A is for those who get homesick easily, like to live with their parents and go mamak. Basically status quo. But guess what, unless you're significantly above average, your salary's not going to get much more than tht.

B is the choice for those who have a maximum net savings objective. Lower tax and better exchange rate than Malaysia. Same cost of living (S$ for RM if you can see the logic of HDB flat = terrace house in MY, as the mainstream middle-class accommodation). I would also venture that the MNC in SG is a regional operation while it's a country operation in MY. So the opportunities for promotion would be higher in SG.

C is for those who die-die must live with their former colonial masters. The GBP has lost much of its former strength. With the taxes and living costs in UK, this is probably the most "living like a Bangla" option of the 3.

A or B is fine but definitely no C. The UK economy is S*it now. Friend who came back from UK told me the government laid of 20k public servants.

If u had a choice to go China. When I was in China I was having the time of my life!!

I wish I can go back there......

Any good recommendation where to find a place to stay if work near Suntec Tower? Any kang tau?

The real issue when it comes to question working in Malaysia or Singapore, is standard of living vs quality of life. Of course this does not apply to expatriates.

...tough question there mate...   i'll go with "survivED out of Malaysia for 6 years, NEVER leave malaysia again...

well my story is quite diffrnt frm urs actually. My 6 years was in canada during my study period. Its canada so racism is not an issue. Its there ofcoz but not as bad as in other country like russia n german (got friends study there). The people r okay,friendly and very helpfull once u break d ice. Wut bother me is the weather...  ..i cant stand it..oways catch a cold..n during winter its cloudy all months!! Its effect ur mood n mindset..depressing...seriously, i almost dropout of college in my 3rd year of study..luckly got gf and no jakim  survived!! Been to LA for the lakers game a few times..the pizza cashier one up my size coz she tought i'm a loco.. well..the main reason i wont go out of malaysia again - food n weather (my body just not up for it). Hey, u gotta be some big shot genius!! Can quit job as u like n still got another job at bigger company...

i think i'm out of the topic..sorry TS!!! Singapore got racist meh? Nvr been there..

This is my story.

Canada.
Studied in Canada for  3.3 yrs in Canada, weather is f-ed, cold cold cold. During the time there I never went back to Malaysia. I was achieving a lot there. Became well known. There was a price to pay, I had depression. Was very moody and could not sleep. Had to work, volunteer, and go to school.
On the bright side, had a great Taiwanese gf. Lasted 10 yrs and we just broke up. I am very heart broken right now.

Japan.
Since people knew about me and though I could apply for a job in Japan. So I was in Japan for a year. Japan was different from what people expected. Looking in from the outside u cant get the real picture unless u live there.

Taiwan
Taiwan was like Malaysia in a way but way better. People are nice. I was there for 1.5 yrs until i got disillusioned with life and left her to get a grip on reality and life.

China
By the time I was China I was feeling fine. China is an incredible place. Unlike Japan which looks good from the outside but not really great inside, China is the opposite. From the outside China looks bad but when I was there I had a great time. Met lots of cool people. This is where I broke up with my Taiwanese gf.

Singapore
Since breaking up having no support network, I'm moving to a place that is bit more familiar to heal my soul. My mother is in Singapore, so, this is the best place for me. I will be there really soon like next Monday or something. Was there off and on for my interviews.

I have lived my life to the fullest and I have one regret; I lost her.

Living in so many countries I believe I come out stronger now. 

The sad thing is coming from my background now its hard for me to live in Malaysia. I look at this country and I am seriously disappointed. Its not moving forward; instead, its moving backwards. Last Sunday when I was having dinner at a Malay area, I saw a young girl wearing a veil; she must think its fashionable, but she knows not the repercussion of an Islamic state.

Money I dont have much, but stories and experience I do have bag full.

In two years I plan to come back to Malaysia and do day trading.

If if things go as planned I can live anywhere in the would. I would probably live in Taipei/Phuket/China depending on the season.
Well thats my live story. As for now I am waiting to see who is my next life partner!

Sorry if I am a bit long winded! 

Thanks, you're right time will heal my wounds.

I was thinking about that but I could not pass my CFA.

I am an English Teacher.

Investment Banking is a great field but I dont think I would be able to do it.

The whole world is in a mess because of banking; well thats my own opinion and another story. If you know about the American mortgage fall out and how it happened you will know why.

Oh, one more bit, my major was international business management. So I do know a bit about finance.

Question, If u were to choose between a Diploma from Cambridge or a Masters from Monash, which would you choose?

Hi,

R u sure?1st of da mth r fine?Wil they go thru every single details?
M jz wori if they dun approve my Spass/Epass.
Wat r da chances here?

Thanks.

Right now I am contemplating two options. Get my masters and get stuck in the rat race (work life) or get out and do day trading which entails studying by myself; which I am not good at.

I have been wanting to do day trading since a long time ago but never had the guts to do.

One of my old friends is currently doing it in London. He was a lawyer with his masters; he got sick of working for people and eventually went into it.

He's doing okay.

Talking about trading. I think holding a stock for a long time or short time is an emotional roller coaster ride. We need to master our emotions and have a game strategy. Easier said than done actually.

Does your room has any telephone port connection first a not?

  6 months? whoa, actually i have already wasted 6 months in this company, was going to resign last year november but someone hold me up....

Singapore is so boring
I always stay home after work... Watch drama on my bed & online 

You can do volunteer work at a number of charities.

My personal favourite is SPCA, a bonus is there are alot of chicks which hang out as well.

get pr get citizenship... then go aus get pr... lol

hey man.. i never encounter this problem when i get a job there on this WHY SINGAPORE

Maybe the interviewer trying to be funny with you as you know the Kiasu fella always do....

The answer you can give them are:
1. Singapore is the regional hub for many MNC (As mentioned by some), the opportunities and learnings are wide
2. Moving towards overseas opportunity as you would like to learn from the best
3. Overseas experience which have almost the same culture and language easily to adapt with

Do not ever said about the conversion rate or how bad Malaysia is as this is a sensitive answers. (The conversion rate is so interesting )

Hope this helps?

(** I had PM you already)

If there are other busses, please let me know since these are the only three in singapore that i've used and know about.
Close but the other site has the flight databases for tiger, jetstar, airasia and silk air which are mainly budget airlines.

Zuji is more like for the mainstream airlines.

Dear all,I've already sign offer letter with 1 company here&already done
the medical check up,now I only waiting for the result..at the same time I also
do have call the company few time & asked about I'm selected or not..
In the meanwhile I also attend other interview & I do selected also..my question is there any law action agains me if I'm choose to work with second company,& ignore the 1st company because it's already almost 1 month I'm waiting for the result..