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 JPA scholarship.....should take or shouldnt?, share ur opinion plz......

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feynman
post Jan 21 2007, 01:27 PM

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When you go overseas and once you have seen the opportunities on offer, I do not know if you guys will still have the same opinion in working for the government.

Every year, we can read reports on scholars saying that they will return and blah blah blah.......but when they have spent 3 years in a good university overseas with reasonable grades, besides seeing prospects of being employed by a big firm with good perks and remuneration,last but not least, a distant possibility of a PR in a particular country, they sure would regret what they have said.

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post Jan 25 2007, 07:08 AM

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QUOTE(azarimy @ Jan 24 2007, 10:25 PM)
since when do UTM JPA scholarship holders need to wear long sleeves? jangan bawak cerita karut laa. food sucks in UTM? u sure? coz we dont have canteen based food services, but we have contract vendors. if u dont like one stall, go to the next one.

people should start educating themselves between anti-government and anti-BN. those who end up in ISA are usually people who couldnt differentiate. since JPA is handing out money, TAKE it. they ask for u to be loyal to the government, not BN. means that if there were any change of gvment, u will still be loyal to malaysia and serve for the best of her. what's wrong with being patriotic?
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jan 24 2007, 10:33 PM)
Feynman,

What is the problem in your scenerio?  In that case, a person would have earn enough money to pay off the JPA scholarship and they will not have to work for the government.

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huh?

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post Jan 26 2007, 10:49 PM

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QUOTE(azarimy @ Jan 26 2007, 09:52 PM)
oh forgot to mention this:

although working with the gvment have low basic salary, it's the perks that gets u by.

i. u have various types of non-taxable allowances. u get allowances for home (around RM170 - RM900), for spouse and kids, critical field and many more. non-taxable!

ii. yearly bonus. not much, but it's guaranteed.

iii. free medical.

iv. extremely low interest rate for housing/car loans.

v. it's extremely hard to get fired. they will always give u several options (if u really suck at ur job): 3 months notice to quit; or u voluntarily letak jawatan; or u transfer urself to another department, school, ministry or even another state; or they will demote u.

vi. ultimately: breakfast at 8.00am, brunch at 10.30, lunch at 1pm and tea at 3.30pm. mengalahkan hobbit...
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LMAO............If one wants to have a simple life, this is a great choice.

 

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