midlet2013 wrote:I can not see how the OP's first post had any entitlement issues. He simply asked if he should apply. And he did mention some points he thinks differentiate him from generic developers like tougher languages and open source stuff. That does not make him arrogant. If one does not think he/she is worth PR, why would ICA think so.
You guys just pushed him into a corner and he was forced to make such comments.
Singapore is full of people who act like they know stuff but all they can do is manage, talk and delegate. We should actually hope that good developers come here so the shitty software culture changes.
If u ask me, 80% IT people shd get PR rejected. They are simply replacable.
English - Thank goodness the guy is in IT. English is not such a key ingredient for such work. And since when is Excellent English a criterion for PR.
nakatago wrote:ani.india1981 wrote:
Thanks…Hope people learn humbleness from your writing…We have decided to apply but without putting too much hope.
Thanks Again!
You sound arrogant yourself.
You don't care about English? How about people you need to interact with and that's your only common language? A lot of people complain about Singlish but Singapore still uses English in official matters. That's pretty arrogant to think you want to permanently reside in Singapore not caring about English and only using your mother tongue.
You achieve what you want? What if what you do gets in the way of what other people want? What if you're all trying to achieve a common goal but you get in their way? Do you know what teamwork is? If one way to get what you want means unnecessarily ruining things for other people, would you do it?
I'm not making fun of you...I'm highlighting your attitude that just because you want things, you should get them.
What are you gonna do now? Tell me I'm wasting time? Tell me I'm being arrogant? Tell me that if I don't have anything to add to the topic, not post anything at all? You're not the first person to post here with that sense of arrogant entitlement.
One of the often quoted reason for local Indians to resent new arrivals is the new arrivals insisting the natives change to the new arrivals' styles .. and being very vocal about it doesn't help. It's all About forming impressions and the impression that has come to exemplify an Indian from India of late (again from what I know) hasn't been doing much favours..
And that has gone on to affect the chances of deserving Indians getting not just PR but SC as well, again, just only from what I have seen.
I.e. integration with the natives ..
I don't know which part of India you hail from but .. that JI part was a subtle message .. or so I thought .. I may be wrong ..
No sweat .
Btw to OP. If you want sugar coated answers you should not ask questions in forums where people speak their mind and share their experiences and knowledge
You should just communicate with ICA and be happy with their standard "we neither confirm nor deny ... " kind of reply ..
Pardon me if I said too much ..
ani.india1981 wrote:ecureilx wrote:ani.india1981 wrote:
Sirji, you first learn how to write

... English is not even 6/7th language for me...I can afford to write bad English because I am good quite in first 5/6 languages

(such as F#, jQuery, C++....)
I wonder what language you use at home ....
Anyway apply ... in more than 30 or cases last year I know of , just 2 or so got PR, the rejected ones include a guy about your age AND also involved in some very very large open source project, and all above are from sub con and all in IT.
Ps, your words show subtle superiority???? Or is there such a word ?
I am referring to your ease of use of Sirji...
I use my mother tongue and don't care about English...I wrote that sentence because that fellow was pointing mistakes in my usage of English..So, I was trying to show him/her a mirror