Tell that to the thousands of Malaysians (including the ones in this thread) who have built successful careers and businesses in Singapore.

If you have nothing constructive to say besides spouting lies and tall tales about Singapore, it is best to keep your trap shut.

Try asking the forummers in this thread and ask them what they think of working in Singapore before you mouth off more BS here! Your LIES don't work here.

Sgd dollars and a MERITOCRATIC society is why Singapore has several hundred thousand Malaysians there.

RM and a DISCRIMINATORY society is why these hundreds of thousands of Malaysians (and more to come) have moved out of bolehland and settled in Singapore.

Hence, life is much better for them compared to bolehland.

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Added on May 27, 2011, 1:05 pmYa, I know he's trolling but it's good to smack these trolls for entertainment once in awhile.

He's probably some ketuanan melayu d***head who's jealous of all the Singapore dollars that the forummers in this thread are earning!

This post has been edited by bellion: May 27 2011, 01:05 PM

I find your notion that there are quite a number of these cases to be unbelievable. My two decades of experience in working with Singapore individuals and companies certainly is in direct contrast to your allegation.

Contrast that with Malaysia where the "number of cases" is the NORM rather than the exception.

I have worked with folks from "all" sides in Singapore (for lack of a better definition) and you are highlighting exceptions.

Naturally, exceptions in Singapore are the norm and part of the unshakable rules of engagement in Malaysia.

This post has been edited by bellion: Jun 2 2011, 11:41 AM

Govt departments/ ministries and GLCs have always been more inclined to hiring Singaporeans first before foreigners. With the current voter backlash, the PAP govt would do so even more than in the past.

By and large, the private sector doesn't have such "national duties" to fulfill.