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Graduated in 2009, but already have close to 10 years experience because i got mine on part-time basis.
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QUOTE(Fiona Chin @ Jun 1 2014, 10:36 PM) Ya that's why owing banks near to 1 million. Want to invest in the car or not? Guarantee negative returns during the life of the car, but after 9 more years can sell as scrap metals. If metals go up few thousand folds then you tycoon. we know ur pay 10x more than ur car repayment.. wet water for u Some pay a big sum of sign up bonus or the end serving rewards attractively. QUOTE(Tally33 @ Jun 1 2014, 11:52 PM) ask for my sis, any chance to work as a clerk in singapore even without cert and bad english? (She is quite pretty la, higher chance?) Hope she can go sg with me yeaps.. for sales position... QUOTE(Durian77 @ Jun 2 2014, 12:39 AM) I am seeking electrical engineering or computer science graduates for a data center. Fresh graduates or those with a few years experience may also apply. Need to be able to understand network and basic applications. You may send me your cv at yengtecklow@yahoo.com and we can talk more lester1987 QUOTE(LightningFist @ Jun 2 2014, 01:19 AM) Salary seems low in SG, for grads. Could be because we are not locals? cause our schools in general are inferior, coz there's more supply than demandWas offered a position. A ringgit salary would be almost the same or 10%-15% higher. An Aussie salary is almost 70% higher. myr 10-15% is 3 years depreciation, msia u pay higher tax less deductible.. aus u pay much higher tax, more exp cost of living.. but i would say aus is more livable.. |
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QUOTE(kof90 @ Jun 2 2014, 04:55 PM) pm mackiddo or deodorant ... we play n one of d venue is in bishanQUOTE(St. Petersburg @ Jun 2 2014, 09:53 PM) so far i've only heard of a success story from gambling in casino. He won already straight bought a Honda City in KL. i heard he won a yacht or was it helicopter at macao too.... QUOTE(Tiffany Hwang @ Jun 3 2014, 04:57 PM) it is so freaking difficult to secure an interview for a malaysian like me ... apply over 200 job baru secure 1 interview only... apply 200 get 1... apply 2000 get 10 lor.. school? previous employer? pay?with 3 years of working experince also tak laku...shiat.... =( |
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QUOTE(Tiffany Hwang @ Jun 3 2014, 05:13 PM) now every day also need to apply =) apply lor... dun b lz.. current employer is a german market research company... cause fiancee is at SG , so die die also i have to go sg at 1st i was asking SGD3000...but macam tak effective...so have to bring down to SGD2500 marry la, then can go sg liao... dun sell ur services cheap la... Malaysian jailed for failing to present passport at Woodlands checkpoint A Malaysian technician who entered Singapore at Woodlands checkpoint without presenting his passport for checking was sentenced to six weeks' jail on Tuesday. Mohd Sani Mohamad Salleh, 33, admitted to an amended charge of failing to present his Malaysia passport to the officer on duty before he entered the country on April 21. He was originally charged with attempting to enter Singapore without a valid pass. A district court heard that Mohd Sani told an Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officer that day he did not have his Malaysia passport with him. He handed over his Malaysia identity card to the officer. Two Aetos officers arrived at the counter to escort him to the arrival car secondary office. - See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore...h.nMP5RKG3.dpuf |
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QUOTE(meonkutu11 @ Jun 3 2014, 09:20 PM) Gents, http://www.mygolfkaki.com/Home.aspxGood Day. I'm looking for a good (friendly and cost) one to one golf lesson for beginner in Spore. Anybody has suggestion? Planning to have a lesson after working hour, so dont think a good choice to cross the border for the lesson. Appreciate it. join ntuc... |
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QUOTE(be_happy @ Jun 4 2014, 11:36 AM) Any Master holder work in Sg? Was thinking to invest myself MBA teach u trick...But is so exp and the ROI dunno higher or negative... http://mim.nus.edu/msc-management/38-overview tada, 15k nia QUOTE(LiangZhuge @ Jun 4 2014, 02:17 PM) immi kastam tidor, kopi, teh, sembayang, rokoks, fb, wazzap... not the 1st time, wont be the last... iranians went on mh, altantuya no record.. 1 mill indons, 700k pinoys, 200k banglas are all illegals in msia... no prob also.. if entering is not a prob... exiting lagi bochup QUOTE(vincent829 @ Jun 4 2014, 04:37 PM) income too low, dont need to pay QUOTE(ThanatosSwiftfire @ Jun 4 2014, 10:14 PM) go to indo, ur dream will be realised |
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Jun 10 2014, 10:33 AM) I doubt you can get a condo single room rented out at 800-1.2k in the sommerset area. ada... just go do a quick search...My friend who is renting in toa payoh is already paying $700 for a single room and its just a HDB unit. $700/room is typical rate for hdb.. but sometimes can find exceptions for private at low price http://www.propertyguru.com.sg/listing/172...nt-133-somerset QUOTE(Green_Emerald @ Jun 10 2014, 12:17 PM) Singapore housing is so expensive. I used to rent $580/month for two people, one of us have to sleep on the floor on mattress somemore. My money is gone just like that. wait till u go london or aus... QUOTE(cherryl9 @ Jun 10 2014, 12:53 PM) hello! my employer asked me to open an account with either DBS or POSB. I have got an E Pass. I heard that there is a minimum $1000 needed in the account to avoid penalty. Does the same rule apply to E Pass holders? yeaps... it applies, try asking whether your company have corporate relationship or not with the bank... then they can ignore that term..I cannot fork out $1000 in such a short time. I was thinking, if the penalty is $2/month, i can give them that and when my salary comes in then my balance from then on will be >1000 and so i don't have to pay the $2 penalty anymore. Thoughts? also ask your hr whether your first pay can be in the form of a chq, then u use that chq to open ur acct after ur 1st pay.. then only cont in the subsequent months as direct credit |
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Jun 10 2014, 04:33 PM) Is this unit a studio apartment? u click d ad, common room... its still a room... if dont want go for 1.1k room lorLooks like those goshiwon rooms aka the closet room space or similiar to utility rooms that i used to stay when i was working in singapore. QUOTE(fcuk90 @ Jun 10 2014, 04:42 PM) how much is needed to start up the first month working in sg? if can sgd5k... Rental 700 . deposit ? one month ? add another 700 mrt 100 food ? 600 enough ? looks like around 2k sgd. someone can enlight me ? bank 1k, rental 1month, depo 1 month, agent 1month... pong 200, mkn minum geylang... etc etc... |
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QUOTE(reeve-826 @ Jun 10 2014, 11:47 PM) perseverance... keep trying... it is not the person who's talented or with the most potential who wins... it is the person who preserves... if u send 1 resume n no reply, u send more again... send until u get a reply, send till u get an interview... send until u get a jobhard or tough who cares... there're so many of us here working in sg... if we can do it so can u... if u cant, it is u who failed yourself... no matter how hard, just try... what's there to lose... but all to win... all the best |
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QUOTE(crapp0 @ Jun 11 2014, 11:44 AM) Alot of bureaucracy, legal framework and advance cheques just to satisfy the landlord requirements and to lock in to further negotiations from what my friend who is working in singapore is telling me. no lor.. a lot of guidelines are drawn up by cea to clean up the industry... LOI is an extra step, not requirement... In korea, i just approach a local housing agent, and put in a price which is negotiable, if the landlord is ok with the inital offering, i will meet the landlord in person to view the place, make the final offer and if everything is ok, sign the tenancy agreement and handshake on it. No LOI BS and issuing a cheque just to prove to the landlord that i am serious about renting, if i wasnt, i wouldnt be searching through an agent in the first place. I used to work in sg 2 years back and whenever i rented, there was no LOI. Just meet up with the landlord and agent to discuss everything in person and get it done there and then. I guess renting is quite a terrible process once the human element aka the landlord is usually never present during negotiations. korea's real estate industry is not so internationalized, not so matured too.. in sg real estate used to be a cow boy industry... until cea came into the picture... rental dont need LOI, lol.. some agents wanna be more systematic dats why actually the landlord dont hv to be there, the agent representing the landlord should be the one talking to potential tenant... but of course if this is the case of renting room, both parties gotta know each other better since they would be living under one roof... if whole unit rental, no landlord dont hv to be there and instead would be better not to be there... QUOTE(be_happy @ Jun 11 2014, 04:58 PM) no job ler... QUOTE(iWoz @ Jun 11 2014, 08:26 PM) well, that's the common view.. if u can snatch it from some1 who has a better degree... isnt that an achievement? if u keep thinking there's always some1 better... arent u running away from the arena b4 the match have even started? |
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QUOTE(gnc88 @ Jun 12 2014, 12:10 AM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « On a side note, my MBA also earned me my life partner QUOTE(crapp0 @ Jun 13 2014, 08:01 AM) Lol, i am talking about my friend who having no experience in renting a whole unit with the LOI since it was usually more straight forward with meeting with the housing agent and landlord, talking it over and signing the tenancy with no LOI in sight. well, it protects both sides... just like OTP/booking fee when buying/selling... so some smart alek comes out with LOI, it gives both sides some security... I am not living or working in singapore anymore so this doesnt affect me one bit but i understand why my friend who is encountering the LOI for the first time is rightly pissed that an extra step in renting a unit is there. When i used to rent my house in Sydney, there was no such thing as an LOI, i just keep on contact with my agent through e-mail or skype and if both parties agree on the price and terms, then my agent will set up everything for me. as I had mention, sg's real estate industry used to be a very cowboy/dark area... the moment ppl heard real estate agent they would spit, any tomdicknharry can be an agent, event auntie.... not anymore since cea comes in.. sydney is a develop country... ppl are less sneaky.. just like most matured angmoh mkt, like US, UK.. etc... |
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QUOTE(be_happy @ Jun 19 2014, 02:43 PM) haha... agree... our gahmen work hard to bring more bangkala in... heard my cousin work in construction industry said their pay seems like same with SPM level... heh... bangkala can earn up to 5k.. dont be suprised...their skills fit their role perfectly, that's why they get paid more... spm holder wont get paid more for not being able to perform in the role QUOTE(jorakman @ Jun 19 2014, 03:58 PM) Hi all. Need helps and opinion...... errr, transfer back means employment is with the msian entity? beware of with holding tax on your sg income... less than 183 days in sg, u kena high taxI would like to ask about the levy of employment pass in Singapore. For network engineer, what is the levy the company has to pay if the salary is SGD2500 and SGD3000? Any formula to calculate/know exact or estimated figure ? I will be working in SG for 3-6 months only for on-job-training. After that i will be transferred back to KL to manage their KL office and client. Would it leave a bad record at SG government if i want to apply work permit again next time (with another company)? Thanks for comment Have a great day nope, your transfer is valid.. it is not as though you're like http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore...r-ica-reinstate QUOTE(lolipoppers @ Jun 20 2014, 03:20 PM) |
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