in msia?  If possible i would like to avoid bank as the rate normally is lower.

Hows the working life in Singapore like?

anyone here driving own car in singapore?
which one better either bring my malaysian car here or buy new/used singapore car?

I just want to ask u all about the internship in SG. where can I find the job opportunities? for 6months internship

and the starting date for internship is from MAY 2010 until OCT 2010, how u guys will suggest me when can I start to find the company?

not 4get to tel, actually is my bf who wants to find an internship, after internship he will work here as well.

Anyone own an f&b business in singapore? Currently am trying to get a food license for a snack bar. BUT that place am leasing doesnt have any water supply hence I can only sell ready made food, but I might be getting frozen pastry and reheat it at the cafe. So, not sure if the gov would approve my license since i have no water supply.

Don't you think that your words are quite harsh? sorry, no offense. maybe it's just my point of view or I'm a newbie at this discussion board, so I still cannot get used the way u replied.

thanks for info buddy.
EP holders must drive Sg car? r u really sure about this?

Singapore citizens, permanent residents (regardless of their place of residence), student pass holders, long term social visit pass holder and residents of Singapore are NOT allowed to use or keep any foreign-registered vehicles in Singapore.

WORK PASSES

Any work pass holder, who is neither a Singapore Permanent Resident (SPR) nor a resident of Singapore, may drive a foreign-registered car and motorcycle in Singapore only if ALL these conditions are met:
a) he is the registered owner of the vehicle ;
b) he does not have a permanent residential address in Singapore and returns to his country of origin on a daily basis;
c) the vehicle is kept or used outside Singapore for a total period of 6 hours or more everyday ;
d) he has a valid insurance certificate and road tax for the use of the vehicle on Singapore roads ; and
e) the vehicle has an Autopass Card to validate its entry/exit at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints and for payment of Vehicle Entry Permit/Toll charges.

Please note that a work pass holder who is also a SPR or resident of Singapore is not allowed to drive a foreign-registered vehicle in Singapore.

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haha.. i am in IT too (but not in programming) nvmz...i dun dare to ask too much..sure the s'poore boss will say that the 3.5* 2.4 thing..haha