may i ask
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how long do a poly grauate to find a job?
how long will it take him/her to promote to senior rank?
what if you continue to work for this company or will u quit if you cant promote within limit years? -
depends on ur luck, skill, interview... if u lucky havent finish might get.. suay months... senior rank will take many yrs... see how much u learn n ur competence.... wat question is tat?Originally posted by rainhawk87:how long do a poly grauate to find a job?
how long will it take him/her to promote to senior rank?
what if you continue to work for this company or will u quit if you cant promote within limit years? -
yeah luck is the word
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lucky profound.
so how long u all take to promote ? (for working adult only) -
I hope this will help you.Originally posted by rainhawk87:how long do a poly grauate to find a job?
how long will it take him/her to promote to senior rank?
what if you continue to work for this company or will u quit if you cant promote within limit years?
http://www.np.edu.sg/aa/polysurvey.html -
1 . The time span of finding a job within graduation from poly can also be aided by given a good testimonial from your personal mentor . That being said, companies which usually recruit poly students for work attachments usually seek opinions from your personal mentor on the listed students. So you're supposed to lay a good impression on your mentor from day one in poly .
However there is no specific time span from which u can find a job after graduation . All this will be determined by how well you impress the company's HR managers ,results and testimonials from teachers.
2. Face it, a polytechnic diploma holder can never go on to management level in a
MNC( if that's the kind of organization you're referring to ) . This is because the minimum requirement for attaining management status is to have a degree. That's what my teacher told me . Yes you can attain management level , but that's only if you start your own company ( no pun intended ) .
However if you excel in your work at any MNC organization , the top management may consider sending you back to school ( they will even sponsor a part of your studies, or maybe the foot the entire bill) . Upon getting a degree, they'll automatically promote you to management level. -
If u wanna stay on in that field or that line, u might wanna consider speeding up the tree by taking a part time degree coz.... Unless it is sale related... then dun bother.
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i used to worked
in a MNC that deal with logistics one
Sad to say those always follow the boss backside
one promote very fast one in regardless they work like
hell a not...
those who work like hell one knn never get promoted one
I am one of them...
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There are a lot of factors that involve in evaluating should one gets promoted.
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For poly graduate, i advice them to go for further studies, such as specialise diploma, advance diploma or University. MBA, PhD. If not, you will alway find frustration in doing so much works but the credit goes to your superior who holds a higher education. That is the true of it, and you just couldn't get over him/her, cos he/she got so much time to further his/her knowledge by studying.Originally posted by rainhawk87:how long do a poly grauate to find a job?
how long will it take him/her to promote to senior rank?
what if you continue to work for this company or will u quit if you cant promote within limit years?
On the street today, about 70% middle age and below hold diplomas, so it is very common, you should make yourself to a sell out/valuable by advancing your skills and knowledges further.
Out of 1000 poly graduates, only 10 are the real hardworking and "cunning" ones that will go to the top, rest will just be doing mono jobs same like playing Mono-Poly.
If you aint get a job, dun talk about promotion. -
U need to socialise a bit in the big company, aka office politics.
this cannot be avoided, either u r part of it or be a victim for it.
Once ppl's impression of you is good, everything goes well.
Plus you must work hard also.... -
btw, i am a diploma student in shipping and used to hold a manager position in a electronic sales company...
I am still a manager now but of different trade atm
I work hard and socialise a lot, this comes with a price and sacrifices of time and money, so it really must depend on your character also..
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Your working life sounds interesting. Care to elaborate more about your working life? what do you mean by it comes with a price and sacrifice of time?Originally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:btw, i am a diploma student in shipping and used to hold a manager position in a electronic sales company...
I am still a manager now but of different trade atm
I work hard and socialise a lot, this comes with a price and sacrifices of time and money, so it really must depend on your character also..
I would like to know pls.
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I work my way up from a sale executive and after one year, got promoted to Sales Manager in that firm.Originally posted by pokkagreentea:Your working life sounds interesting. Care to elaborate more about your working life? what do you mean by it comes with a price and sacrifice of time?
I would like to know pls.
The price and sacrifice means that you may need to forgo your personal time for your work.
Dun wan to elaborate more cos u r not TS..
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chey liddat only. I kinda expected some drama but not bad ah...1 yr alr promoted. grats.Originally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:I work my way up from a sale executive and after one year, got promoted to Sales Manager in that firm.
The price and sacrifice means that you may need to forgo your personal time for your work.
Dun wan to elaborate more cos u r not TS.. 
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got some drama in between, but just dun wanna go into details, wait my ex-colleagues also see sgforums, how sia.Originally posted by pokkagreentea:chey liddat only. I kinda expected some drama but not bad ah...1 yr alr promoted. grats. -
Dont think there's an absolute answer to ur questions.
it all depends on how warm and comfortable your hand feels when cupping the boss' balls.
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really envy...Originally posted by sLeEpWaLkErInG:I work my way up from a sale executive and after one year, got promoted to Sales Manager in that firm.
The price and sacrifice means that you may need to forgo your personal time for your work.
Dun wan to elaborate more cos u r not TS..
but u really sacrifice alots of ur time.
hmm marine can go to sale? -
wah i oso got interested.
marine ---> sale?
i pursuing dip. in marine industry atm.
TS go for scholarship la. serve the bond then continue working there. thats my plan for now. -
Sales is too general, all is takes is how you are able to present yourself well and talk to people.
Self confidence is very important be it sales or other industry. Over self confidence is not to good as ppl will see u as too conceited.
Just take the humble pie when attending interview that you are willing to learn.
This is very important, as there is 4 quadrants:
Able and willing, Able but unwilling, Unable and willing, Unable and Unwilling.
Employers are looking for candidates in the first sector and sometimes in the 3rd sector as you are trainable for those. So you must be able to show them you are in the first sector to elimate the competition..
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hmm from year 1 first day i agure with the mentor i think she had bad impression about me. She not even lect us any module yet can give testimo (describle from result maybe) but i prefer to work to prove my working ablitiy than to use some lousy testimol to help me.Originally posted by 2cansam:1 . The time span of finding a job within graduation from poly can also be aided by given a good testimonial from your personal mentor . That being said, companies which usually recruit poly students for work attachments usually seek opinions from your personal mentor on the listed students. So you're supposed to lay a good impression on your mentor from day one in poly .
However there is no specific time span from which u can find a job after graduation . All this will be determined by how well you impress the company's HR managers ,results and testimonials from teachers.
2. Face it, a polytechnic diploma holder can never go on to management level in a
MNC( if that's the kind of organization you're referring to ) . This is because the minimum requirement for attaining management status is to have a degree. That's what my teacher told me . Yes you can attain management level , but that's only if you start your own company ( no pun intended ) .
However if you excel in your work at any MNC organization , the top management may consider sending you back to school ( they will even sponsor a part of your studies, or maybe the foot the entire bill) . Upon getting a degree, they'll automatically promote you to management level.
btw how other how long u work when 1st promote -
Marine industry is quite hot now, but i got no intention of going back even though i know i can get more $$, as this heat is not for long.Originally posted by cApitaland:wah i oso got interested.
marine ---> sale?
i pursuing dip. in marine industry atm.
TS go for scholarship la. serve the bond then continue working there. thats my plan for now.
BTW, the marine course i was in is not because i like the course cos my 'O' lvl result no good, that's y i am there..
but hack it, i got the semi long service award for 4 yrs just for that piece of crap that i know i will not be using. -
You have a great attitude on self-reliance but do not overdo it, try to be humble at times, there will be people out there trying to help you.Originally posted by rainhawk87:hmm from year 1 first day i agure with the mentor i think she had bad impression about me. She not even lect us any module yet can give testimo (describle from result maybe) but i prefer to work to prove my working ablitiy than to use some lousy testimol to help me.
btw how other how long u work when 1st promote
I work in different environments, b4 NS, work in disco and promote to Captain after half a year of service, boss say cannot promote to supervisor cos i haven go NS.. . then itz MLM, whereby i temporary stay inactive due to personal reasons, then the electronic sales company as in the post above..