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Anil · 9d ago

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Yall any idea on how to get devops job in Singapore and get employee pass for foreigner? are company with 51-200 size any good?

Nur Shila Kassim · 21 Jan 2025

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I’ve always admired people who seem to pick up coding so easily. Lately, I’ve been wondering if I should start with something like web development or focus on mastering Python since it’s everywhere now. But honestly, I’m a bit overwhelmed with where to even begin. Should I dive into one language or try to learn a bit of everything first? If you’ve been through this, what was your starting point and what helped you stick with it?

Liew · 10d ago

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Its been half year since I apply to SG Software Engineer role. Mostly was job posting expired / no longer accept candidates. A few has responded criteria no match on work sponsorship. May I ask whats happening in SG Software Company? Or does it related to MOM rules changed? I need some advice.

Omar · 16d ago

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I’m working as a software designer, just finished my first year of working in this company but honestly, I already feel like this job isn’t for me even after spending 4 years studying and getting my degree. Not sure if it’s the company or the role itself, but I just don’t enjoy it. Anyone else felt this way? How did you make the switch to something else without wasting all that study time? What career paths did you consider after? Really need advice on what to do next.

Jason Jun Jin · 20d ago

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"Can you just add one small feature?" and next thing you know, you're rewriting half the codebase. 😩 The life of a developer in SG is all about Jira, constant bug fixes, and never-ending user acceptance testing (UAT). Clients want magic, but they don't always understand the effort or the timelines involved. How do you manage expectations while avoiding burnout? Would love to hear how others navigate this balancing act between delivering quality work and taking care of your own well-being.

Varun Vaessen · 29d ago

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i wanna moving into consultancy instead of just being another developer in a company. How many years of experience do you guys think we really need before companies take you seriously as a consultant? And is the pay actually that much better, or does it just depend on how many clients you can get?

M. Gerard · 29 Apr 2025

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Sometimes I feel more like a firefighter than a developer. Our product team always throws us new feature requests without giving proper specs. No user stories, no detailed flow. Then expect us to roll it out in a week. When something breaks, we get blamed for not “thinking ahead”. Honestly, it’s draining. I want to build quality code, but it feels like I’m always rushing just to keep up. Is this just how startups work or is there a better way to manage this?

Raaga · 28 Apr 2025

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Hello All, Am Raaga Rajamani, Software Developer having 3 Years of experience holding Dependent Pass in Singapore.Currently I am looking for a job in Singapore for the past 6 months.It's quite difficult to find a job in Singapore.I am skilled in Core Java, Java Swing, DotNet,C#,MSSQL,Visual Basic,ASP.Net, Windows and WCF Services, Crystal and RDLC Reports,JavaScript,HTML.If there is any opportunities related to my skills, kindly let me know guys.Thank you in advance.Wish you all success

Firhan G. · 17 Apr 2025

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When I first started learning to code in Singapore, I honestly felt overwhelmed. There were just too many programming softwares and tools. I kept switching between them, thinking maybe the “right” one would suddenly make me a better coder. But over time, I realised it’s not about chasing the perfect software. It’s about finding one that suits your style. For me, VS Code is my go-to. It’s clean, lightweight, and packed with helpful extensions. What’s yours?

Raihan Faiq · 8 Apr 2025

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I'm old [prefer not to mention age] been thinking to switch from doing operations to software development. Care to share the salary they willing to offer for experienced candidates. I believe my previous experience in operations can help me very well if I'm planning to jump, but I’m not sure if companies will be willing to take in someone my age with no prior coding experience yet

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