I took it once, depart from the carpark near ICA building. Ticket office is just outside Lavender MRT. I saw people actually hand carry those big thick blanket in transparent plastic bag, maybe they got good deal in SG so they buy extra.

It was mid night bus, once on highway the aircond was freaking cold. Those people start to take out the blanket to cover themselve  I was wearing jacket yet not enough to keep warm. I did not sleep much that night. Reach Penang bridge ~6am.

If possible, I prefer flight.

Full Name as in Passport:
Passport No.:
Current Salary:
Notice Period:
Expected Salary:
Permanent address

for me, i will put singapore address and use singapore phone number for higher chances on landing on a job.

because i am from sarawak, and when i come to singapore for job hunt, i spend 2 months staying in singapore. During those 2 months, if i put my sarawak address, there will be no reply from any company, lol. but after i put my cousin's address + singapore num, i got some call.

after i grad, i directly come singapore to work, i dun wanna waste my time working in malaysia because not all the malaysia company working experience are recognize.

On the passport matter, I saw some forumer was saying some company they interview straight away applied Ep for them altho the candidate havent agreed to join. So there's a risk to this. If u decided not to join, but b4 u've replied to them, they immediate assume u wanted (mayb somehow u indicated ur interested)and applied EP for u.

This will giv u lots of prob, when the next job u really wanted apply Ep for u. More on administrative prob, but still prob, depending on how helpful is the first company.

hi,

i'm thinking to look for a job in singapore soon,

what is the average salary for IT Support, System Administrator and System Engineer?

1-2 years experience

thx

it depend on where u stay, for example, i am from Sarawak, and it is best for me to put Singapore address for higher chances to get a job. But if u are from west Malaysia, i think Malaysia address should be ok.

put "Relocating to Singapore" instead of a malaysia address.

You mean the answer which best tricks the interviewer into believing that you are valid candidate for the job rather then just telling what you think and want?

say that u are planning to migrate to Singapore because most of ur family members are here already. of course, you need to do some home work like get ur self familiar with a certain area in Singapore so that when the interviewer ask you where you relative stay, you can crap a little about it.

Depends on the hiring manager. Some like to hear rehearsed bs, others want straight shooters. Most interviewers know very well that Malaysians working in Singapore are mainly there because of the exchange rate. Why waste time with fairytales?

The last time I interviewed for a job (internal role though), I answered a variation of this question by saying that the last person doing that job was 2 salary levels above me and therefore the expected promotion was very compelling. I also said another reason was that the hiring manager was very strong politically and was well known in the company to be a fighter. Bosses who are fighters are good when competing with other bosses for promotions, budgets and power.

first sugar coat with words like exposure overseas and you would like to take this as a stepping stone for your career in Singapore due to it's economic competitiveness. If its a big company you are applying, use that to your advantage and tickle the interviewers ego by praising how excited you were when you saw the job opening, and having the chance to like join the biggest bank in SG (for instance). Just don't be afraid to hint that the currency rate is a big factor too.

to me, bringing up the currency factor breaks the tension of the interview as that would normally end in a chuckle between both parties when you talk about the oh so obvious reason why people choose singapore. When the situation is less tense, i notice interviewers relax on their questions and assessment, so that's the way you want the interview to proceed.

Just don't be so blank and straight away say Its for the money and laugh alone like a doofus la... play with your words well (even if you don't really mean them)

r u working at comtech?

for non-PR/Singaporean, the minimum annual salary is SGD$60k rite ?

I don't think bank got say in such matter coz it's control by Monetary Authority of Singapore, just like Bank Negara in Malaysia.
anyway, do consider citibank, they have a lot of dining discounts, the citibank Manhattan have cashback. DBS also not bad, got discount for lots of small eateries place, but for me, free membership for as long as I stay employ with my current company

I recently got the UOB One card. S$30 cash rebate per quarter if you spend a minimum of S$300 per month during that quarter (ie. S$900 total spend ie. approx. 3% rebate). The next rebate tier is S$90 per quarter if you spend a minimum of S$800 per month during the quarter.

I like the fact that it's a straightforward cash rebate (not points) for everything you charge to the card! No need to think about which vendor or whether there's a promotion etc. Btw, all the normal UOB card promotions (ie. discounts at eating places etc) still apply.

Downside is that the rebate works in tiers. So if you happen to keep spending above 300 per month but less than 800, you get no additional rebate above the 30 bucks per quarter.

So I recommend it if you have consistent monthly card spending of around 300 or more than 800. If you're something in between, then 30 bucks rebate a quarter is still 1.25% of 2399 (800+800+799... just miss the 800 per month). 1.25% is still better than most of the other cards.

DBS offer those foreigner's annual income exceed 45k above entitle for credit card applying...
I just got mine POSB Everyday card recently....btw, mine annual income barely hit 50k

Comtech is a building along Alexandra road not a company.

1. You can look at the following area nearby. Travel depends on where you stay. You can always use gothere.sg to check for most efficient route.
    - Queenstown, Redhill, Telok Blangah

which bu? eb?

for me keep in SGD.. safe haven for me... i also kind of expect the SGD to go stronger