Harlow, this is your boss. You where? I'm marking you AWOL. Tomorrow you ghost HR sign warning letteri chua tio sia
I'm just doing some property management here and there nowadays, but it only needs me to commit around 5 to 6 hours a week under normal circumstances.I thought you were doing well? Or you fire liao?
You change job or ?I'm just doing some property management here and there nowadays, but it only needs me to commit around 5 to 6 hours a week under normal circumstances.
I left my job at a government agency last year and had been doing this since then. The workload is much lesser after I've put some systems and processes in place.You change job or ?
you got let go from govtech???I left my job at a government agency last year and had been doing this since then. The workload is much lesser after I've put some systems and processes in place.
Public holiday on Sunday means monday is off-in-lieu. Means its working day.
I left my job at a government agency last year and had been doing this since then. The workload is much lesser after I've put some systems and processes in place.
No, wasn't in GovTech. I resigned in Apr last year.you got let go from govtech???
Just a different type of work I guess. I hate meetings to be honest, but they are necessary to get concensus in situations where there are many stakeholders.if you find the right job, work can be completed in less than half the time you stay in office
Surprisingly the salary might not differ from certain jobs that have non-stop meetings from morning till night
Just a different type of work I guess. I hate meetings to be honest, but they are necessary to get concensus in situations where there are many stakeholders.
I don't think I was at that level yet, but late night calls with our overseas counterparts are normal.that's why many people don't want to get promoted, just do their work and leave on the dot
meetings usually last after work hours when you reach a certain level