monday deep blue 
kena sardine by few auntie in the train this morning  "sienz", sg mrt cant cope already

actually i can get more than RM5k here. If you can get extra 2k (after convert to RM), do u think is worth for you to move?

SGD5K - rental at least SGD700 = SGD4300..

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Added on February 29, 2012, 3:03 pm
Actually agent also told me that: since you can get that amount in malaysia, why u still want to go singapore (although salary extra 1k-2k). I just feel singaporean are push down our salary because we are malaysian and they know we want to earn SGD.

If you're in a good job in Singapore... you'll earn more working a secure, relatively stress free 8 hours a day vs 99% of the people who do their own little business working 24/7.

If the business venture is something ground breaking, game changing - then yes, it's worth the time, energy and risk.

But if it's something lame like opening a cafe, makan place, some dinky little store selling handphones somewhere... I rather work 9 to 5 and earn a much better return on the investment of my time & energy.

If you are going to stay 1 month there, you should have time to walk around. Forgot the names spelling,
Park Guelle, Sagrada Familia temple, I think there is a bull fighting ring also (not used anymore?).
If got full day, try to goto Montserrat by train. They have some funny buildings also with tiles and books, etc.
MNG and Mango there are like Giordano/Baleno here, everywhere also have shops.
That's all I recall now.

If got > 2D time, take overnight train/bus to Zaragoza, Madrid, Valencia.

OOT already    Working in Spain

What surprises me, is that HK's pay is so much lower compared to Singapore. I for one expected them to be relatively similar, given that the perception of HK as financial powerhouse and the so-called gateway to China.

It's the lag effect in job opportunities against population growth. While is good that capitalism catalyze technology advancement and allow labour skills to move up the value chain... It fails to tackle the lag effect. I worried for people in the tech industry that is not part of apple and Samsung product value chain.... Like Nokia

Could be subsidiary cards. Or they already have a home loan etc with the bank. Or they may have other income you don't know about. Or they simply didn't tell you their real salary. I have never told anyone besides my parents my real salary in my entire life.

You hansem kua?

hey guys, i just give some opinions on working in SG...I am working in SG with an EP; just feel that SG is a place to work,solely for that,nothing is greater than our motherland(Malaysia);the bad is only our government,if our government is good, people-oriented,corruption-free,upholding the law of the country, emphasis on corporate government,i believe we all dun be so suffered to work at another country,right??

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Added on May 7, 2012, 11:34 amI pray to God,hopefully I can gain sufficient experience,to be professionally qualified(hopefully it will be smooth in this 3-5years),go back to serve my country,our newly formed government! i encourage u guys to come back to serve the country,to let it continue to prosper; i believe that u guys dun wan to see our country always lags behind of other country,right?

I see nowadays salary also not bad in KL too (on the salary thread here), 5 years exp can achieve RM8K to RM10K

Anyhow, I am still considering

BTW, how come P2 categorize as Elite? IMHO, earning 5k not really an elite life. I'm sure lots of ppl debated before about RM and SGD, I would like to compare a life of a single(35 years old) man living in KL and a SGPR

In KL, he can purchase a Rm500k double-storey house and drive a new Honda City.

In SG, he can only afford a $400k HDB and cannot afford a new car