Serious Jobless Coolie Genes with small penis trying to date SPG Chiobu earning $7K a month!

[metalrover]

If bf is amdk, will she still be pressuring him to find job?

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

What kind of bullshit is that. Earn $7k but despise the bf?

 

[syed putra]

If bf is amdk, will she still be pressuring him to find job?

With amdk, she must be polite, friendly and hospitable and not tarnish sinkie reputation.
Anyway, girl made right choice. Cut off link with losers immediately. Listen to this and learn

 

[tobelightlight]

Not only amdk, gf sure thk tis guy cmi, i 7k pm, i got better choice, even shortie who's earnin 10k pm is better than him, y shld i waste my time? Youth n beauty will fade, so i better sell myself out fast b4 age catch up

Of course.

 

[k1976]

Not everyone can work in oil rig or underwater welders de woh.
The latter need diver license too.

Minimum senior diver for deep diving work

 

[Boonsiong]

Good

 

[Willamshakespear]

It BOGGLES the mind that an Uni/Poly or ITE grad can be jobless in Singapore.........

It is comprehensible that Biz enterprises are NOT charity organizations, and thus each employee MUST prove their worth before being hired.

However grads have only academic qualifications, BUT NOT WORKING EXPERIENCES, and most biz org, especially SME, would not want to spare the time, training and costs to assist and groom a newly minted grad into top mgmt positions, nor the grad willingly to accept the hardships and time taken to be groomed.....




The ONLY org that will do such is in govt service, as it will need talents, more so those whom have Uni qualifications as our Elected govt services for careers is based upon MERITOCRACY, at EVERY level of service, regardless of race, language or religion.

Uni grads would stand a better chance working in the Civil Service. Although the pay is low, but as grad, the path to the top is limitless, as our govt trusts that the Uni qualifications alone PROVES one's critical asset - MENTAL DISCIPLINE - to cultivate one's mind no matter the costs or the sacrifice to achieve academic excellence, and are willing to finance the time, opportunities to be groomed to top mgmt than others.....

Also, do bear in mind that in the Civil Service, it does not means one needs to put on uniforms such as in Mindef, SPF, SCDC, etc. There are other career options that allows the rather youthful, naive and idealism filled in grads over the perceptions of liberal freedom, etc....such as in research and development depts, etc...

Also, while the Civil Service comes with contract demands, it is mostly 6 yrs. And if one is resourceful enough, stay below the radar, be charismatic and friendly than to be haughty and argumentative, one may create GUANXI/ Connections and contacts with others, as the Civil Service deals not only with citizen's issues, but WILL get to meet citizens from all walks of life, including even Biz Leaders.....so long as one proves oneself honest, stick to the facts and gently communicate, proven hardwork and trustworthiness, etc, which ALL Humankind admires, even monsters in Human disguise...

With such contacts......6 yrs is quickly passed, and the OPPORTUNITY to work with others for better and challenging jobs awaits....as well if one is smart enough...the appointment for head of Civil Service depts awaits one should one stays on for the long haul......

Do take note that Singapore's White Paper is to support a population of 10 million. Thus, think of the NECESSARY Civil Servants and opportunities will be needed to serve such a goal.

As the Civil Service is a respected profession, as well as providing job security, it would be the best option for Uni grads whom have difficulties finding a job in the meantime, as Singapore is just too small to have thousands of MNCs operating here unlike bigger nations......and thus, the Civil Service provides an opportunity to put food on the table for oneself and loved ones, in the meantime, more so for those whom are considering marrying at young age.....

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[eatshitndie]

$6.9k a month is not much in the u.s. more like an ac tech with 2 years sexperience. either a blue collar job or a lowly clerk in a county role.

 

[eatshitndie]

Minimum senior diver for deep diving work

muff diving.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

A $7k earner looking down on jobless bf is like a Grab driver looking down on a bus driver.

 

[syed putra]

It BOGGLES the mind that an Uni/Poly or ITE grad can be jobless in Singapore.........

It is comprehensible that Biz enterprises are NOT charity organizations, and thus each employee MUST prove their worth before being hired.

However grads have only academic qualifications, BUT NOT WORKING EXPERIENCES, and most biz org, especially SME, would not want to spare the time, training and costs to assist and groom a newly minted grad into top mgmt positions, nor the grad willingly to accept the hardships and time taken to be groomed.....




The ONLY org that will do such is in govt service, as it will need talents, more so those whom have Uni qualifications as our Elected govt services for careers is based upon MERITOCRACY, at EVERY level of service, regardless of race, language or religion.

Uni grads would stand a better chance working in the Civil Service. Although the pay is low, but as grad, the path to the top is limitless, as our govt trusts that the Uni qualifications alone PROVES one's critical asset - MENTAL DISCIPLINE - to cultivate one's mind no matter the costs or the sacrifice to achieve academic excellence, and are willing to finance the time, opportunities to be groomed to top mgmt than others.....

Also, do bear in mind that in the Civil Service, it does not means one needs to put on uniforms such as in Mindef, SPF, SCDC, etc. There are other career options that allows the rather youthful, naive and idealism filled in grads over the perceptions of liberal freedom, etc....such as in research and development depts, etc...

Also, while the Civil Service comes with contract demands, it is mostly 6 yrs. And if one is resourceful enough, stay below the radar, be charismatic and friendly than to be haughty and argumentative, one may create GUANXI/ Connections and contacts with others, as the Civil Service deals not only with citizen's issues, but WILL get to meet citizens from all walks of life, including even Biz Leaders.....so long as one proves oneself honest, stick to the facts and gently communicate, proven hardwork and trustworthiness, etc, which ALL Humankind admires, even monsters in Human disguise...

With such contacts......6 yrs is quickly passed, and the OPPORTUNITY to work with others for better and challenging jobs awaits....as well if one is smart enough...the appointment for head of Civil Service depts awaits one should one stays on for the long haul......

Do take note that Singapore's White Paper is to support a population of 10 million. Thus, think of the NECESSARY Civil Servants and opportunities will be needed to serve such a goal.

As the Civil Service is a respected profession, as well as providing job security, it would be the best option for Uni grads whom have difficulties finding a job in the meantime, as Singapore is just too small to have thousands of MNCs operating here unlike bigger nations......and thus, the Civil Service provides an opportunity to put food on the table for oneself and loved ones, in the meantime, more so for those whom are considering marrying at young age.....

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Hullo. 2 years in NS still No work experience? NS training should be considered

 

[eatshitndie]

this asian chick makes us$120k per year plus $15k bonus. gross pay: $135k. rent alone is $6.9k per month but luckily she splits it with 2 other roommates. $10k per month in nyc is pitiful. it’s worse in sillycon valley. you need to earn at least $16.9k per month to be comfortable with some sextra for savings or investments or both.

 

[k1976]

No Human worthy to date, can date Robot??​

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AI robots may outnumber workers in a few decades, ex-Citi executive says​

PUBLISHED MON, FEB 23 20269:26 AM EST

Sawdah Bhaimiya
WATCH LIVE
KEY POINTS

• A former Citi executive predicted that there will be more AI robots than human workers in just a few decades.
• “You can already buy a humanoid today, which gives you a payback period versus human workers of less than 10 weeks,” the executive told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Monday.
• McKinsey & Company predicts that its company will have an equal number of human workers and AI agents within 18 months.

 

[k1976]

SINGAPORE: We don’t always like to admit it, but money can put a real strain on a relationship. It might start out feeling like a romance movie, full of love and grand gestures. But over time, financial differences alone can drive a wedge between two people who care about each other.

Take, for example, a Singaporean couple who ended up parting ways after the gap between their finances became too big to ignore.


The man, who shared his story online, said that after they graduated from university, his girlfriend quickly landed a job paying S$7,000 a month and became the breadwinner of her family. He, on the other hand, struggled to find work. Applications went unanswered, interviews didn’t pan out, and his savings gradually dwindled.

As a result, his girlfriend took on the responsibility of paying for most of their dates. At first, it seemed manageable, but as the months passed and his job search dragged on, the arrangement began to weigh on her.

Eventually, she admitted that the imbalance was bothering her. She told him she felt like “the man” in the relationship, carrying the financial responsibility while he was still trying to get back on his feet.

She also told him things like, ‘she could have dated someone more established and successful, but that she chose him instead because she believed in love over money.’

On certain days, she even wondered aloud if she really made the right decision in picking him as her partner. “To her, these comments were meant to let me know that she was unsatisfied and that they were meant to be some form of motivation.”

“Honestly, I have already given my all in this relationship. I’ve also treated her with the utmost care and respect. I’ve always told her that I would give her the life that she wants, and I just needed time to get there.”

What made it sting more was that things had once been very different. Back in university, when he still had savings, he used to spoil her.

He would plan nice dinners for special occasions, buy her flowers, and surprise her with gifts. He felt that he had shown up for her when he could. Now that he was the one struggling, the dynamic had completely changed.

Two weeks before they eventually broke up, she asked him directly how long he would need to secure a job. He told her three months. She agreed to give him that time, but he sensed that she was already bracing herself for disappointment.

“She told me that she didn’t want to have any regrets by not giving me a chance. For a few months now, our relationship hasn’t quite had the same warmth,” he said.

“We would argue a lot more frequently, and she’d have random outbursts at times. We still had our sweet moments, but everything seemed to hinge on me proving myself and giving her constant reassurances, which became quite draining on top of my current job search.”

In the end, the pressure got to him. He decided to walk away. “A part of me wants to call her and say I was impulsive, but I know that nothing good will come out of it. I just wonder if one day, if we’re both in a better situation, we can start afresh.”

Money talk in relationships​

There have been plenty of cases where money becomes the root of tension between couples. And this is why relationship and finance experts often stress the importance of talking about money early on.

This doesn’t mean you need to disclose your exact salary or account for every small purchase. But you should be honest about your core money values.

From there, you can figure out how to adjust and meet in the middle.

Ask the difficult question​

According to financial platform Moneygment, everyone has different ideals when it comes to handling shared expenses. Some couples prefer a 50/50 split. Others opt for an income-based ratio, where the higher earner pays more. There are also those who still believe in a more traditional setup, where the man covers most or all of the costs.

Whatever the preference may be, the important thing is to ask. Don’t assume.

Ask the difficult question: how would you like to split the bill in the future?

Open up about your expectations​

There have been many couples who fight over expensive dates, vacations, and, believe it or not, even Valentine’s Day gifts, which is why it’s important to talk about these things at the start of the relationship.

Ask them questions like, when do they usually like to receive gifts? If you go on vacation, will you two split the expenses? Or will the higher-earning partner cover them? Also, try to discuss, even if it’s going to be awkward, what would happen if one of you lost your job.

Is the other party willing to shoulder everything? What is going to be the setup?

Discuss your long-term goals​

Don’t be afraid to start a conversation about what you both want for the future. These goals can range from something as simple as planning a trip overseas to something as significant as saving for your future home.

Talking about these plans helps you see if you’re headed in the same direction. It also gives your relationship a sense of purpose, because you’re not just thinking about the present. You’re building toward something together.

https://theindependent.sg/she-earne...3yLXaJCSeDrslMiapk_aem_IE51lESC-cbwD2SCZk7-yQ

Omg

 

[uniboi]

Bitch gf landed what kind of job? Selling CB?

Grayce 2.0

 

[bigozt]

Pretty SPGs enjoy the White Privilege, I bet it is AMDK firm that pays the fresh grad bitch S$7k. Ceca firm will never hire chink bitch and Tiong firm only if CL is super standard. Anyway both are cheap. Local SMEs even worse. That's why I don't advocate bros date Sinkie bitch