I am an MBA graduate with a specialization in marketing and production. I have completed B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering. Prior to obtaining my MBA, I gained one year of experience in computer hardware marketing.
I am interested in securing a job in Singapore within the fields of operations or marketing. I am an Indian and fluent in English and Tamil.
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BALAJI.R
From India
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I am interested in securing a job in Singapore within the fields of operations or marketing. I am an Indian and fluent in English and Tamil.
Regards,
BALAJI.R
From India
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Generally speaking, any international job needs at least 5-6 years of experience for the company to consider foreigners. Having an MBA, Ph.D., and BE degree does not mean that you would be considered a potential candidate for an international job.
The first step that companies in Singapore take is to partner with headhunting companies to find local talents. They will initially try to find local Singaporeans. If they do not find a potential Singaporean, then they will explore foreigners who are currently working in Singapore. This is because local talent is cost-effective and can easily adapt to the culture and environment. There are likely plenty of them available.
If local talents in Singaporeans and foreigners are not found, then companies will seek talents in other countries. When searching for talents in other countries, the company must ensure they hire a highly experienced candidate. Therefore, the criteria for experience are crucial. Many job sites require at least 6+ years of relevant experience for hiring foreigners.
However, there can be a bit of a shortcut that I can advise you on. You can consider pursuing training and certifications. Focus only on certifications that hold international value, especially in Singapore. Conduct some research online for this purpose. For example, Product Management, TOGAF, and SAP certifications are highly valued in the industry. These certifications will set you apart from the crowd and establish you as a potential candidate for employers.
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The first step that companies in Singapore take is to partner with headhunting companies to find local talents. They will initially try to find local Singaporeans. If they do not find a potential Singaporean, then they will explore foreigners who are currently working in Singapore. This is because local talent is cost-effective and can easily adapt to the culture and environment. There are likely plenty of them available.
If local talents in Singaporeans and foreigners are not found, then companies will seek talents in other countries. When searching for talents in other countries, the company must ensure they hire a highly experienced candidate. Therefore, the criteria for experience are crucial. Many job sites require at least 6+ years of relevant experience for hiring foreigners.
However, there can be a bit of a shortcut that I can advise you on. You can consider pursuing training and certifications. Focus only on certifications that hold international value, especially in Singapore. Conduct some research online for this purpose. For example, Product Management, TOGAF, and SAP certifications are highly valued in the industry. These certifications will set you apart from the crowd and establish you as a potential candidate for employers.
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please close this question. I see that you have posted the same query elsewhere and I have replied to it.
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Hi, I am Suresh. I am 34 years old and have completed an MBA in Operations and a B.Tech in Textile. I have experience in Textile Production and Development for 5 years. Later, I started my own IT company specializing in hardware sales and was in the retail business for 10 years. As the industry is facing a meltdown, I am looking for a suitable job. Kindly suggest where I can fit in. I have traveled across the globe and can speak 7 languages, including French (5 Indian languages). The B.Tech and MBA I pursued were from PSG with Anna University as part of a part-time executive program. I await your reply.
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