Female with a masters engineering degree still jobless

[no_faith]

Yes. Obviously there are other intangibles like whether he can bring in network of contacts and whether he has experience in overseas projects if i should expand.

You are the type of idiot boss who deserves to rot in Singapore, becos you equate everyone a same value regardless of other factors. :oIo:

maybe u rite, have to consider other factors but i do have overseas project experience yet i go for interviews
dey dun take this into account?

 

[Liquigas]

In the jobs market as in all other economic activity, it is all about demand and supply. If for example you are an oceanographer, you are certainly very qualified but can your qualification land you a job in S'pore in a career that go with your degree? Anyway, many engineers have lost their jobs in the past decade because of reduced demand for their job skills and experiences and some have turned to self-employment by becoming financial advisers, property & insurance agents and even taxi drivers...

 

[Robert Half]

They should try working in Geylang KTV

 

[myfoot123]

With a third class honours, I can only imagine how bad she fared in university.

If she sell her soul and willing to be chained by the hands of PAP. She will be branded as "elite" and higher mortal besides the handsome reward. After she grow old, she may be posted to braddell Road brothel as hard-core pros. Already got the chua sisters locked & fed there for the rest of their uneconomical sad life.

 

[downgrader]

cannot be lah, must be choosy, as our drunkard restaurant owner would say

 

[silliporean]

Yes. Obviously there are other intangibles like whether he can bring in network of contacts and whether he has experience in overseas projects if i should expand.

You are the type of idiot boss who deserves to rot in Singapore, becos you equate everyone a same value regardless of other factors. :oIo:

You sounded like you are 7. I wonder which planet you come from, in this world, our planet its all about deliverables.

Anyone here can earn a Masters Degree if they wanted to, what is stopping them is only time and money.

Not anyone here have what it takes to be the top echelon of the company and/or to convince others to pay them $8K a month (for her case), and papers is not a good measure, it only opens doors to interviews and it stops there.

I never believe that just because you went for the Masters course and you read a Phd, your course mates will give you new leads and preferences to a project..unless you are talking about small time projects (perhaps), for multi million dollar projects, stop daydreaming it will never happen.