Indonesians...

Originally posted by Rex
Sejak gue "jalan-2" berdua di Milano...

Demi ???

Originally posted by agus_milanisti
Jadi takut nih, jangan-jangan keadaannya sudah sama persis sama kota yang ada di game Grand Theft Auto 3 alias Liberty City
Oh ya, tadi liat berita satpam tembak-menembak sama perampok bank
Kira-kira perlu nggak ya, satpam sekarang dikasih bekal model Uzi, AK-47 ataupun M-16




Ya biasalah
Winter dingin, sekarang summer puanas(apalagi aku nggak punya AC )
Soal cewek.....
Kayaknya standardnya sini ama Indonesia beda deh

cakepan ce indo gitu?

Originally posted by agus_milanisti

Kira-kira perlu nggak ya, satpam sekarang dikasih bekal model Uzi, AK-47 ataupun M-16

Ntar jadinya Counter-Strike!!!

Sekalian aja AWP!!!

Turut belasungkawa kepada Kembar siam wanita, Ladan dan Laleh Binjani asal Iran yang menghembuskan napas terakhir dan menghadap Yang Maha Kuasa pada hari Selasa (8/7) dalam operasi terberat yang pernah dilakukan oleh tim dokter di Rumah Sakit Raffles Singapore yaitu operasi pemisahan kepala setelah kembar siam tersebut hidup selama 29 tahun terus 'bersama'.

Gue hanya bisa ngucapin Inna Lillahi Waina Ilaihi Roji'un...turut berduka cita kepada keluarga yang ditinggalkan dan seluruh warga Iran.

Semoga arwah kedua kembar siam tersebut diterima di sisi-Nya yang paling mulia. Amien.

Originally posted by beanbox
hallo
disini ada yang tinggal di singapore nggak
mau nanya nih kalau nyari kerja di singapore
buat fresh graduate gampang nggak yaa

The unemployment rate here is high. The last I heard it was 90,000 ppl unemployed. The number may be rising because companies (in some sectors) are still retrenching. There is no longer such a thing called 'an iron rice bowl'. Therefore for new graduates, they not only have to compete with the other fresh graduates but also those with working experience but who are currently unemployed. It also depends on what area of studies you did and where you got your qualifications. There are some universities where the degrees are not recognised by the Government. For instance, you may have a degree from the local university in your country but it could only be equivalent to a diploma here.

If you are in the nursing or medical profession or interested in teaching then the future, I believe, is bright. In contrast, the country, I think, is saturated with lawyers; recently, lawyers were also retrenched. There have been instances where fresh graduates took up to a year to get a job. If you wish to apply for a job in (some) sectors, you will stand a better chance if you possess a degree with a 2nd class honours (min)from 'respectable' university. If you can afford it, stay in school and get that Master degree.

If you can afford it, stay in school and get that Master degree.

Really, Nat? I've been considering and reconsidering about taking up postgraduate studies next year myself. Been asking around for opinions, and got mixed responses from people.

Some seem to think that postgrad is only useful if you want to be an academic?? Now how true that is..., I'm not too sure.
Anyone first first hand (or not) experience cares to enlighten me here?

nyokap gue bilang di pertamina minimum harus punya master buat yg mau ngelamar kerja


kakak gue s3 (marketing) abis lulus balik ke indo langsung dapet kerja

temen gue s1 hukum = pengangguran

dok, kalo baca sori yah

Originally posted by boban
Really, Nat? I've been considering and reconsidering about taking up postgraduate studies next year myself. Been asking around for opinions, and got mixed responses from people.

Some seem to think that postgrad is only useful if you want to be an academic?? Now how true that is..., I'm not too sure.
Anyone first first hand (or not) experience cares to enlighten me here?

With reference to Singapore, the economy is presently sluggish and since the job market is bad, many fresh graduates choose to do their postgraduate studies instead of looking for jobs. The emphasis here, in this country, is on life long learning (ia itu 'ilmu sepanjang hayat') and knowledge based economy, which means ppl are encouraged to continuously upgrade their skills. So we have ppl or workers studying parttime for their diplomas, diploma holders studying part time for their degrees and those who had already possessed degrees, doing their postgraduate studies. Do you get my drift? You have to understand of course that a piece of ppr is not everything; in the end, it will be the man and not his string of qualifications. IMO, the ppr is just a stepping stone. As to being an academic, it depends largely on which institution you're referring to. From what I understand, if it is the Uni, to lecture will require a doctorate.

Originally posted by aga
nyokap gue bilang di pertamina minimum harus punya master buat yg mau ngelamar kerja

Yang model gini sih dimana-mana sama dong.
Liat-liat posisi dari lowongannya.
Masak lowongan sekretaris di Pertamina mesti Master?
Masak mau jadi sekuriti harus Master?

eh sorry kalau kedengeran kampungan lagi

Mau nanya nih, itu semua yang diomongin kan kerjaan yang mungkin memang bergengsi Tapi kok setahu aku itu kan "pegawai" dgn artian bekerja pada orang lain(ya boleh juga dibilang jadi bawahan orang lain) walaupun aku tahu kalau misalnya kerja bagus bisa dapat promosi terus-terusan...tapi kenapa nggak sempat mikir jadi wiraswasta gitu atau istilahnya entrepreneur

Memang ada alasan risk-nya terlalu gede apabila dibandingkan dgn "kerja pada orang lain"
Jadi gimana ya?
Apa yang aku tanyakan ini kedengarannya bego banget ya.
Kalau iya, sorry deh

Btw ah, me a bit ignorant about this, but I have no clue about all this s-thing.
s1 = bachelors
s2 = ?
s3 = ??

kalau nggak salah terus Master.
Terus nggak tau juga lanjutannya

gus kalo mo usaha sendiri kan modal harus gede
nyewa tempatnya aja kalo lokasinya bagus mahal
temen gue beli tempatnya aja udah 1m lebih
belon modal buat toko
tunggu gue menang lotteri en dapet miliard-an deh
baru buka toko


s3=doctorate deh kalo ngga salah

Yang model gini sih dimana-mana sama dong.
Liat-liat posisi dari lowongannya.
Masak lowongan sekretaris di Pertamina mesti Master?
Masak mau jadi sekuriti harus Master?

ya elo kan tau maksud gue
dasar komen mulu nih om2


cuman mungkin gelar juga tergantung ama bidangnya kali yah
bisnis, engineering ato apa

gimana om bodat, bapak bisa memberi info

Soal gelar, di Indonesia, ya macam2 dong.
Untuk S1, tergantung disiplin ilmunya.
Hukum, SH
Teknik, ST
Ekonomi, SE
Sosial, S.Sos
Politik, SIP
Kedokteran, S.Ked
Farmasi, SF
dan lain sebagainya...

Untuk S2, juga tergantung jurusannya.
Untuk managemen, MM
Teknik, MT
Sosial, MSos
Demikian seterusnya.

PhD udah pada tau kan?
Itu S3, biasa dipanggil Doctor.
Sama aja dengan singkatan DR.

Beda dengan dokter, gelar S1 yang disingkat dr.

Kalo di luar negeri, masing2 negara juga ada standar penyebutan yang berbeda-beda. Walau tak jarang sama juga.
Misalnya gelar MBA yang kondang itu.
Untuk jurusan arsitektur, ada yang MSA (Master of Science in Architecture) ada juga yang MScA, ada yang M.Arch, ada juga yang MAE (Master in Architectural Engineering) dan lain sebagainya...

Lepas dari itu semua.
Sangat sering terjadi, orang yang punya gelar sedemikian rupa tak otomatis lebih hebat wawasan pengetahuannya dibandingkan dengan orang yang biasa-biasa aja gelarnya!

Gue tambahain deh...
Untuk S1..sebut aja
Kehutanan, S.Hut
Pertanian, SP
Perikanan, SPi
dll

Sebenarnya tergantung dari kita sendiri, walaupun kita punya gelar biasa aja tapi cara kerja bisa 'membuat' orang lain memberi ajungan jempol...itu udah kredit bagi kita!!

Makanya jangan kayak sekarang beli gelar, kuliah cuma 2 semester tapi dapat MM, ilmu apaan yang didapat?Ilmu kanuragan ya??