Would you take a massive paycut & an unwanted job overseas for your dreams?

[buur]

@veryhappyman I think as long as you have a long-term goal in-mind, and you're able to support yourself; go for it. Personally, I never believe in getting short-changed, but if it will help your situation; then it's a win-win. Life's too short to have regrets, so give it a shot; what's the worse that could happen?

But, make sure you have a long-term plan as once the work stress and workload kicks in; you're definitely going to second-guess the monetary part for sure.

 

[christylou]

@veryhappyman The demand for CS field in SG seems to be slowed down in the past several months.

For me $3.6k is an okay offer if you don't have commitment. I'm surviving with low $3k with $1.6k commitment + college fees. You could apply for PR as soon as getting 6 months payslip required for the application. Job searching in SG would be much easier once you got your PR. Good luck OP.

 

[josh437781]

@veryhappyman It’s easier to get a job in Singapore while in Singapore

 

[irishunion]

@veryhappyman That seems like a huge low ball offer from that company in sg. I'd keep on job hunting man

 

[veryhappyman]

@irishunion Tempted to wait, but each day I would be waiting for an uncertainty while I slave away editing my resume to tailor for every potential job. Would I get a callback in 4 more months? Thats really hard to say & which is why I’m so inclined on accepting the offer. Even though deep down I don’t want to.

 

[dream71]

@veryhappyman Take a leap of faith and go for it. At least you set foot on sg.