Singaporean finally lands job after a year of job hunting, but the 4-hour commute and low pay leave him wondering if he should quit
SINGAPORE: After spending a year looking for work, a Singaporean man has finally landed a job. But with a four-hour commute, lower-than-expected pay and no promised salary increase upon becoming a permanent employee, he is already wondering if he should keep looking. In a post on the r/asksg forum, the man asked fellow Redditors whether he should stick with the company or continue searching for a…
A Singaporean man, who had been job hunting for a year, finally secured employment but now faces challenges with his new role. The position involves a four-hour daily commute from his home in the North-East to his workplace in a West industrial area. He begins work at 8:30 am and returns home at 7:30 pm. The salary offered is lower than he anticipated, with no promise of an increase upon converting to a permanent position.
The man, still unemployed after being unemployed for an extended period, accepted the job to secure any opportunity. Despite his gratitude for having a job, he is contemplating whether to stay or continue searching for a position that better aligns with his needs. The company's management, colleagues, and work environment have been supportive, which has made him hesitant to leave.
He is contemplating continuing his job search during the six-month contract period, hoping to find a role with better pay and a more reasonable commute, while still considering the positive aspects of his current position.
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