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This post has been edited by bryon: Nov 20 2008, 09:30 AM

Could you like stop repeating the same post?

can u pls ignore it
tq

i lol'ed...at their post...
btw...izzit ok for me to post here...
erm...kinda doing survey on salary n benefit in cust service line...
if can plz pm me...
if cannot also plz pm me...
thx...

No, I can't. Can you please not spam the thread? Tq.

I am still looking forward a job switch but SG-SG.

now isn't the best timing...
try to look around 1st...
if u think worth it then go for it lo...

Yea, washabushi is right. Temporarily hold on to your job first. Maybe start to switch once the economic condition has stabilised.

me wan to job hop for so long...
but all those salary not worth for me to jump(plz dont tell me in future money not important)
well looking for those that can give me bout 30% more on my currently salary...
n i'm ready to sacrifice my time...

Sorry, but since u've mentioned it.
Money is seriously not worth it (unless you're 40yrs above). Most important is wat value add that job gives you. Telling from a person who job hopped 4 employers in 2 yrs. It will haunt u back in future.

Thanks for the advice. No doubt for now the economy is bad, of course have to be extra careful... But then..., let say economy takes one to two years to recover, I'm afraid I can't afford to spend that much time on a job which adds no more value, yet working like hell with peanut pay (hmm... I guess I sounds like desperated) that will be kinda sad.

This post has been edited by Find The Way: Nov 20 2008, 09:32 PM

Everywhere will going salary cut & hard to look for job,but anyhow,i look for sg vacancy still..ha ha

Who can share with me for a freshie with ACCA looking for a job in PWC, EY or KPMG in Singapore. How much he/she could get?

After working for 1-2 years, how much his/her salary could go? Thx

Moving to Singapore in January.
Hope the working environment there is as good as where I am currently at.

Welcome to SG, and good luck.

Just some kind advices:-

1) Working in outskirts of SG usually pays more than working in the city. For eg: working in Tuas, Jurong can demand more salary than working in City Hall, Orchard or Marina Bay.

2) For rental, staying along the purple line usually is more expensive, follow-by Green line and the least expensive is the Red Line. But this depends whether are you staying near to City or not. For eg:-
Staying in Punggol rent may go up to $600, staying in Tampines maybe $550 and staying in Bukit Batok maybe just $500 for a same size room.

hey , .. im wondering what are available electronic or electrical companies in sg ? ... im referring to those which are well-known. well i only know there is national semicon. ..

hows the demand of e n e engineer in sg anyway ? .. planning to find job in sg mid of next year.

i need some advise from experience ppl.. this is my scenario:

i've already been in Singapore for 1 month +.. as my visa expired for the first month, i went out to Johor n came back to renew my visa and prolong the staying period..
then i got an extension of another 1 month..

so question is, are there such rules or regulation stating that i cannot be in Singapore for 2 months, n that i have to go back for 1 month before coming back to sg again??

experience ppl pls advise, its kinda urgent..
btw, my purpose here is to job hunt n it has been 1 month+ since i came here..

thanks in advance..

There are Japanese MNCs hiring Electrical Engineers (e.g: Panasonic, NEC, etc.)
US MNCs (Motorola, HP, Spansion, etc.)
European MNCs (Siemens, Continental, etc.)

You really need to search for yourself on the Job portals.

How can that be?

All the high paying jobs in high paying industries, HQs etc are in the CBD, Shenton Way, Orchard etc.

At the end of the day, I don't think it's "area" specific, but organisation specific. The best paying jobs in Sg are the global & regional responsibility ones at the MNC HQs. In terms of industry, it's the banks hands down... although that's a bit doubtful nowadays.

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Added on November 22, 2008, 9:20 amObviously there's no such rule as you've already "i went out to Johor n came back to renew my visa and prolong the staying period.. then i got an extension of another 1 month.."

You've answered your own question.

This post has been edited by seantang: Nov 22 2008, 09:20 AM