I'm familiar with IBP but I dont work there.

extremepower, please stop spamming nonsense. your posts are getting very annoying to read.

What's to consider?

I will buy you a one way ticket to a 3 day suspension. This is your final warning.

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.

I would also recommend just dropping your resume before you graduate. If you're good enough to warrant an interview, they can do it over the phone.

My wife got hired this way 6 months before she completed her Masters degree.

I only had 2 weeks to settle my accomodation and move to SG when I got transferred last time. March is like forever from now.

But a word of advice. Take your time to find a place that you are comfortable staying in! When I first got here I rented a room from an aunty from hell. Used to go through my stuff when I was away at work even though I locked the doors. Creepy!

There is no "best" bah kut teh. It all boils down to personal preference. Some like the soup to be herbal-based, some like it to be soya sauce-based, some like it without the extras (mushrooms, intestines, etc).

But hey, saying that Klang bah kut teh is not as nice as JB's is like saying Penang char kueh teow is not as nice as Klang char kueh teow (which is yummy also lah actually). Wanna kena whack ar!

Singapore BKT? No eye see.

Klang boy here btw.

search jobstreet for "operation executive" or "marketing coordinator"

who knows? might get lucky and "kena" my company

Just crossed into malaysia. Traffic is smooth all the way!

Now to take a nap.

I reckon it will be more than that, unless you're putting up with relatives.

Assuming you sign a 2 year rental agreement for a room, you will need to pay 2 months deposit. Then you gotta sign up for phone, buy some necessities, get a ez-link card, etc.

Safer to say 3k at least.

I applied after 6 months of work, and I got it. My wife (who has a Masters Degree and working in the health sector) also applied after 6 months and hers got rejected (approved later after appeal).

Hard to say really, but go ahead and apply if you're gonna stay here for the long term.

no worries, even if you got rejected, you can always appeal.

my guess is that you will be trained to sell investment products for the bank

no idea at all since i'm not from the banking industry either.