tats bad , should change bank

Yeah... So monthly now take one time in the early month then in between if can Nets/Visa then I use. Now one month maybe need to withdraw twice only

I thought all bank the same??

DBS/POSB also like that laa

My acct dun have withdrawal limit and normally wun fall below the limit

i'm wondering the standard waiting time for job offer (after interview)? if the firm does not respond to your follow up email regarding the status of application, what does it mean? should i keep on waiting for it? btw, fyi, i'm applying for audit firms.

I would suggest to wait for one week after the interview and follow up with a call.
If after one week after the call still no news, then maybe then you can give up on it.

-del-

This post has been edited by jungyu: Jan 15 2017, 11:07 PM

Withdraw more than 4 times also no charge $2?

You all high flyer how to fall below the $1000 limit? $1000 is like... 5% of your monthly salary?

wait 1 month no respond then call .
Until this point they probably dont want you .

Lol

If i am high flyer , i wun be in tis forum, now should enjoy my chick on top of mbs

Morning all taikos,

I would like to ask what is the chances for us Malaysian to work in Singapore nowadays? After all the levy and etc....

I am from banking sales background (mostly), thinking to go SG work as banking back office support/customer services/ or other possibility.

Anyone of you got any advise for me this newbie?

Btw, i have a quick look through on the first page it is very informative. Thanks TS.

As you can see from responses in this thread, lots of Malaysians still getting jobs in SG.

But for your target of banking back office ... very little chance. For starters, most banks are in the process of moving (or have already moved) BO roles to cheaper places. On top of that, BO entry level is unspecialized, so there's plenty of supply from local SC/SPR fresh grads.

Same story with CS.

It's not impossible, no harm trying, just want to set the right expectations.

Thanks for the piece of advise.

I am setting my expected salary around SGD2.4k. i guess its reasonable?

After deducting all the expenses and rental, i guess not much left.

What are your general qualifications? Working experiences etc.?
I'm just asking to see if the salary fits your profile. S$2.4k doesn't seem
quite right. And yes, you won't have much left. Given all the perfect conditions (which is possible),
you maybe able to save about 1-1.2k I think.

hi, i am a diploma holder from a local college.

Worked as bank sales staff for 3 years, HR learning and development coordinator 2 years, property agent 2 years+

what do you think?

the date stated is the earliest date you can collect it.
if u cannot make it on that day, go collect it the next afternoon that you are available.
dun drag too long though...not sure how long they going to keep it for u.

Then S$2.4k is reasonable I guess.
You can try S$2.5-2.6k too since you have some work experience.
Although, you'll have to do some market research I think.
Try this site:- http://www.payscale.com/research/SG/Job=Sa...ssociate/Salary

Thank you for the info. Will go home and check the website for more information.

If you dont mind doing sales, that should be easier to get
Banking/insurance sales are still highly in demand i believe

Any idea if there's any active fb group for rooms for rent sg.

Im looking for a place in ang mo kio/bishan to move in sept

Dont mind to try, but not sure if i can handle difficult customers in SG.

Plus i feel turn over for bank sales staff is very high (based on my experience in MY)