Personally, I am not sure if leaving out information like this on your resume will do you any good, your future employer will probably ask if you have had any experience working in Singapore? Correct me if am wrong, i think they are able to find out from your work pass.

You are the one who in the shipyard one izit?

i also think that they can found out my previous employment from my EP. Better be frank. Thanks for your reply. Anyways, any taiko here know any good engineering consultancy firm? Try google before but it's still all blur.

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Added on September 18, 2012, 10:44 amYes, shipyard work is not for whinnie and i experience it first hand . Money is good but no life.

This post has been edited by athrun300: Sep 18 2012, 10:44 AM

Maybe different people,different thinking, i know someone work in shipyard also, and he now buy condo at JB and new car already, meanwhile i got nothing.haha..cannot jealous on him, only can work hard to get it.

yes, different people different perspective. The money do come with a price though. I would want a job i have passion in and money will eventually come along the path

currently i'm using maxis postpaid. if i work in SG, i would like to maintain the phone number because many contact list. what is the cheapest option for me?

2) is it possible to convert the number to SG service providers?
3) any websites that I can refer to about this issue?
4) how about you guys working in SG. how do you manage this?

i mainly maintain this number to call/receive Malaysian numbers. of course if it's bundled with internet service is better because i'm using smartphone.

i tried to google this issue but i can't find a good reference.

thanks!

This post has been edited by SONYSONY: Sep 18 2012, 01:06 PM

That is only true IF and only IF other people are also passionate about whatever you're passionate about... and they are willing to pay you money to be passionate on their behalf.

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Added on September 18, 2012, 1:27 pmNo, you cannot port your Malaysian number over to Singapore. You can only maintain your number with Maxis and then use international roaming when you're in Singapore.

So, you cannot port phone numbers from one country to another. In fact, you cannot even use the same number in different countries (ie. including the country and district codes, and in Malaysia's case - the telco code). That's simply because each country has a unique country code, and not many countries use a telco code.

Even if you just want to use the same Malaysian phone number (not including country and telco code) in Singapore, it will not totally be the same even if it were available for registration. Malaysian phone numbers are 7 digits. Singapore is 8 digits.

This post has been edited by seantang: Sep 18 2012, 01:27 PM

What is your passion? Having passion alone doesn't feed you.
You're young and equipped with very little experience it would be more viable if you could suck it up and learn as much as possible from your current job instead of focusing on the long working hours.

Anyhoo.. the choice is yours.

valid point. I do hope i can achieve that one day. Now i can just hope to find new job soon.

Well, wish you luck, you experience it before and you should know that job hunting is tough and take some times.

i will go to IBP (International Business Park) nxt month for training. may I know any cheap hotel nearby?
I'm planning to stay at fragrance hotel oceanview or waterfront

Thanks!

This post has been edited by SONYSONY: Sep 18 2012, 02:57 PM

anyone queuing for the iphone 5 this friday?

Queuing is by "invitation". Yes that's what I was told by the Telco.

I read from hwz that singhel is providing ticket system while my provider still go with old skool 1st come 1st serve queue method.

What you mean by queue by invitation? how they invite??

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Added on September 18, 2012, 3:45 pmGo training no provide accommodation?

This post has been edited by yhoong12: Sep 18 2012, 03:45 PM

It is true. I just got my job in JSPL. I was jobless for almost 2 months before i got the job in JSPL. I quit my previous job before getting new job even thought my ex boss counter offered my and it was quite tempting. Even my client offered me a job but i didnt take it. Looking for a job in sg is not really ec.

F1 night race is coming alredy
so what's the plan ?
anyone bought ttickets?

for me i downgrade the maxis postpaid to rm30/month plan and get a new SG number.

newcomer? What position?

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Added on September 18, 2012, 7:24 pmI pay the training myself.
that's why i need a cheap hotel.
any other hotels better than fragrance hotel?
the hotel is near to training center. maybe just need 15 mins by taxi.

tq!

This post has been edited by SONYSONY: Sep 18 2012, 07:25 PM