2.2k - 3.6k

nope... pretty easy... job 1st, pr later

i thought u r not interested in sg

community gym at bkt gombak i think... near IBP there's chevron gym...

1st thing u should do is belanja me XD then i will bless ur with great prosperity and success onto your future.. the bigger u belanja the better ^^

btw guys, sales still on?

Does anyone know how much does a fresh accountig graduate earn in Singapore? I grad in Aussie.

I heard its pretty hard for my without pr to look for jobs in sg. And competition pretty high?

I am so stuck in Aussie I really want to give it a try somewhere else besides Malaysia which would be my last resort.

What's the best way to apply for jobs in sg? Thanks heaps!

I hate violence too. But I hate violence that goes only in one direction even more.

Can it solve the problem... of course not. But in the absence of a better solution, it at the very least ensures both sides will suffer from the problem, if either one side tries to be funny.

I'm not sure if it's Henry Kissinger that I'm paraphrasing, but the assurance of mutual destruction is the best guarantee of peace. Violence only starts when one side thinks it's stronger than the other side, and can therefore violate the other side at low or no cost. Getting weapons and weapons training into as many chinese hands as possible will guarantee peace... or assure mutual destruction. Either consequence is more acceptable to me personally, than generation after generation of subjugation, which is what the so-called social contract calls for.

Chevron gym? Atos? Simply google lead me to the website chevrons.org.sg
U went thr before ar

Went to hav a look at this clubfitt gym near the pioneer mrt, quite crowded in the afternoon, night time i think even worse lol. But its cheap.

then will it give some changes if only just 10-20 people trained with military?? Why don't you establish an chinese organization which train chinese in military?

It is increasing annoying to read the post of Materazzi, pointless argument just to find fault with seantang.

I'd be careful if I were you. He knows ninjutsu and if you offend him he might slip into your room and assassinate you while you sleep, then throw a smoke bomb and *poof* vanish instantly.

Anyways I'm probably going to countdown at Marina Barrage (lol). Hoping that it will be not as crowded as Marina Bay itself.

Where you staying? I'm currently trying to find a gym as well. Though there is 1 gym Network Fitness right beside my office building at Science Park Drive.

Hi all, i'm on a 2-month vacation now before uni starts. I was just wondering if it is ok for me to work for temp job (say for 1 or 2 mths) in Singapore? I'm concerned with my legality to work in Sg. Thanks.

It is increasing annoying to read the post of Materazzi, pointless argument just to find fault with seantang.

Probably a noob question here: Does a Mech. Eng. degree from Japan stand a high chance in SG? What's the starting for fresh grad from ME? Thanks.

Your changes of getting a work pass for a temp job in sg is almost 0%

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Added on December 31, 2011, 5:57 pmTepuk Sebelah Tangan Takkan Berbunyi

Hi guys,

Probably a noob question here: Does a Mech. Eng. degree from Japan stand a high chance in SG? What's the starting for fresh grad from ME? Thanks.

I've never even seen an SGD1k note, lol.

Where you guys going to countdown tomorrow?

Was thinking the same thing but when I think of the crowd the idea is killed instantly

discuss some engineering job pls lol ,starting my first job next week , quite nervous and dont know what to expect or prepare

Anyways I'm probably going to countdown at Marina Barrage (lol). Hoping that it will be not as crowded as Marina Bay itself.

Your changes of getting a work pass for a temp job in sg is almost 0%

Sorry, that's totally wrong. It has not been pegged for some time, since it was 3.8.

have fun!

I have a chemical engineering degree from tokushima Uni.
dont think you will have any problem with your kikai(mecha) degree.
which JLPT level do you have? if you have lvl2 its gonna be super easy to join japan MNC

Business yeah, but I dun think they will be willing to give you better rates even if the amout is big.
Cause 1k hard to sell back le.   
They need to change it to smaller notes (go sg bank?) which they might consider troublesome.
Who cares? apparently i do, if the rate is not going to be better even when i am exchanging a large amt.

PS: As I said, that is my opinion. Real life may differ.   

I'm renting 4-room (3 bedroom) hdb in bedok, 5mins walk from mrt station, at 2.3k. I viewed a dozen units around this area (bedok tampines pasir ris simei) and it seems to be pretty much par for the course price for this nexk of the woods.

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Added on December 25, 2011, 11:46 pmI tend to like someplace farther from the CBD, eg. AMK or Yio Chu Kang up north where the rent is cheaper. And there's really no need to pay a premium and stay near an MRT station. As long as you stay near a feeder bus bus-stop, you can get to the MRT station in 5-10 minutes (5-10 stops). Assuming a 15 minute train ride, you're in town within 30-45 minutes from the moment you step out the door.

My place is about 15-20 minutes walking from the MRT station, but there's a feeder bus bus-stop directly underneath my block. And with a smartphone app that shows next bus arrival time, there's minimal waiting time involved.

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Added on December 25, 2011, 11:52 pmYour friends are right. The occasionally frequent "nice" meal will always happen.

Nobody possesses enough will power or underdeveloped taste buds to eat $5 economy meals 3 times a day, 7 days a week. Even if such people exist, they are not very fun to be around.

You should know yourself and your taste buds. The thing is that generally Singapore hawker food (i.e. cheap) is inferior tasting to Malaysian hawker food. Some people not so particular about food then can tahan. Food at restaurants is great and has huge variety but isn't cheap. Example, some ramen places charge $20 per bowl.

For me, I normally eat cheap on weekdays and splurge a bit on weekends, I end up spending about $900/month on food & groceries (not including special occasion meals which will easily run you into triple digits per meal).