at least tell us what you major in, your working experience and what kinda job interest you.

Nothing after SPM? Hmmm ... might be difficult nowadays.

interested to work as customer service in a reputable company?? but how's ur customer service skill? coz my company's expectation is very high.

Lester has spoken, if you check, u will know which MNC that is.
ANyway, 2nd option is go apply genting singapore become groupier

hey come now, no need to put someone else down.

sometimes what they lack in paper qualifications, they make up for it with determination and hard work. so let's not discount anything.

Gal, just drop King Lester1987 a pm. He could help you out.

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Added on January 16, 2012, 12:10 pm
i truly stand by this

No need to be so defensive - I'm just being realistic. Nowadays even (foreign) degree holders are finding it hard to secure jobs. The 'atmosphere' is simply less conducive for FT's now than it was 2 years ago, for certain economic and political reasons. Just pre-empting you that you may find the job hunt more difficult this time round.

Gotto do more info digging man.

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Added on January 16, 2012, 1:52 pm

Not put ppl down lar. But its true lar, got cert easier than no cert mah, given all other circumstances is the same. Thats simple logic.
Sumore u talking bout SG here. One stone throw chances of kena-ing degree holder higher than those without qualification lower than degree. Competition man..

work in Singapore since November 2009. I am a very loyal employee in Singapore. din change any job.

seriously, have you consider upgrading yourself ? maybe getting a diploma then a degree ? I always have a bit of regret of not pursuing my study further. If i did, maybe I could get a better job, a more relaxing job, higher pay and have more time to do all the things I want. oh well.

I dun beliv. Lets come out and let me inspect

Yes, what's up? 

Aren't you one of them as proven by getting PR on 1st try with STPM and only 1 year work?
There's always part time study. Will be hard for a couple of years but the benefits will be for the rest of your life. Or skip the degree, bulldoze your way into a few years of management then take MBA

Reporting In....Here...

yes me, u want  a job in shipping, logistic line?

QUOTE(Celest-Lee @ Jan 17 2012, 01:40 PM)
Anyone in shipping line? logistics?
My company is around SDV, Nippon, Expeditor and DHL....

We are logistics company mah....we have ships, trains, planes, trucks, warehouses, etc etc all over the world.

We not only liaise with suppliers, but clients, agents, brokers, vendors, etc etc as well.

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Added on January 17, 2012, 3:26 pm
Haha....tonight, i going to play with Lin Dan v2, Lin Dan v3......so cannot hantam....unless playing with Kenichi Tago v2. 

Some CNY good news copied from the Work in Australia thread
Disagree. Your posting style belongs in /k/ and nowhere else in LYN.
Well, eventually in your career you will hit a wall where you will find see that your lack of a degree is an unacceptable disadvantage. Either from managers discriminating against you because of lack of paper; or from competition from other candidates that are as good as (or almost as good as) you but have paper qualifications. So the question then is, are you going to try overcome this disadvantage earlier when you're single and have not much commitments, vs 10 years from now when you're raising 2 kids?

If the company wants you, they will appeal or apply another type of pass for u.
So in the end, this is still out of your control so worrying about it won't help.
Just follow the flow (i know, easier said than done    )
Personally, I think you should continue on with your job and continue applying.
Unless you have some sort of deadline to get here, i won't recommend quiting and jumping over.
It definitely helps in getting a job if you stay in Sg, but what if it takes a bit longer than expected.
The cost will burn a hole in your pocket when you have no income.
i think rexona meant - probably in 10 years time, you will be married and have 2 kids.
when would be a better time to start studying part time (now or the 10 years later scenario).
maybe no need for degree or diploma.
how abt specialized skills or professional certifications?
they should be in shorter terms.
I suppose those will help if you do not want the diploma / degree.

Oh...I did not got your hidden meaning earlier....my apologies.   
But I meant the professional certifications...those are mostly part time (I dun think there are ppl who resign from their job to study those paper    )
You can choose those which are more flexible for your time (probably just 1 or 2 nites on weekdays for 3 months?).
I understand the kid comes first.   

No need to rush for the certifications.
Job comes first as you need the money.
Then only you decide to study when you think you can balance work, study and life together.

Some question regarding accommodations,

1. What's the average rate for renting a WHOLE unit of a HDB flat?
I seem to see fewer such ads, though admittedly I got dizzy flipping through ads after 5 minutes, but I'd expect to see at least a few. Is it not a popular option e.g. low demand or limited supply or are there other reasons?
I'm curious because I am considering moving there (or elsewhere), but I dislike sharing i.e. just renting of 1 room and sharing with others.

2. Related question, how are the areas distributed according to command of rental price e.g. where are the expensive ones, cheaper ones, and those that are in-between? Because I see some ads that says 600+ sqft apartments renting @ 6k+, but some 1200+ sqft aprt renting @ 4.5k+. Any quick guide?

Sorry, been 10 years since I visited Singapore, so have totally no idea about all this. Replies will be much appreciated

should try the recruitment agencies...like kelly services or others.

Just receive the letter approval of my PR application.

Celest-Lee, what is your working experience? My company is hiring, but then again it'll depend on your qualifications. Drop me a PM if you're interested.

why no available?

wah. think you are among the earliest to go back. KL ?