anyone can recommend me the best reasonably priced transport back to Singapore from Malaysia on 6th Feb?? ^^ anyone? *desperate*

why on the 6th? I tot most people already went back on the 1st or 2nd of Feb. If u wanna go on the 4th evening, mayb i can tumpang u. But 6th, too bad i already went back.

This post has been edited by Lester1987: Jan 12 2011, 11:34 AM

So early u go back to singapore?

I only going back around 9th or i have the option of taking the whole week off since now slow season.

Lol misinterpretation i guess?

She wanted transport back to Singapore from Malaysia on 6th Feb.

haha.. i have no idea bro... i think just depend on herself ba... when she plan to come over?

ya, i misunderstood, my bad

if u dont mind stopover u can go to JB 1st then only go SG...
u will save a lot...

eh... got lobang ?

Are you sure she gets to choose?

got a problem, feeling lost here....

after finish my final exam, within a month, i accepted an offer and come to this company in singapore.

Now more than 2 months ald, i feel that i dun really like this job , and oso feel like really wanna have a rest, coz i didnt really plan to start working so early after i graduate, wanted to go holiday...

plus the working environment in singapore , -,-' u knw , 3w = work , work n work.

now feel like wanna change job or resign , and at the mean time , i can have a rest.

so , in the future , will this will gv a bad impression to other company?

how bout the permit the company applied for me, will i be penalised or blacklisted by the MOM?

in the offer letter, they just mention within probation period , i nid to gv 2 weeks notice....

u got the same situation as me... but i resigned after 1 month of working... job hunting but considered as my holiday now... haha...

any problem when u resign ?

i heard the permit will cost the company quite a lot. the company working environment oso quite nice and the director were really looking up to me. now i feel very guilty if i resign -,-'

haha... no problem... but a lil bit of advice... find job 1st b4 resign... not easy to hunt for job and more suitable de... so see suitable & apply 1st... i not sure how much does the permit cause... for me i got no choice coz i really dont like my job...

also, ur next company will ask u why u resign within few months. It is best not to resign tat early as it will consider as job hop.

if i dun mention it in the resume , or i tell them the truth i dun like the previous job ?

doesnt it make sense for people to quit the job asap , as it may waste my time but oso the company time, trained me one year but i stil quit for other job

well, u can tell them tat u dun like the previous job, but they will ask u, how sure are u toward this new job? We are foreigner in Singapore and we require work permit to work, the HR can just track ur work permit to know some info bout you.

Also, MOM will track ur record, and MOM might reject ur work permit application due to the previous record.

U reminded me how I was 4 years ago. Everyday think of quit, especially if you work bloody long hour.

Don't worry about MOM. It is not abnormal to change job within 2-3 months, that's the reason why u have probation. As I know company don't have to pay money for your resignation, they only pay your monthly levy during your employment period.

Your real worry should be how to find a suitable job. Depending on the industry you might have the same working culture. Beware that once you don't have any legal permit, you are not allow to rent a room and can only remain in Singapore 1 (social visit pass aka white card) or 2 months (extended social visit pass) after your permit is cancelled.

Also find out some good answer when your future company ask why you want to leave at such short period. Even if you say "I don't like the enviroment" "I don't like the management style" your interviewer will definitely ask "what is the thing that you don't like?".

She can always send her resume to the respected dept m
SM or M.No?

try the bus.
i just booked mine also. its not that expensive. around 80MYR.

how do u spend ur weekends in singapore?