IMT wrote:Helllo moderater.
Sorry for misspelling
I've got more questions
firstly, what does it mean by blacksmith and MOM? does smithes mean kind of foreigner in SG?
That was just a play on the way you spelled foreigner in your initial posts (which you have since corrected. "Forginers" (forge? you only find a forge in a Blacksmith shop, and people who work in them are usually called smithies)
do you see it's fairly difficult to get a entry postion job in SG as a foreigner without any actual exprience at all? if you still think so, what is that?
Singapore is a small island. It only has a limited amount of land that can be used for people/businesses. Like any country, they have to ensure their own people/citizens/PR have jobs. To give a job to a foreigner, if there was a local with the same abilities, is taking it out of the mouth of it's citizens to give to a foreigner. Not right. Look at your own countries policies for a start. Therefore, you have to bring something to the table that a local doesn't have. Being from a foreign country is all you got, and that they don't need.
and I suppose you didn't answer me about salary increment and your view on purchasing or international trading area in SG
Foolish to answer as it's not of any relevance at this point in the game, in two or three years it will probably be much different. At any rate, without experience, even if you did somehow manage to find a job here, it would only pay in the neighbourhood of 2K/month for a fresher without experience.
I don't chance at this point or graduation man,
Afraid not.
anyway thank you
Keep your comments for yourself, first!! Secondly, be professional and stop acting like a terrorist!! THird, it seems to me you have been a single for years by the way you act...oh...pardon, je ne voulais pas augmenter votre culpabilite, monsieur le.... quoi deja... oh moderateur!!! Who is going to endure a life there anyway just by looking at how crowded it is!! BY working in my country, I can easily make 2-3 times more by working in SG just because I am offered a much better condition; If I run my own business(es), I can make much more than 4-5 times more than a white collar in SG.sundaymorningstaple wrote:IMT wrote:Helllo moderater.
Sorry for misspelling
I've got more questions
firstly, what does it mean by blacksmith and MOM? does smithes mean kind of foreigner in SG?
That was just a play on the way you spelled foreigner in your initial posts (which you have since corrected. "Forginers" (forge? you only find a forge in a Blacksmith shop, and people who work in them are usually called smithies)
do you see it's fairly difficult to get a entry postion job in SG as a foreigner without any actual exprience at all? if you still think so, what is that?
Singapore is a small island. It only has a limited amount of land that can be used for people/businesses. Like any country, they have to ensure their own people/citizens/PR have jobs. To give a job to a foreigner, if there was a local with the same abilities, is taking it out of the mouth of it's citizens to give to a foreigner. Not right. Look at your own countries policies for a start. Therefore, you have to bring something to the table that a local doesn't have. Being from a foreign country is all you got, and that they don't need.
and I suppose you didn't answer me about salary increment and your view on purchasing or international trading area in SG
Foolish to answer as it's not of any relevance at this point in the game, in two or three years it will probably be much different. At any rate, without experience, even if you did somehow manage to find a job here, it would only pay in the neighbourhood of 2K/month for a fresher without experience.
I don't chance at this point or graduation man,
Afraid not.
anyway thank you
I suggest you actually learn what racist prejudices actually are. You don't really seem to have an inkling of a clue.douglasmoustache wrote: I suggest you keep your racist prejudices to yourself.
Oh, and why don't you go back to your country then, where ever it might be and quite foisting yourself on Australians. They don't need or want your kind either.BY working in my country, I can easily make 2-3 times more by working in SG just because I am offered a much better condition; If I run my own business(es), I can make much more than 4-5 times more than a white collar in SG.
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