I find that sporeans look down on service jobs like waiters and concierge, why is that so?Service to man is always a virtue and don't people realise one needs to serve to make a world a better place and don't always to be served :( even if you're rich
Due to salary.
No tips.
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Why do non-singaporeans like to serve?
Between a $1400, 12hr shift job ,and a $2800, 8-5 office job, which would you choose?
I choose to serve of course
Man you guys should look at the salaries and pride of service profession in europe and america..very chic unlike singapore pulling long face no pride in their job
proportionate to the pay.
Singaporeans are too concerned about money.
No experience I think=no value.
You go other countries and pay some people just enough for them to eat they happy liao.
Coz they know that if they got experience more easier for them in life.
Singaporeans wan high paying job but don't want to perform. Its just like the people all the way at the top.
Its becoz of this stupid attitude of theirs that alot of jobs are taken away by the foreigners.
Whose fault is it now if our jobless rate starts to increase?
it is due to the salary.
Singaporean dont look down on people working in the service line. But they dont want to be in the service line because of the pay and career prospect.
compare food industry, waiter vs cook which one do you think has more progress in the future?
clothes designer vs clothes sales which one is better?
Because there is not much prospect in the jobs you mention. And with most at part time of 5 bucks per hour, and full time at 1.2k per month, only students who have time in their hands would be willing to work part time during their vacation.
The current Singaporean generation are more or less much more educated compared to the previous generation, hence expectations tend to go higher too. Most would have the mindset that I didn't study much to be a waiter/ chauffeur etc.
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Originally posted by ditzy:Between a $1400, 12hr shift job ,and a $2800, 8-5 office job, which would you choose?
i choose to be served
Originally posted by TYING:Because there is not much prospect in the jobs you mention. And with most at part time of 5 bucks per hour, and full time at 1.2k per month, only students who have time in their hands would be willing to work part time during their vacation.
The current Singaporean generation are more or less much more educated compared to the previous generation, hence expectations tend to go higher too. Most would have the mindset that I didn't study much to be a waiter/ chauffeur etc.
no wonder many chinese waitress around
hmm...depends on individual de la..as in some ppl are born to serve..some ppl are born to be served..but to me..serving ppl is an okay thing to do..but there are exceptions..some ppl don deserved to be serve! hahaha
sgporeans dun like to serve because many many sgporeans are rude, demanding, "i-deserve-it-all" mentality assholes at public dining tables.
If you are married and have kids and aged parents, you will know why locals will not take on the jobs. Answer very clear liao.
the pay loh
graveyard shift
Originally posted by skythewood:Why do non-singaporeans like to serve?
Because service jobs are easy to find in SG + not much competition.
Standard of living and cost of living is high in spore.
Everything increases, transport fare increases and electricity bills increases, how to survive with less than $1k per month jobs?
Yes, foreigners can, they eat and sleep foc. All money changed to their cty ccy wow, alot, can buy car and houses also.
Maybe just like all local managers thinking, $1k per month is just like a big bull cart wheel.
Originally posted by likeyou:
Maybe just like all local managers thinking, $1k per month is just like a big bull cart wheel.
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Originally posted by Samuelpsw:some ppl don deserved to be serve! hahaha
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Money faceddd
But i love to serve and make someone happy. I love to see their satisfied look, makes me feel satisfied as well
How to be next munich or venice without a service culture?