View Full Version : Graduating soon....any kan tao???
tlwong82
02-13-2005, 06:10 PM
to all kou kou and che che out there.....most of us ( batch 1999) going to graduate very soon especially engineers , IT and business admin......any kan tao (job recommendation or opportunity) to introduce? anyone here working as senior engineer or manager liao? tai you ni kian ma ( help a bit ma)
Fulat
02-13-2005, 06:34 PM
to all kou kou and che che out there.....most of us ( batch 1999) going to graduate very soon especially engineers , IT and business admin......any kan tao (job recommendation or opportunity) to introduce? anyone here working as senior engineer or manager liao? tai you ni kian ma ( help a bit ma)
Ya! Ya! Got plenty of kan tau. Go visit jobstreet.com. Plenty of kan tau there.
aming
02-14-2005, 04:38 AM
Just wondering ... is working with Accenture Malaysia good? I heard that they don't pay well in Singapore....
daBoss
02-14-2005, 05:03 AM
Just wondering ... is working with Accenture Malaysia good? I heard that they don't pay well in Singapore....
aming, this is probably the best advice you'd get regarding your career - if you can get a job with them after graduation, grab it! they will work you like a dog but since you're young and is without a family, you should be able to take it. stay with them for at least a couple of years - you'll find that you'll be way way ahead of many of your class-mates...
LiLiaN
02-14-2005, 08:10 AM
i think first jobs should be about getting necessary experience, not about big bucks... i've known of people who thinks they're too good for the salary offered and two years after graduation, at interviews, companies wondered why "unwanted"... it's a bad strike against the job seeker really...
once you've gained some industry experience etc, that's when you make your pitch and sell yourself to higher bidders...
daBoss
02-14-2005, 08:37 AM
that is in general very true... however, for some companies, it's best for you join fresh from university - accenture is one of them - normally, if you don't get in early, you will not want to get in even if you are subsequently offered a job with them...
not good for me to post too much about this in public... most of the experienced guys would agree with me...
song cm
02-14-2005, 08:51 AM
that is in general very true... however, for some companies, it's best for you join fresh from university - accenture is one of them - normally, if you don't get in early, you will not want to get in even if you are subsequently offered a job with them...
not good for me to post too much about this in public... most of the experienced guys would agree with me...
true...these consulting companies are good as a stepping stone. But they will really work u to the ground....hang in there for 3 to 5 yrs and your market value will surely appreciate....that is if u r not dead by then.... :D
Of course, there are some who continue to stay on.......
tlwong82
02-14-2005, 09:52 AM
how about others big companies like motorola, intel, agilent, altera and etc....any comments? how about oil and gas companies like shell and exxon mobil? anyone has experience working on oil platform?
anyone working in penang?how is it? penang or kl or singapore??which one better? is it easy to get a job for fresh grad in singapore??
how about others big companies like motorola, intel, agilent, altera and etc....any comments? how about oil and gas companies like shell and exxon mobil? anyone has experience working on oil platform?
anyone working in penang?how is it? penang or kl or singapore??which one better? is it easy to get a job for fresh grad in singapore??
What offers do you have right now??
song cm
02-14-2005, 10:20 AM
how about others big companies like motorola, intel, agilent, altera and etc....any comments? how about oil and gas companies like shell and exxon mobil? anyone has experience working on oil platform?
anyone working in penang?how is it? penang or kl or singapore??which one better? is it easy to get a job for fresh grad in singapore??
Penang do have quite a lot of opportunities for engineers...working in intel or agilent is not too bad....u wont be super rich but u will have comfortable living....
hey, Infineon is opening a wafer fab in kulim...check them out....
aming, this is probably the best advice you'd get regarding your career - if you can get a job with them after graduation, grab it! they will work you like a dog but since you're young and is without a family, you should be able to take it. stay with them for at least a couple of years - you'll find that you'll be way way ahead of many of your class-mates...
let me offer a different perspective. top scorers should consider the investment banking sector. u'll work as hard, if not harder, for the 1st few years.... after that the world is your oyster.. can retire at 35 or 40 yrs old...
t-wei
02-14-2005, 12:13 PM
let me offer a different perspective. top scorers should consider the investment banking sector. u'll work as hard, if not harder, for the 1st few years.... after that the world is your oyster.. can retire at 35 or 40 yrs old...
buff - u must be in the investment banking sector since u r so call the top scorer - must be very rich also *wink*
ausman
02-14-2005, 12:33 PM
let me offer a different perspective. top scorers should consider the investment banking sector. u'll work as hard, if not harder, for the 1st few years.... after that the world is your oyster.. can retire at 35 or 40 yrs old...
Agree with buff... there are quiet a few ACS boys did really well in the investment world and had gone on semi-retirement at 35+ .... man....
I wish that badly..... :eek:
ausman
02-14-2005, 12:39 PM
Guys and Gals ....
I'm looking for contract marketing person, period 6-mth with opportunity to be permanent employee at the end of 6-mth. Interested to know more please pm me your h/p and I will call you.
Company: 3M Malaysia S/B.
buff - u must be in the investment banking sector since u r so call the top scorer - must be very rich also *wink*
no lah, me scrapping the bottom.. :(
but i'm already re-tyred... :D
aming
02-14-2005, 03:19 PM
aming, this is probably the best advice you'd get regarding your career - if you can get a job with them after graduation, grab it! they will work you like a dog but since you're young and is without a family, you should be able to take it. stay with them for at least a couple of years - you'll find that you'll be way way ahead of many of your class-mates...
ok thanks... I was just curious only lah... saw an ad somewhere for an accenture job.... but I'm looking for super laid back job... maybe become tuition teacher.... :)
song cm
02-14-2005, 04:29 PM
ok thanks... I was just curious only lah... saw an ad somewhere for an accenture job.... but I'm looking for super laid back job... maybe become tuition teacher.... :)
haha...super laid back job....go n join the government agencies....Malaysian govn, ok... :D
Fulat
02-14-2005, 04:34 PM
that is in general very true... however, for some companies, it's best for you join fresh from university - accenture is one of them - normally, if you don't get in early, you will not want to get in even if you are subsequently offered a job with them...
not good for me to post too much about this in public... most of the experienced guys would agree with me...
Very True. You need to eat humble pie first coz you might be the brightest student in class but so what. When you come out to the working world, nobody gives a shit how smart you are but how much you can deliver. You big pay day will come when you have enuf experience and has the unique skill sets which not everybody has or if you can be a major revenue contributor to the company. There are a lot of ppl who are very cocky coz they are straight A students and has a doctorate on hand and expect the pay to be like mount kinabalu so high but in reality, nobody will pay you for the paper qualification you have without the necessary working experience. However, once you have sufficient working experience and with the right paper qualifications, who knows, you might be taking over the place of Carly Forlina (if it is spelt correctly). She made more than USD20mil from being fired! What a deal!!
However, if you want instant big bucks and no need to slog so hard, take over your father's business if he already has one.
captainc
02-14-2005, 04:49 PM
how about others big companies like motorola, intel, agilent, altera and etc....any comments? how about oil and gas companies like shell and exxon mobil? anyone has experience working on oil platform?
anyone working in penang?how is it? penang or kl or singapore??which one better? is it easy to get a job for fresh grad in singapore??
used to work in intel manufacturing. quite ok for fresh grad as u get to go for long projects overseas. after a while it gets boring and the pay isn't great. r u in electrical engineering?
siewjang
02-14-2005, 05:35 PM
...However, if you want instant big bucks and no need to slog so hard, take over your father's business if he already has one.
Dino, sounds good or not? :)
Dino, sounds good or not? :)
dino alreadi has a good job.... can chat in the forum whole day and still get a fat pay! :p
Fulat
02-14-2005, 05:59 PM
buff - u must be in the investment banking sector since u r so call the top scorer - must be very rich also *wink*
You dont have to mention the obvious lah!
dino alreadi has a good job.... can chat in the forum whole day and still get a fat pay! :p
I am at home laaa....heard of time difference???
ausman
02-14-2005, 11:31 PM
I am at home laaa....heard of time difference???
Aren't you getting fat pay? better.....much better...... :eek:
Aren't you getting fat pay? better.....much better...... :eek:
I as broke as a church mouse mouse after buying all of you presents!!! :o
Rayhong
02-14-2005, 11:40 PM
I as broke as a church mouse mouse after buying all of you presents!!! :o
mice are broke? hmmm never knew :D
is that exclusively in the US or is it common elsewhere in the world as well?
and what about rats?
:D
ausman
02-14-2005, 11:45 PM
RATs are generally BIG in size.... like those we still get to see in Tmn Megah shophouses....
LiLiaN
02-14-2005, 11:47 PM
RATs are generally BIG in size.... like those we still get to see in Tmn Megah shophouses....
no lar... experience in lab says mouse bigger than rat, but rat more vicious!!! :eek:
Rayhong
02-14-2005, 11:49 PM
no lar... experience in lab says mouse bigger than rat, but rat more vicious!!! :eek:
ahhhh but the question remains - are they broke?
LiLiaN
02-14-2005, 11:52 PM
ahhhh but the question remains - are they broke?
don't think so, but they can break your fingers.... scary isn't it...?
anyway, aren't we getting off topic..?
Rayhong
02-14-2005, 11:56 PM
yes we are, sorry all
back to topic now please :D
tlwong82
02-15-2005, 12:25 AM
What offers do you have right now??
well....i went for a few interviews and all of them are located in penang....i was just wondering wether i should try my luck also for companies in kl or singapore...or oil platform in the middle of ocean...
and ...i'm trying to get any comments bout any companies so that i can make the proper choice if i have the chance.... :D ...so any suggestions??
tlwong82
02-15-2005, 12:31 AM
used to work in intel manufacturing. quite ok for fresh grad as u get to go for long projects overseas. after a while it gets boring and the pay isn't great. r u in electrical engineering?
ermm....electronics engineering actually....pure electronics....
wow.....more than half of the pages are off topics.....y it always happen in 1999 thread... :(
LiLiaN
02-15-2005, 01:07 AM
wow.....more than half of the pages are off topics.....y it always happen in 1999 thread... :(
trust me, half is not too bad already... you haven't seen class of 97 threads, nearly all off topics...
anyway, i don't have any specific advice to give as engineering is out of my knowledge range...
general advice, get a job that you think you'll enjoy and one that has opportunity to rise to the top...
no point getting something well paid but you absolutely hate it and lose motivation...
well....i went for a few interviews and all of them are located in penang....i was just wondering wether i should try my luck also for companies in kl or singapore...or oil platform in the middle of ocean...
and ...i'm trying to get any comments bout any companies so that i can make the proper choice if i have the chance.... :D ...so any suggestions??
I would advice for fresh grad....go for the experience first. You can make your money if you have the correct exp. down the road. Does that help??
Lava Gal
02-15-2005, 02:08 AM
trust me, half is not too bad already... you haven't seen class of 97 threads, nearly all off topics...
anyway, i don't have any specific advice to give as engineering is out of my knowledge range...
general advice, get a job that you think you'll enjoy and one that has opportunity to rise to the top...
no point getting something well paid but you absolutely hate it and lose motivation...
i agree wif lil, tai loong...it'd be juz work if u do it for $$$ alone...but if u do if mainly based on interest sake...i tink it'd be a bliss...a career u enjoy & look 4ward 2 going 2 work each day :)
hah...tatz from s1 who's a long long way b4 start work lo
aming
02-15-2005, 03:54 AM
aiyah... don't have to worry about work lah Mr. Wong... take over family business can already lah.... you know how much rubber wood furniture I see here in the US or not??????
or follow me lah... you sell pao I car kuey teow... earn more than an engineer anyway.... especially here in the US.... come to chicago lah... open a restaurant/stall to compete with Penang Restaurant in Chicago Chinatown... :)
hmmm... talking through my arse again.... feel free to delete mods...
ermm....electronics engineering actually....pure electronics....
wow.....more than half of the pages are off topics.....y it always happen in 1999 thread... :(
come to '92 and see - we have vague topics and come in and yak yak only :)
congrats on graduating! good luck on interviews! i have nothing new to add that the other abangs and kakaks haven't said yet. but i agree - the pay is not something that should be what you think about for your first job out of school - go for something that will give you the most experiences. think of it as a few years more of investing in your future. and stay away from pyramid schemes :D
or follow me lah... you sell pao I car kuey teow... earn more than an engineer anyway.... especially here in the US.... come to chicago lah... open a restaurant/stall to compete with Penang Restaurant in Chicago Chinatown... :)
Penang Restaurant is a US wide franchise - got 2 restaurants in the greater boston area (1 in Chinatown, 1 in Harvard Square), at least 3 in the NYC area, i saw 1 in Raleigh-Durham, NC even... good luck competing! :D
Fulat
02-15-2005, 06:18 PM
Or go work as Or Kui Tau! Sure very satisfying and who knows, after you have learn the trade and got the right kang tau, you can also open your own. Sure very rich and no need to worry about getting customers. Yours customers will find you!
tlwong82
02-15-2005, 08:25 PM
Or go work as Or Kui Tau! Sure very satisfying and who knows, after you have learn the trade and got the right kang tau, you can also open your own. Sure very rich and no need to worry about getting customers. Yours customers will find you!
yeah u should try it out 1st since u say till so good....be an example for us...
tlwong82
02-15-2005, 08:31 PM
aiyah... don't have to worry about work lah Mr. Wong... take over family business can already lah.... you know how much rubber wood furniture I see here in the US or not??????
or follow me lah... you sell pao I car kuey teow... earn more than an engineer anyway.... especially here in the US.... come to chicago lah... open a restaurant/stall to compete with Penang Restaurant in Chicago Chinatown... :)
hmmm... talking through my arse again.... feel free to delete mods...
good idea ah KEOK!!! (i finally got it) ....u can start establishing the restaurant liao...i will come n join u very soon after i learn char kuay teow from Mr. Tan so lek bro ( hui's company) and get the recipe of kong pian.....
aming
02-16-2005, 04:25 AM
good idea ah KEOK!!! (i finally got it) ....u can start establishing the restaurant liao...i will come n join u very soon after i learn char kuay teow from Mr. Tan so lek bro ( hui's company) and get the recipe of kong pian.....
wah start calling names already..... I won't sink to your level..... not.... TING LEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anyway... kong piang is a really good idea.... how come i never thought of it.... I think only Sitiawan and Sibu sells it..... so if we open store in KL think can make a lot of money man.....
but more to the topic..... don't worry so much about jobs lah.... you shouldn't have any problems getting jobs with your caliber lah.... as long as you are not too picky....
daBoss
02-16-2005, 09:48 AM
i agree wif lil, tai loong...it'd be juz work if u do it for $$$ alone...but if u do if mainly based on interest sake...i tink it'd be a bliss...a career u enjoy & look 4ward 2 going 2 work each day :)
hah...tatz from s1 who's a long long way b4 start work lo
there's been mostly good advice on this thread (except for the oh kui tau advice - not every one is suitable for that job :D)
anyway, i read a lot about $$$ is not everything. that's true... for certain people. for some (like myself), $$$ plays a significant role in motivating myself. i'm going to say this: some jobs pay well and some jobs don't pay so well. those that pay well work you to the ground. not all people for qualify all jobs.
so bottomline - think of whether $$$ is more significant in motivating you or 'quality of life' is more important. if it's $$$ think of whether you can take the shit at work - i.e. got stamina or not. then choose the right career based on your answers.
believe me, your choice determines your career path in life. once you're in one line, it's going to be terribly difficult to move to a different one after 4-5 years working.
dtchieng
02-16-2005, 10:45 AM
if can't decide on a job, can always furthur study first... :)
LiLiaN
02-16-2005, 05:05 PM
that's what i'm doing... but at least i know my further study will bring in more money later..
tlwong82
02-16-2005, 05:26 PM
wah...asking for kan tao....but end up getting so much advices....:D
but those are really good advices...except the or gui tao one :)) ...i'll appreciate it very much....thanks....
tlwong82
02-16-2005, 05:27 PM
wah start calling names already..... I won't sink to your level..... not.... TING LEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anyway... kong piang is a really good idea.... how come i never thought of it.... I think only Sitiawan and Sibu sells it..... so if we open store in KL think can make a lot of money man.....
but more to the topic..... don't worry so much about jobs lah.... you shouldn't have any problems getting jobs with your caliber lah.... as long as you are not too picky....
so when u going to step foot in malaysia??? we can discuss kong piang business together... :D
Alkapocino
02-16-2005, 05:31 PM
let me offer a different perspective. top scorers should consider the investment banking sector. u'll work as hard, if not harder, for the 1st few years.... after that the world is your oyster.. can retire at 35 or 40 yrs old...
Hmmmm....sounds good to me.
Alkapocino
02-16-2005, 05:37 PM
so when u going to step foot in malaysia??? we can discuss kong piang business together... :D
May I ask when is the last time you ate "kong piang"?
Fulat
02-16-2005, 05:52 PM
yeah u should try it out 1st since u say till so good....be an example for us...
I dont have to try out that business coz I am already successfull in what I do and have no plans to diversify for now. Anyway, I share the kang tau with you to try lah! If I am not already successfull in what I do, then I will probably give it a go!! daBoss can be my captain :D
Fulat
02-16-2005, 06:03 PM
anyway, i read a lot about $$$ is not everything. that's true... for certain people. for some (like myself), $$$ plays a significant role in motivating myself. i'm going to say this: some jobs pay well and some jobs don't pay so well. those that pay well work you to the ground. not all people for qualify all jobs.
so bottomline - think of whether $$$ is more significant in motivating you or 'quality of life' is more important. if it's $$$ think of whether you can take the shit at work - i.e. got stamina or not. then choose the right career based on your answers.
believe me, your choice determines your career path in life. once you're in one line, it's going to be terribly difficult to move to a different one after 4-5 years working.
Words of wisdoms from a very successfull man.
Listen and you shall learn,
Explore and you shall see more,
Follow and you shall succeed,
Think you so great and you shall farked up!!
ungsutiong
02-16-2005, 08:10 PM
For fresh graduates, get some working experinece & learn some useful skills which is not found in textbooks. After a few years, if u r good, u r on the right track to make some good $.
If u want to do sales, attend sales seminar & workshops organised by Insurance companies. The training is good enough for u to sell almost anything. A good salesman is always in demand & can work freelance.
Oil & gas - try Roxar or Sapura. They do lots of stuff for Petronas. Be prepared to be based in either Sudan or Hanoi.
Just remember, there is no shortcut to success.
song cm
02-16-2005, 08:54 PM
but sometimes luck and opportunities do come into play as well....it is the question of being at the right place and the right time......sometimes, one could be good but do not have the chance to prove their worth.
Also, your immediate boss is very important and whether he/she will fight for you and your worth to the organisation.....
But, bottom line as Uncle Ball has said above...it is also about hardwork and determination....
ACWAN
02-18-2005, 09:37 PM
Hello Guys,
If you wish to strike big time...I got this phrases from someone......When you are on top...be Humble...When you are below...be Patient. I initially don't know what it really means....I have to agree with Daboss...my former smart classmates. When you get ur first job, grab it...work and gain the necessary experiences...later the ball will start rolling to you.
Oil and Gas will be a good playground but not good as it used to be as I worked for them for sometime....good for stepping ground.
ACWAN
02-19-2005, 09:28 AM
Fulat, your inkling to " O...T, can spot you from miles away. This days "Diversification & Globalisation" is the "thing'. This goes with very profession....All the industries, big or small also face stiff globalisation competition.....aspiring individual freelance, cheaper labour cost???, cross transfer end products (like car manufacturing)....wohhhh...endless. Never know what we learned in the class about economics is so useful and relevant....hahah....You see in Sillipore, Msia and Indonesia....the corporate former Tai Kor also need to kow tow to someone if he never upgrades??? die die the rest. Customer find you no longer via conventional means but via hi-tech communication....super ! Multi Tasking ....is the special word...
malcolm
02-22-2005, 02:16 PM
Alven!! Satyam Computer Services called me for an interview - this Friday 4pm.
What do i have to know about the interview and aptitude test??
The HR Manager said he is looking for Java programmers as well. Not only .Net.
Will give you a call when i reach Cyberjaya. wish me luck guys..
siewhaw
03-15-2005, 12:57 AM
Looking for IT/Finance jobs? Can PM me for more details. Any Japanese speaking out there?
KoChun
03-15-2005, 01:05 AM
Haik, SiewHaw. Arigato...
Can ah?
tlwong82
03-15-2005, 06:26 PM
hajimemashite..
watashiwa wong desu....
dozo yoroshiku.... :D
i have level 4 only......anyway...i'm in engineering...
lychee
05-14-2007, 09:24 PM
For fresh graduates, get some working experinece & learn some useful skills which is not found in textbooks. After a few years, if u r good, u r on the right track to make some good $.
If u want to do sales, attend sales seminar & workshops organised by Insurance companies. The training is good enough for u to sell almost anything. A good salesman is always in demand & can work freelance.
Oil & gas - try Roxar or Sapura. They do lots of stuff for Petronas. Be prepared to be based in either Sudan or Hanoi.
Just remember, there is no shortcut to success.
Dear bros and sisters, try Aramco, Saudi Arabia. They are currently looking for lots of petroleum engineers and IT engineers. Many Petronas engineers already jumped over liao. Packages are too good to be true.
If interested, check on Saudi Aramco websites for further informations.
Good luck.
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 11:10 AM
IT people, come and join DHL Cyberjaya. We have got many job openings including one opening in Shanghai for North Asia IT director.
IT people, come and join DHL Cyberjaya. We have got many job openings including one opening in Shanghai for North Asia IT director.
So many IT people around, DHL kenot find people meh? :blink:
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 12:15 PM
So many IT people around, DHL kenot find people meh? :blink:
I think it's more like they cannot find DHL :p Even in this forum, tarak satu pun applied.
I think it's more like they cannot find DHL :p Even in this forum, tarak satu pun applied.
I come back and work for DHL can ah? :squeeze:
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 12:16 PM
I come back and work for DHL can ah? :squeeze:
No problem.... but pay you in ringgit hor..
No problem.... but pay you in ringgit hor..
Of course in ringgit but must be = to my current salary ok? :p :p
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 12:23 PM
Of course in ringgit but must be = to my current salary ok? :p :p
To get salary = to yr current, why not explore advice from Fulat? :p
To get salary = to yr current, why not explore advice from Fulat? :p
Dowan talk to Fulat laaa......that one kutuk ppl kau kau wan.:p
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 12:26 PM
Dowan talk to Fulat laaa......that one kutuk ppl kau kau wan.:p
Dun be scared... bring the forum army to back you up :p
He whack, everyone gets it!!! :p
Anson F-Clef
05-15-2007, 12:47 PM
Dun be scared... bring the forum army to back you up :p
To back him up, what arms do we need?? :p
Oddfather
05-15-2007, 01:05 PM
I think it's more like they cannot find DHL :p Even in this forum, tarak satu pun applied.
maybe DHL not good enuf.....:eek:
lychee
05-15-2007, 07:33 PM
maybe DHL not good enuf.....:eek:
DHL ada tolong absorb tax kah? Over here, earn as you'r paid in pound and greenback, car cheap, petrol cheap plus many tempting benefits loh but no China Doll only. :cheesy:
alfred98
05-15-2007, 08:43 PM
DHL ada tolong absorb tax kah? Over here, earn as you'r paid in pound and greenback, car cheap, petrol cheap plus many tempting benefits loh but no China Doll only. :cheesy:
Sure or not ...we go and import some there!!!!!:laugh:
Odysseus
05-15-2007, 09:47 PM
maybe DHL not good enuf.....:eek:
Maybe hor......
lychee
05-15-2007, 10:05 PM
:)
lychee
05-15-2007, 10:07 PM
Can someone teach me how to multi-reply in one post only? :unsure:
Oddfather
05-15-2007, 10:14 PM
Can someone teach me how to multi-reply in one post only? :unsure:
click the button(multi quote button) next to the quote button on all the posts you want to quote and finally quote the last post.
lychee
05-15-2007, 10:23 PM
click the button(multi quote button) next to the quote button on all the posts you want to quote and finally quote the last post.
Thank you Oddfather. :)
funkmeister
05-16-2007, 01:34 PM
Agree with buff... there are quiet a few ACS boys did really well in the investment world and had gone on semi-retirement at 35+ .... man....
I wish that badly..... :eek:
I find this really hard to believe. Anyone from this forum :laugh: ?
Oddfather
05-16-2007, 01:41 PM
I find this really hard to believe. Anyone from this forum :laugh: ?
those with postings above 20,000. :eek: :squeeze:
SS2006
05-16-2007, 03:37 PM
those with postings above 20,000. :eek: :squeeze:
Hahaha.....make that 15,000.:D
Oddfather
05-16-2007, 03:38 PM
Hahaha.....make that 15,000.:D
15,000 must work overtime......:squeeze:
SS2006
05-16-2007, 03:40 PM
15,000 must work overtime......:squeeze:
Overtime to reach 20,000?
Oddfather
05-16-2007, 03:46 PM
Overtime to reach 20,000?
nolar.....overtime to semi retire then only go for 20,000 posts. :)
bizzi
05-16-2007, 05:33 PM
Dear bros and sisters, try Aramco, Saudi Arabia. They are currently looking for lots of petroleum engineers and IT engineers. Many Petronas engineers already jumped over liao. Packages are too good to be true.
If interested, check on Saudi Aramco websites for further informations.
Good luck.
interesting.. i've always tot that "it's too good to be true" is a bad thing...:blink:
lychee
05-17-2007, 01:02 AM
:)
Ah Boh
05-24-2007, 02:10 PM
but sometimes luck and opportunities do come into play as well....it is the question of being at the right place and the right time......sometimes, one could be good but do not have the chance to prove their worth.
Also, your immediate boss is very important and whether he/she will fight for you and your worth to the organisation.....
But, bottom line as Uncle Ball has said above...it is also about hardwork and determination....
i totally agree... altho it seems like luck plays a bigger role than ur own efforts to get a job, it's ok cuz u can brush up ur 'luck' by d latest keyword to success i hear everywhere - networking!
hajimemashite..
watashiwa wong desu....
dozo yoroshiku.... :D
i have level 4 only......anyway...i'm in engineering...
cool... u can practise with my sis, she took up jap n tried to speak to me but i look so blur she gave up so now her jap karat liao...
So many IT people around, DHL kenot find people meh? :blink:
my hsemate is working in Eagle Logistics (EGL) which is one of DHL's main competitor. they're looking for Finance ppl, any1 interested?
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