The Straits Times : Weekly Overseas Edition, 5 October 1991, Afternoon Edition

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  • 14 1 SINGAPORE SCENES A STRAITS TIMES WEEKLY CAREERS SPECIAL ISSUE NO. 2/91 OCT 5, 1991
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  • 809 1 Irene Hoe takes an honest look at life in Singapore, and why, at the end of the day, it’s still the best place to put down roots. Singapore used to he considered a hardship posting for expatriates, observed a long-timefriend, who once worked here as an expatriate
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  • 372 2 IT institutes will increase enrolment, overseas talents to be recruited. Business Times THE information technology (IT) industry is stepping up efforts to achieve its goal of 30.(XX) IT professionals by the year 2(XX). In the past decade, new training institutes were
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  • 352 2 THE Economic Development Board (EDB) has set up a new division the International Manpower Division (IMD) to direct and coordinate its efforts to attract talent to Singapore. Heading the division since September is Mr Gong Wee Lik. who was appointed Director of the
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    • 481 2 E j CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is a comprehensive university supported by Government of Singapore. If offers course ranging from undergraduate to Masters and PhD levels in the following areas: Electrical Electronic Engineering Mechanical Production Engineering Civil A Structural Engineering Materials Engineering
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    • 133 2 EDB OVERSEAS CENTRES IN UK AND US International House World Trade Centre I St Katharines Way London El 9UN Tel: (071 )481 -4308/(071 )481 -0745 Fax:(071)481-3809 NEW YORK 55 East 59th Street New York New York ***** Tel: (212)421-2200 Fax:(212)421-2206 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Bth Fir. One International Place Boston. Massachusetts *****
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    • 345 3 Singapore Telecom Singapore Technologies UNITED OVERSEAS BANK CROUP That HEWLETT I "ttM PACKARD £yj SGS-THOMSON M A SINOA P O R INSTITUTE Of STAN PAM OS AND INPUS T M l A I 'l“ [(IS o NCB i&GD TECH SEMICONDUCTOR SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Q DBSBANK AND MORE Any one of
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  • 859 4 DPM identifies three areas for board to focus on BrigadierGeneral (Res) Lee Hsicn Loong last night spelt out new priorities for the Economic Development Board to help Singapore achieve further economic growth in the Next l.ap. Speaking at the Board's 30th anniversary dinner,
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    • 379 4 YOUR INVESTMENT FOR A REWARDING FUTURE Established in 1932, the OCBC Bank Croup is a leading financial Institution providing a full range of banking services. With a total staff strength of 3,700, we have 51 local branches and 43 international branches and offices. Philosophy of Banking Excellence We believe that
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    • 267 5 A Distinguished Career that spans the World. Have You What It Takes? The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) is Singapore’s largest global fund management institution. Besides an excellent reputation for professional excellence in financial communities worldwide, we are also highly regarded for our astute management of a significant portion
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  • 628 6 Econometric Studies Unit’s forecast lies within trade ministry’s 6% -8% range rHE Singapore economy will grow by 7.5 per cent this year, according to the latest forecast by the National University of Singapore’s Econometric Studies Unit (ESU). The unit
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    • 239 6 rni^i BANK ON A CAREER WITH CITIBANK m 3* 'We have only two assets; our people and customers. It Is the interaction between the two and the rest is just accounting' John Reed. Chairman, Citicorp. Citibank founded in 1812 is a premier financial institution consisting of a constellation of groups
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    • 307 7 We Shape Careers For Well-rounded Graduates Graduating from university certainly ranks as one of life's happiest moments. For many, this is followed by an experience made no less memorable by virtue of its significance: your first job. Each year, Shell receives hundreds of applications from many talented graduates. But only
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  • 896 8 A recent compensation survey reveals that the banking sector leads the pack once again in terms of total annual remuneration paid to its executives. S N Vasuki of Business Times reports. For the 12 months ending September 1992 the overall annual salary increase
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    • 208 8 CAREERS I MHH MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE As the de-facto central bank of Singapore, MAS 1 mission la to promote auatalned and non-lnflationary growth of the Singapore economy, and to footer a sound progressive financial-services sector. CENTRAL BANKING We invite university graduates with good degrees to join us as CENTRAL
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    • 193 9 AS AN AIR ENGINEERING OFFICER;YOU’LL KNOW HIGH TECHNOLOGY INSIDE OUT. Make the most of your engineering degree as an Air Engineering Officer. You'll have the chance to work with many of the world's most sophisticated air defence systems, like the F-16 you see here. electronics, mechanical or aeronautical engineering. You
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  • 566 10 Career Fair participants needs more faculty members to teach IT THE Information Communication Institute of Singapore (l(TS).could easily recruit from the open market. Instead, they prefer to look overseas when hiring faculty members. Explained Dr Christopher Chia. Deputy Director of the institute: "We
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    • 292 10 COMMAND re arc recruiting the best talent available So that we can scale new heights in computer research and command a leadership position in the Pacific region With close to 100 research staff, we arc currently looking for new talent If you arc in the relevant disciplines, consider seriously a
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    • 640 11 CAREERS IN SINGAPORE AIRLINES Singapore Airlines invites applications (or the following positions: ACCOUNTANTS Job Nature A career in oirline finance offers unique challenges ond exposure to the many facets of airline accounting and the financial systems of a wide range of countries. Various challenging jobs are available, ranging from positions
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  • 380 12 Will $2 billion spread over five years be enough to jack up our total R&D spending from the current 1 per cent of GDP to 2 per cent by 1985? Government funding for research and development for the next five years under the National Technology Plan may
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    • 268 12 Wk‘ GO FOR THE WORLD'S BEST JOIN These days, more and more people are /oming the P U B The Public Utilities Board has. since its formation on Ist May 1963, played a significant role in Singapore's development through provision of a continuous and reliable supply of electricity, water and
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    • 168 12 ow funds will help Funds will he set aside to support selected technologies in the following ways: To help develop broad-based technological and manpower capabilities in key technological areas; To help develop more specialised capabilities in a few selected key technologies in each area; To set up research centres and
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    • 292 13 DARE TO DREAM Thirty Years Of Economic Development The EDB mission is to spearhead the economic development of Singapore. Over the last 30 years, with vision and drive, the EDB single-mindedly pioneered new programmes, schemes and initiatives aimed at stimulating national economic growth, helping businesses grow and creating better jobs
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  • 741 14 How to increase the number of researchers by 50 per cent in five years is the task that falls on a Manpower Development Group to be set up by the National Science and Technology Board. Lulin Reutens reports. Manpower M Developmerit Group J ■isto be
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    • 521 14 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE University The National University of Singapore (NUS) has 52 academic departments organised within eight Faculties, viz., Architecture and Building, Arts and Social Sciences, Business Administration, Dentistry, Engineering, Law, Medicine and Science. In addition, there are 4 schools for postgraduate studies in Medicine, Dentistry, Management and Engineering;
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    • 287 15 I- J naiiti mi 1:; mini HU i:; tz m 111 m 3 5 £3H I ftfnfv if i umt i; ksJ IMI« U •'V# pUIMI <*«•••« A ,7-* ?fc.\ Olm A rr w ir*< ft* *«WWs success is services. tvi iii« Most banks can count several successful clients among
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  • 421 16 Business Times COMPLAINTS that there is nothing to do after work may become a thing of the past if plans go ahead to turn Singapore into a huge tropical playground, with more beaches, resorts and mannas along an extended
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    • 287 16 "Digital allows you to develop your career while you develop your client's business." Digital is committed to building long-term strategic relationships with customers. Providing the flexibility, the expertise and the support... while maintaining a technological advantage that gives our customers a competitive edge. And while that is being carried out,
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  • 721 17 Tampines a dream city come true Singapore’s first regional centre promises to be like no other place in or around Singapore. Step out of the MRT station and you are standing at the start of a lOm-wide pedestrian mall 600 metres of an invitingly landscaped walkway that is alive with
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    • 302 17 EXPERIENCE THE DYNAMIC FORCE IN BANKING Overseas Union Bank Limited is one of the largest commercial banks in Singapore and a leading financial institution in the ASEAN region. Since its establishment in 1947, OUB has expanded both geographically and in its range of banking services to individuals, households, corporations and
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    • 201 18 SUCCESS You can achieve it with our training. The original inventor of the transistor in 1947, AT&T has since expanded into 41 operations worldwide. With a strength of 5,000 in Singapore alone, we create the latest equipment for the telecommunications industry. From switching systems, transmission equipment to operations support service,
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  • 520 19 From the Science Park to the Nanyang Technological Institute along a 15-km stretch is a concentration of research centres, tertiary institutes and R&Doriented companies. Singapore’s first technopolis will be developed here. The south-west-ern part of Singapore. from Nanyang Technological University in the west to the Science Park at
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  • 254 19 The concept of science cities is well-established in advanced countries, such as the US, France, Japan and Australia. Usually known as a technopolis, each is a closeknit community with high concentration of technology industries, research centres and higher education institutes, and an attractive living environment. Silicon
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    • 243 19 mwm Ia ■ria[\ n »1 WEEKLY The Straits Times <r .<r Weekly Overseas Edition. A crisp summary of happenings in Singapore. Politics, the economy, investment opportunities, appointments... And snippets on Malaysia and Asean. A convenient tabloid delivered to you every week, whereever you may be. Subscribe now. And be in
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    • 252 20 be mm, BEST UNION BANK OF SWITZERLAND is Switzerland's largest bank with a strong and established presence in the major financial centres We pride ourselves as being a dynamic learning organisation that provides a challenging and innovative environment for growth ÜBS SINGAPORE is a strategic hub of the ÜBS global
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  • 917 21 Steven Erlanger presents his impressions of Singapore’s Airtroplis NYT THE city-state of Singapore, forced to be independent when expelled from Malaysia in 1965. has survived by finding ways to he indispensable to others and taking a bit of profit along the wav. So if Singaporeans
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    • 289 21 Build your career with Singapore Electronic Engineering w, OUR COMPANY With more than 20 years of experience, Singapore Electronic Engineering, or SEEL, is Singapore's leading electronic systems house We provide engineering and systems integration and turnkey solutions in telecommunications, building automation and security systems, process instrumentation and control, real-time applications
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    • 277 22 Where Tomorrow's Information Technology Is Today's Challenge If you are looking for a challenging career that offers you opportunities to excel in the analysis, design and implementation of ITbased systems, then Systems Computer Organisation (SCO) is the logical choice. HOLD THE FUTURE IN YOUR PALM r m Staffed by more
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  • 828 23 About 1,900 buildings in seven areas in Singapore have been earmarked for conservation. LOH TUAN LEE of The New Paper soaks in the atmosphere in the areas, and discovers buildings as varied as coffee-houses and bungalows with sprawling grounds. Rioer Valley A QUIET residential district where time
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    • 53 23 CAREERS IN SINGAPORE Attention All Singaporean Graduates Undergraduates! We will help find the RIGHT job for you in Singapore. «For enquiries and free registration contact: -Graduate Recruitment Services I Master Projects Pte Ltd t, PSA PO Box 422 j Singapore 9111 Tel: (65) 469-5339 469/3798 Fax: (65) 469-5918 Registered Employrn&jt
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  • 391 24 IT lecturer Tan Teik Kheong tells Eva Wong what drew him to the job in Singapore and why he likes working here. Mi' Khcong, 27. believes in the personal touch. Mr Tan feels that the representatives at recruitment convention should talk individually to
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    • 338 24 am ■■ii ARE YOU in roue WITH THE FUTURE? We are. And you'd have to be too, If you wish to be part of a dynamic and Innovative organisation where communication and technological barriers are broken every day In our efforts to keep Singapore ahead In the Information Age. The
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  • 935 25 He worked in a prestigious financial journal in London for four years, and could have stayed on and become a permanent resident. But instead, he chose to return to Singapore. QUEK PECK LIM tots up the losses and gains. INTHHend.it was my daughter who decided the
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    • 336 25 iiiiik <■■■■■> as: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN APPUED R&D 'lhe Information Technology lastilutc (ITI), an applied R&I) arm of the National Computer Board, Singapore, creates useful and advanced IT innovations. ITI partners key users and IT companies to jointly develop products and applications that are leadingedged in technology
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  • 430 26 A high-level committee has been formed to draw up a blue print to boost creative sen ices business in Singapore. It w ill direct the efforts of the Creative Services Strategic Business Unit (SBU) set up by the Economic Development Board to promote activ
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    • 224 26 Sembawang Shipyard you cun rely an Where ue came from Sembawang Shipyard's j tradition of excellent ship repairing spans many cecades. It was set up in 1968 with the conversion cf the j former British Nava) Dockyard into a commercial entitv. What we are j We have not looked back
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    • 309 27 V IF YOU ARE GRADUATING IN 1992 WITH A HERE ARE 6 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN OHSPH IN ANY OF THESE 6 DISCIPLINES 1 ENGINEERING 2 ECONOMICS 3 SCIENCE 4 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 5 LAW 6 ARTS SOCIAL SCIENCE 1 Singapore Press Holdings is one of the leading publicly-listed companies
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    • 703 28 ■t < 'f -?J 1 /A 4 9l t* I* V> *sff k 3MW I n s, •j; v«* n' r -5 H Hi jv*?! >»'« -a---i Hi. fj «.rw S' 'H —*~<£ l»> it- II «I i as JV.K .-V if 3S^* The world of Keppel Strong. Versatile. And
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    334 29 ARE Singaporeans all work and no play? Hardly, judging by activity at leisure and entertainment spots. Working hard for the money or that promotion at the expense of one’s personal life might have been the case 20 years back. Not so now. The passion for play has never
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    • 334 29 SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORPORATION MIND& Hi IMAGINATION QUALITIES WE'RE LOOKING FOR The Singapore Broadcasting Corporation is in its 28th year of television broadcasting. Over the years, we have upgraded and expanded our services. We are looking for people with keen creative minds to fill key operational positions in our various services.
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  • 640 30 The New Paper SO what do Singaporeans really like about Singapore? The broad categories in our National Day survey on likes and dislikes (see table below) were generally not surprising. “’’Gut” issues ranked high to a Singaporean, home is where the stomach is. After all,
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    • 165 30 PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY PBA' A CAREER WITH THE WORLD'S BUSIEST PORT l he Port of Singapore Authority (PSA) operates the world's busiest container port. PSA has been voted Best Seaport in Asia as well as the Best Warehouse Operator for the 4th consecutive year since 1988. At the PSA,
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    • 35 30 DISLIKES 1. Education 29% 2. People 28% 3. Transport 27% 4. Environment 25% 5. Economy/Job 24% WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE 1. Education 27% 2. Entertainment/Recreation 25% 3. Transport 20% 4. Place 20% 5. Economy/Job 19%
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    • 279 32 tssL mm WThe I RJ m r~ I —if S-*c i 1 \wJ i ENGINEERS HEIGHTS, FA I T R HAS EVERY PHING TO DO WITH WHAT THEY WORK ON. Major breakthroughs in engineering don’t happen any faster than they do in defence engineering. Take the arrival of the stealth
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