u need to work out what prospect u are aiming for after the 3.5k
is it promotion to another new level of management? Is it just waiting for salary increment?
Is earning RM 3500 at 27 normal?
Is earning RM 3500 at 27 normal?
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Oct 11 2022, 06:50 PM
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u need to work out what prospect u are aiming for after the 3.5k is it promotion to another new level of management? Is it just waiting for salary increment? kim heenim liked this post
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Oct 11 2022, 07:20 PM
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Oct 11 2022, 08:24 PM
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If you can get a gov job, definitely go for it. When I finally thought about applying for gov job, I was already too old. The great thing about gov is not just the pension, but also the post retirement medical benefits. If you are someone of modest habits, a gov job is great for your future. I think the age limit is around 30/30+? If that's the case, you can still work in the private sector for a couple more years and see where you're at. Who knows, maybe you'll be a highly paid manager by then. If you feel by then that you'll always be a regular salary-man, then you should try to go for gov. Just know that promotion prospects might not be high if you don't meet certain qualifications. kim heenim liked this post
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