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Service Staff In Singapore

Posted: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 3:43 pm
by Verity
Can anyone help me get good staff in Singapore?!

I need full and part time asap, just can't seem to find decent staff :(

Posted: Fri, 04 Apr 2008 8:20 pm
by madura
You didn't say what sort of staff you need :)

Good Staff

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 8:09 am
by InQiMe
Hi Verity,

Hire me....and I guarantee I can be the best damn employee you will ever have or need. I am a US citizen who has vast experience, but lacks a degree. I will move and work for whatever you would pay a Singaporean Citzen, just get me a worker permit to do so. I need to move to Singapore to be with my soulmate so my agenda is most definitely different than most.

What do you think?

Re: Good Staff

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 8:25 am
by durain
InQiMe wrote:Hi Verity,

Hire me....and I guarantee I can be the best damn employee you will ever have or need. I am a US citizen who has vast experience, but lacks a degree. I will move and work for whatever you would pay a Singaporean Citzen, just get me a worker permit to do so. I need to move to Singapore to be with my soulmate so my agenda is most definitely different than most.

What do you think?
dont you want to find out what work it is first??? what if it's selling durian? :P

Certainly

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 8:48 am
by InQiMe
HHHHahahhaha,

Yes you are RIGHT, I did sound a bit desperate. I actually tried Durian for the first time in February in Bali........loved it much to the surprise of my partner and our driver. Anyway, I am a career Exec. Admin Assist. which basically is an EXPERT at everything without any of the glorification of a luxurious job title. I also operatied an Independent Record Company in Los Angeles, California for 9 years, basically selling music artists and everything else that goes along with it. I am smart, I am adaptable and I can learn and improve any company that I work for. I can guarantee it. I just want to get to Singapore and I'm finding people value idiots with a degree rather than a person who really knows via experience what she's doing. Thought I would take a chance here.

Re: Good Staff

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 2:15 pm
by Jeppo
InQiMe wrote:I need to move to Singapore to be with my soulmate so my agenda is most definitely different than most.

What do you think?
If you're moving to be with your partner, I think the easiest way is to get married and have them sponsor you for PR (assuming they are SC or SPR).

Re: Certainly

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 3:53 pm
by QRM
Does sound desperate make people wonder why

Re: Certainly

Posted: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 3:53 pm
by QRM
InQiMe wrote:HHHHahahhaha,

I am smart, I am adaptable and I can learn and improve any company that I work for. I can guarantee it.
and dont forget to mention you are modest too :lol:

Re: Certainly

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 7:25 pm
by madura
QRM wrote:
InQiMe wrote:HHHHahahhaha,

I am smart, I am adaptable and I can learn and improve any company that I work for. I can guarantee it.
and dont forget to mention you are modest too :lol:
Trust me, I've seen worse :D

Re: Good Staff

Posted: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 10:14 pm
by QRM
Jeppo wrote:
InQiMe wrote:I need to move to Singapore to be with my soulmate so my agenda is most definitely different than most.

What do you think?
If you're moving to be with your partner, I think the easiest way is to get married and have them sponsor you for PR (assuming they are SC or SPR).
Could be Gay, and that wont go down well in Singapore marriage department.

Plus if i was a potential employer I would want my employee to want to work for my firm, as oppose to using my job to get to closer to a soul mate.

It means your focus will be on soul mate not work.

Re: Certainly

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 6:47 am
by pkee
Hi InQiMe,

Are you absolutely sure that your "soulmate" is the right one for you?
If he is, then why not just get married & then become a PR?

That is DEFINATELY the easiest way to get here.

If not, you can try getting here on a study pass. (or whatever they call it...)

Honestly speaking, getting here via the "employment" route is going to be tough since you do not have a degree....
It'll help if you can speak chinese since 70% of the population in singapore are chinese. You'll be able to communicate better with your co-workers...
I'll also suggest that you don't tell potential employers about your soulmate since most employers here are heartless bastards that want you to devote all your time and energy to the company.


Anyway, good luck! :)

Posted: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 11:46 am
by chixchix
yeah tht really sucks,, hey but I also speak Mandarin at least 50 % of it ..however ,I am still unemployed for the past 4 months and I am getting bonkers staying at home!!!!! :( its so hard to get a job!!!! despite having the experience.

Posted: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 12:16 am
by NC30
hey come over here as a tourist and stay with your soulmate, you can stay 30 days, than find a job, if you need more to stay, just go over to Johor.... come back in = another 30 days....

Posted: Fri, 18 Apr 2008 12:30 am
by sundaymorningstaple
That only works about 2 times and the immigration will tell you on the 3rd time out that you won't be allowed back in for a while. I know. We used to do in all the time back in the '80's. The government finally wised up and kinda sorted out the loophole.

Posted: Sun, 20 Apr 2008 11:01 pm
by InQiMe
Yes....all of you have a point. I am just trying to find a company that will let me work for a living. I'm not a little girl that is so infatutaed with my partner that I can't focus on work. Kind of a strange comment that a person can't want to be with their partner AND work hard. Seems a person in my position would work harder in order to be able to stay. But thank you all for your advice. I will make it happen.

Take care,