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Cheers for the heads up, but assuming one does go through the contract with a fine toothed comb, make sure it's all good, do the bosses usually stick to the contracts? Or are there a lot of bosses who kind of treat contracts like a list of things that would happen in ideal circumstances, but in real...

I just want to add to the above. Even though this can be one of the many alternatives there is a catch. The employment rules for working with these local-owned companies are 'loose' - meaning there are high risks involved. For example in one of the threads on this forum deals with someone who got b...

Thanks again guys, lots of useful stuff here!

If you are already in Korea, your chance maybe even better, but you do need to contact the trade office, they will have contact with Korean MNC operating in Singapore, with your native English, being a strong point, to gain entry. I do know smaller Korean companies here, that are struggling to surv...

If I was you, I would do a SWOT on yourself, If your Korean language ability is on a high level, I would look at using it, for a Korean Company in Singapore, with your English abilities, you will be worth more to a Korean company based in Singapore, because of your native language and cultural unde...

Thanks, krptykcookies. Interesting, I dunno if I'd fare any better trying to find work in KL, but I'll give it a look! Saint, on the bright side, there's nothing I'd have to give up in the UK, or anywhere else. I'm working on a year's contract, which I'd finish up before leaving, and the only major ...

Hi Kev, To be honest, you will find it very hard to find a IT position in Singapore. Unfortunately there are loads of local with more experienced than you who will take up any available positions first. If they don't want the job far more experienced candidates will take the jobs for very low pay. ...

Hi all, I'm wondering if anyone has any idea of the likelihood of me finding an IT job in Singapore, assuming the following situation: I'm 27 and a British/American dual national. I have a degree in Computer Studies, from a British university that isn't a top one, but is in the list of ones the Sing...