Better than you, who is apparently always acting like one too.blaanimal wrote: he is always whining like a kid
of course I am accepting it and change myself for not talking any unimportant things to lead to my boss acting like that. Sometimes I think might be because of me talking something or my thought of something or gesture or smiley face that made boss thinks I am not serious at work.JR8 wrote:Better than you, who is apparently always acting like one too.blaanimal wrote: he is always whining like a kid
You appear to have an attitude problem: And it will be the bane of your life for as long as you do not accept that fact, and do something about it.
That's my 2c
sundaymorningstaple wrote:blaanmal, rather than berate you publicly I'll just leave it as it with this. Had it been me, you would have been escorted to the door with your things in a box before you left the office that same day.
OK I am wrong, yes I am wrong, I admit it.scarbowl wrote:What you did, and call a "prank", is pretty serious. Some would term it as Identity Theft. I do hope you've learned something from this. Keep your head down, do your work, and don't resent what others get or do.
I think your options are quite limited at this point, given that you have already been dismissed from your employment. And TBH, the fact that you describe this incident as 'small matters' suggests that maybe you still don't really understand the seriousness of what you did.blaanimal wrote:OK I am wrong, yes I am wrong, I admit it.
What should I do next? How do I repair my mistakes?
I feel very terrible, after you guys response, I really understand that what I did is a serious mistake. What shall I do now? I need to continue working to help my family, how do I repair my mistakes?
blaanimal wrote:I prank my boss by creating his facebook account and add his friend, but I don't post anything inappropriate. That was my first prank, other prank is I fill IMH contact form and fill in my boss email and phone and telling IMH that "I am crazy" (on behalf of my boss), I did that because I was frustated by my boss as he is always whining like a kid for not getting what he want instead of leading properly.
Right after that, my boss confront me because he suspect me doing that and I admit it because I dont want him to seek legal options. And he contact HR and HR terminate me and my job agency also terminate me and even write a letter to MoM (the content is saying I am doing impersonation).
I am applying for another job and will MoM reject my application because that I have been dismissed before? Especially my agency write a letter to MoM saying that I am doing impersonation? I don't know whether MoM will think it as big issue and reject my application or not, I plan to clarify that I only doing prank not doing impersonation things like cheating money or whatever big problems.
1. Will MoM reject my application based on my dismissal previously and after my agency write a letter to them?
2. Can I clarify to MoM about what I am impersonating so that they can judge it better instead of thinking it as big business problems?
blaanimal wrote:of course I am accepting it and change myself for not talking any unimportant things to lead to my boss acting like that. Sometimes I think might be because of me talking something or my thought of something or gesture or smiley face that made boss thinks I am not serious at work.JR8 wrote:Better than you, who is apparently always acting like one too.blaanimal wrote: he is always whining like a kid
You appear to have an attitude problem: And it will be the bane of your life for as long as you do not accept that fact, and do something about it.
That's my 2c
FYI, I have been working very hard writing software and think a lot of possibility of error in software and resulted in several pieces of software products that is currently being used by the company (and FYI, two of the softwares I wrote by myself and one other with only one other team member). And yet they terminate me from small matters but I accept it really, and I think it might be a good time for me to change my work attitude.
My boss always like people who can introduce software/products, but behind the boss those people rarely work and browse all day and pushing the job to other team member. But in front of boss they act like doing a lot. I really think that instead of working hard, it is better to work smart.
Work smart means that you don't have to deliver anything, just ensure your attitude and your boss is happy with you, you can just push the product development to others to deal with it. Nod your head low in front of boss, smile to him, and say yes on whatever he says even it is wrong. I am changing my way to that instead of always fighting for delivering something which company does not need.
I dont mean to be sarcastic but I think that it is wise to be like that, because it is not my company after all, and company value my boss which means that I should make him happy and walk on his leading style instead of defying him to push for my own idealism.
In the past, I question my boss why there is no standard library in the company and my boss is unhappy with me because he feel embarrassed by me in front of many other staffs. From there on, I always have work problems people introduce to me, my soft skill is worse and probably not OK which I need to learn. And that's why I want your opinion and help for me to stay at work in Singapore and your opinion or advice might help me land a work in Singapore again and getting MoM approval.
I think it is likely that future applications will be rejected by MoM, given the general situation in Singapore. Nothing you can say at this point will make the situation much better, and the only thing you can do is to apologize.blaanimal wrote:1. Will MoM reject my application based on my dismissal previously and after my agency write a letter to them?
2. Can I clarify to MoM about what I am impersonating so that they can judge it better instead of thinking it as big business problems?
You can't. You can try but we can't be confident of your success. Singapore has already been trying to cut down the number of foreign workers here and from your description of what you do, yours is dime a dozen so you don't stand a chance.blaanimal wrote:What should I do to continue working in singapore?
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