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Relationship Manager
Job Description
If you relish in the pursuit of seeking out SMEs who could use a little help and enjoy the satisfaction of helping them succeed, we welcome you to join our team of Relationship Managers.
Join our online crowdfunding platform company that is constantly on the lookout for driven and passionate individuals like yourself. We offer a rewarding pay structure for high performers, a friendly work environment and practical training on various financing tools and solutions.
Your Role:
• Reaching out to SMEs through emailing and networking
• Prospecting of corporate financial products/solutions to local SMEs
• Meeting, liaising and advising prospects and clients professionally
• Maintaining relationships with your portfolio of clients
Requirements:
• Minimum Diploma holder
• Proven work experience with liaising with clients or sales
• Highly motivated and target driven
• Good communication, selling and negotiating skills
• Time management skills
• Organization skills
• Relationship management skills and openness to feedback
Ability to converse in Chinese is a plus.
Prior experience in working in a bank is a plus.
We are only accepting Singaporeans/PRs.
Interested applicants, submit your resume to [email protected] with the subject title as “Relationship Manager”
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Re: Frustration Over PR Rejection
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I ask my wife jokingly she can "march down" for me and she thinks I am crazy haha
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My wife is a little crazy like that. She is in sales and can be very persuasive with a brilliant mind for negotiation, but I think she missed her calling, she should have been a lawyer. Needless to say, she is used to getting her way… and usually does.
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Don't let your overseas drivers license expire!
For those who left Singapore but kept your local bank account, did any of you change the address on the account to your new overseas address?
I’m just wondering what (if any) implications there would be to doing this. Would this put the account at risk of termination?
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Re: Frustration Over PR Rejection
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@Bean123 assuming you are around ~30-35, you will more likely than not get PR at some point. All things considered, you may have been part of the group that is better off waiting a bit longer after marriage before applying. At the same time, it's kind of strange they sat on it for so long.
Anyways, what is the rush? Stability to start a family and/or BTO application?
If you can, maybe wait until Q4 of this year to apply again. Although maybe it doesn't matter that much either.
Good luck.
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Thanks for your reply. Yes I am around 35. My wife is older than me and we already bought a HDB ard Serangoon. You are right there is no need for rushing. Thanks for the advice. I will wait abit longer to apply
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Frustration Over PR Rejection
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We were married less than 1 year when i applied.
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And there is your answer. You applied too soon after marriage which can be perceived as marriage of convenience. Usually recommended to wait 2-3 years after marriage.
You still did not say if it was PTS or family ties scheme. The approval algorithm would be different.
mal also did not mention his wife’s appeal was done more than 20 years ago when things were different. I doubt you can “march down” without appointment now.
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Thanks for your reply. At first i applied under PTS scheme. One year later ICA asked if i wanted to br considered under family ties and I agreed.
Yeah I agree with u on the march down part. I ask my wife jokingly she can "march down" for me and she thinks I am crazy haha
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Frustration Over PR Rejection
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We were married less than 1 year when i applied.
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And there is your answer. You applied too soon after marriage which can be perceived as marriage of convenience. Usually recommended to wait 2-3 years after marriage.
You still did not say if it was PTS or family ties scheme. The approval algorithm would be different.
mal also did not mention his wife’s appeal was done more than 20 years ago when things were different. I doubt you can “march down” without appointment now.
