ORD jobs?
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so what jobs did you guys take up after ord and which are the best jobs around =p
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what a strange question...Originally posted by crimson soldier:so what jobs did you guys take up after ord and which are the best jobs around =p
most people took up what they study in sch lor...
most of friends in ns day took up engineers/programmers/technical support
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i have friends who dunno wat to do after NS so they sign on...
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a friend of mine took up a auxilliary police position and earned 2.8k before cpf....but with 110 hours of OT a month...
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i worked for G2000, E2max, pokka, factory, friven n data entry after i ord..
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chiong OT to earn more $$
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best is slack for a few months after ord before getting a job or starting sku....
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Hi crimson soldierOriginally posted by crimson soldier:so what jobs did you guys take up after ord and which are the best jobs around =p
I would sincerely advised you to study for uni
try Applying for NUS ,NTU even if u cant get in this time ,next year
or go SMU or SIM to study
its good for u as you only a A level student ,going out to work now is abit boh hua for u lor
my sincere advise
bohiruci
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he worked how long?Originally posted by crimson soldier:a friend of mine took up a auxilliary police position and earned 2.8k before cpf....but with 110 hours of OT a month... -
this thread should be in The Concrete Jungle, not here.
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can work part time.... giving out useless pieces of papers to people who will throw it away like 5 metres away from u.
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Please flip the papers when you do...
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Hi guys,
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"There's no point having a perfect eyesight, but with no VISION." -
I tot its called Financial Management ?Originally posted by de_leo:Hi guys,
If you are going to ORD, and are 21yrs old and above + you have a min of 4 O-levels passes, I will like to invite you to explore the potential of the Wealth Management industry.
This is a very result-oriented business and you have to be a goal-getter with strong sense of responsiility and professionalism.
Successful candidates will be able to build up your own businesses guided with our structured training and development.
Monthly funding of $1,500 - $3,000 (valid only for applications before August 2007) will also be granted to selected candidates who meet our criterias.
If you think you have the DRIVE and ENTREPRENEUR spirit, PM me for an interview.
"There's no point having a perfect eyesight, but with no VISION."
Actually deal more with insurance ?
In short, insurance company ?
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Hi there,
the term Financial Management may be more related to financial accounting sometimes, thus wealth management will be more appropriate, or even financial planning. In a nutshell, it is about the creation, management and preservation of wealth.
In the past, insurance products selling formed the bulk of the nature of the business, however the landscape has much evolved as we deal more in the provision of a total customized solution to meet the financial goals of our clients. Some of the solutions include personal risk management, investment planning, business risk management as well as estate planning.
We represent Manulife Financial, which is a leading Canadian-based financial services group serving millions of customers in 19 countries and territories worldwide. Operating as Manulife Financial in Canada and Asia. We were recently conferred the "AAA" rating by Standard & Poors. -
hmmm, another sales job
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Sales position is the best opportunity to spread your wings and be rewarded for your due effort unless you are just contended with a job with a fixed pay while hoping for your year-end bonus if it materialize.
Why not take ownership of your income and work towards what you're worth instead rather than waiting for someone else to move your cheese.
But to be honest, not everyone is cut out for sales as well, especialy if we are talking about a service-based industry where trust building is the key to your success. Different folks different strokes. If you are outgoing and loves meeting people, do drop me a PM.