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Thargor

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Dj_spike

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  On 2/9/2010 at 6:44 AM, Tonyhawk said:

wah, you seem to have seen her experienced ones. :D

 

Assumed only... this one gossip column all have... [laugh]

If now still lousy, dunno wat to say liow.... i might have to teach her myself [laugh]

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Robo

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  On 2/9/2010 at 6:55 AM, Carndablues said:

There are plenty of Singaporeans, graduated from local unis, in Goldman and ML.

 

im sure u have gotten ur info wrongly

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Shull

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5 subjects 18..important is, how well he did in his physics and maths(both E and A)??

 

Cos engineering, maths very important, and up to a certain degree..physics..

 

so if these subjects is not his best, i suggest appeal to other less maths/physics intensive one...

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  On 2/9/2010 at 3:55 PM, Familymanz said:

hmmmm, irony isnt it...

 

engineering graduate are the ones who got those job in business....

 

I read an article written by the ex-dean of NUS's Faculty of Engineering. He state that Engineering degrees are one of the most versatile degrees around. Finance people love engineers because of their systematic approach to problem solving. In another words, engineering graduates can work in finance environment, but finance people cannot work in engineering environment..

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  On 2/9/2010 at 4:02 PM, Shull said:

I read an article written by the ex-dean of NUS's Faculty of Engineering. He state that Engineering degrees are one of the most versatile degrees around. Finance people love engineers because of their systematic approach to problem solving. In another words, engineering graduates can work in finance environment, but finance people cannot work in engineering environment..

 

in this case the young boy want to do accountancy which can work in any environment.... be it engineering, banking, manufacturing, trading, retail, etc. etc. [;)]

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  On 2/10/2010 at 12:47 AM, Little_prince said:

i'm was sure he's a big cannon fairy before... but when i saw his statement, now i'm pretty damm sure.... hahaha

 

[laugh] [laugh] big cannon or not. i dunno but that statement surely is bollock. its llike saying there are many engineering grads from NTU in NASA. :D

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  On 2/9/2010 at 4:05 PM, Jman888 said:

in this case the young boy want to do accountancy which can work in any environment.... be it engineering, banking, manufacturing, trading, retail, etc. etc. [;)]

 

when i say 'environment' i meant work those jobs which engineers are trained to do..not just in an engineering company..

 

give an engineer a business job and most prob he'll pick up the skills within a few mths.. But give a business guy an engineering job, and he'll most prob struggle..

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business job ez mah. need alot of soft skills and all those procedures can be learnt. no need technical skills.

 

ask an IT guy to do business is easier than asking a business guy to do IT.....business can be taught and learnt from experience and thru mentoring...IT is a skill that needs to be trained.

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  On 2/10/2010 at 4:47 AM, Shull said:

when i say 'environment' i meant work those jobs which engineers are trained to do..not just in an engineering company..

 

give an engineer a business job and most prob he'll pick up the skills within a few mths.. But give a business guy an engineering job, and he'll most prob struggle..

 

My comments in awhile are only based on my personal obversations.

 

Yes I have a number of engineering trained friends...who have left engineering because they decided they hate it. As for are they doing better now....it's a case by case basis.

 

And I have a number of friends...who used to be so proud during NUS days....going around telling people they are from ENG fac....hehehe right.....and I am this stupid guy from Arts Fac that is currently making much more $$$ than them :P

 

By the way the things I do, give it to an engineering guy and he will still be lost after 3 years :P Unless your definition of business job is ermmm..opening fishball noodle international hawker store?

 

Tongue in cheek....chill! [laugh]

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