Last Updated on 2019-04-25 , 8:39 pm
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Oh my god I can’t take it anymore!
我的老天妈妈,我不行了
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What?!
什么?!
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I’m sick of this lame job
我很厌倦了,
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I’m sick of your ugly face, I quit!
你的脸真的太恶心了。我不干了!
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Why? See what see? Want fight ah?
看什么?要打啊?!
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You two also ah!
你们两个王八蛋!
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离开公司要做的八件事
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Here are some numbers to shock you:
让我来吓死你宝宝
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Last year (2017), the average monthly
resignation rate in Singapore is 1.8%
在2017年里,每个月的平均辞职率是百分之一点八
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Having said that, if your company has 100 people,
换句话说,如果你的办公室有100个人,
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around two of them would leave the company every month
每一个月会有大约两个人离职
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Well, I won’t be surprised if you’re not surprised,
你也应该不稀奇吧
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because as a working adult,
身为一个工作人士,
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I’m pretty sure you’ve seen people come and go
你应该习惯了
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It’s common to ask this question during any gathering:
通常在任何聚会里,你都会听到这个话题
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you still at A company?
喔,你还在A公司吗?
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No lah, I move on to B company already
没有啦,我跳船了
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However, it’s also common to hear friends
你也会听到朋友抱怨
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complaining about the difficulty of finding another job
说工作很难找,
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or borrowing money from you
或者要和你
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to help him or her tide over the unemployment period
借钱吃顿饭
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Usually, these are the people who have quit on impulse:
这些人应该是炒老板的鱿鱼,
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whether they just hate the boss’s face, or they YOLO
或者想不开罢了
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and then realize that YOLO needs money, too
不开罢了也需要钱
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Of course, sometimes, we quit because we’ve got a really nasty boss
当然,如果是因为和老板不和
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No one would blame you if you decide to quit, man
你离职的理由,没有人会怪你
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Here are eight things you’ve got to do before you type
可是离职之前,你一定要做这八件事,
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that resignation letter, or you might become that guy just now
不然你会后愧
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Bob… you’re my only friend
宝贝…你是我唯一朋友
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This is common sense,
虽然这只是常识,
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but you’ll be surprised at how many people skipped over this step:
可是很遗憾,有很多人都没有这么做
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Getting a job before you even think of quitting
先找别的的工作,然后才离职
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Aiya, no job won’t die lah. Won’t starve to death one
没有工作不会死的啦,饿不死的
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Guess what, bills will still come even if you’re not getting paid
你没有月薪,费用还是要给的
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Huh, so fast got bill already?
什么?!这么快就停电了?
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Should have found a job before leaving
早知道就应该先找到工作才离职
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Just tahan
忍一忍吧
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People always tell you to save money before you quit,
每个人都说,离职之前要有储蓄,
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but how much is enough?
可是要存多少才算安全?
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Six months, that’s how much you need
至少六个月的月薪
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So if you earn $10k per month, good luck to you
所以如果你的月薪是十万以上,祝你好运
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By the way, CPF don’t count hor
不妨我说,公积金不算哦
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And this is even if you’ve signed
就算是和别的公司签了
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an appointment letter with another company
预约信也不算
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You see, while an appointment letter is indeed a contract,
因为虽然预约信是一个合同,
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the Employment Act has not kicked in until you,
新加坡的就业法还没能发效,
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the employee, starts work
因为你还没有开工
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Even so, you’ll be an unconfirmed staff
so the employer can let go of you
开工了也不能算是安全,因为你只是在试用期而已,
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(usually with one day notice) without consequences
(通常一天的通知)公司有权利抄你的鱿鱼
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So unless you have a confirmation letter,
所以至到你有确认信,
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make sure you have some savings
有储蓄还是就安全的
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At least if one company decides to “play stunt” with you,
至少如果你的新公司玩弄你,
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you’ll still have ample time to look for another job
你还有时间找另外一份工作
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Whenever we have a new job,
每当我们成功拿到新的工作
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we’ll be so excited we only check for two things before signing:
我们都只观察合同里的两个条款:
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The salary and the number of days we have for our annual leave
我们的月薪还有年假
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But how many of us actually look at the notice period?
可是有几个会去注意通信期?
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While most companies will go for a
one-month notice period for confirmed staff,
虽然说大多数合同的通信期是一个月
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they can be different depending on the contract
可是如果你的位置挺高的话
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If your position is high, it can go all the way to three months
你的通信期可能会高达三个月
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Now, imagine you think it’s just one month
如果你一个月后会
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and you secure yourself a new job,
在新的公司开工,
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only to realize the notice period is three months
而发现你需要三个月的时间来离职
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Your new employer might not wait two months for you!
你的新公司或许会把你的未来位置交给别人
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In this digital era,
在我们的数字时代
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it’s common to use the Internet for everything:
我们干任何事都:
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from ordering your food to booking your taxi
是在运用互联网
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Of course, it’s even more common to find a job online:
找工也是用互联网啊
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everyone in Goody Feed found his or her position online.
好吃粉的员工都是酱找到的
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However, don’t limit yourself to just online channel
可是不要把自己限制在互联网上,
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Get out there and meet people
你也应该出门露脸一下下
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Go to jobs fairs where you’ll get the chance to meet employers-to-be
去参加招聘会,
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and impress them with your personality
认识多一点人
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After all, there’s only so much a piece of paper can convey about you
一张纸也只能说明这么多,对吗?
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Sometimes, you’re leaving not because
you’re unhappy with your boss:
有时候,你离职的原因不是因为老板不好:
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You just want a change of scenery
你只是想换环境
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Just remember that before you leave,
但是要记得和你的上司
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get a testimonial or reference letter from your superior
拿一个见证书
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Nothing speaks better about your work performance
如果他写得好,
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than a glowing recommendation from your ex-boss
你未来的上司会比较想把你拉进公司
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Also, it means that you’re not leaving the company because you suck,
因为你的见证书代表你离职的理由不是因为你差劲,
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and it shows your future employer that they’ll
be getting a good staff who’s easy to work with
也代表你是个好员工
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And because we’re living in the 21st century,
那当然,
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everything is going digital
在这个数字时代
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So don’t get them to write you a piece of paper that you might lose
不要跟他们拿一个容易丢失的纸
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Get them to write on your LinkedIn profile instead
让他们在你的LinkedIn户口写好评价
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Boss ah
老板啊
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Mmm
啊
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Waa you’re looking good ah?
你很帅啊
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Anyway right, can help me write a testimonial?
可以帮我写一个见证书吗?
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Very short one
短的也可以
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Errr my… for future purposes ah
未来用的啊
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Ah… can can can
啊可以可以
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Serious ah?
真的啊?
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Ya ya ya, can can, I write zai one for you
可以可以,我写好的给你
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Ya I know you got my back man
我就知道你是女人
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Yeah yeah yeah, bye
好好,再见
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But, of course lah, if you’re not leaving on good terms,
可是如果你和你的上司不和,
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then better don’t ask.
还是算了吧
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asking for testimony from a boss that doesn’t like you
从一个不喜欢你的老板要见证信
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It just doesn’t end well
你不会有好的下场
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?(猪在叫)??
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Nowadays, HR don’t hire you just based on your resume
现在人事部不只是观察你的工作简历
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They’ll become Private Investigators (P.I.)
and look through your social media accounts
他们会变成侦探,调查你的社交户口
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So, if you happen to be a troll…
所以如果在互联网你又做错什么,
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clean up your account first
快点把它们清掉吧
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Make sure your profile is updated because
if a HR manager can’t find you online,
确保你更新所有的互联网户口,因为如果人事部在网上找不到你,
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you might not even be given a chance to come for an interview
他们可能不会让你参加面试
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And I’m not just talking about Facebook and Instagram
还有,我说的不只是社交户口
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Make sure your LinkedIn profile is updated as well
LinkedIn 也是
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because that’s where the people are going to start looking first
一个很重要的户口
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And if your LinkedIn account was updated back in 2009?
如果LinkedIn户口最后一次更新是在2009年,
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Kiss your future job goodbye
你想都别想
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In the world today, it’s not enough to say
“I can do everything fastly and goodly”
在今时今日,大声的说“我行的”是没有用的
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You need to be able to prove it,
你需要以你之前
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and the best way to do so is to have some sort of portfolio
的档案来证明自己
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It doesn’t matter what it is,
不管是什么,
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whether it’s a report you’ve done or a video you’ve made
可以是一个报告或一个视频
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It goes without saying that when you show your samples,
当然,在让未来的公司看你的组合是,
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you’re not showing them confidential
information about your previous company
确保你没有泄露重要机密
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Pretty common sense, right?
很简单吧?
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Okay, this is pretty clear cut but you need to check this:
好啦,最后一点:
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Go to your CPF statement and check if your present
company still owes you any CPF contributions
确保你的公司没有欠你任何公积金贡献
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Because the moment you leave, it’s very hard to chase back the money
因为当你离开之后,钱就很难追回来
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I mean, ya CPF will help you, but it’s going to take some time
公积金ju局会帮你,可是他们需要时间
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So if you happen to need the money,
like for paying instalment for your BTO flat,
所以如果你急着要用,好像需要还你组屋的分期付款,
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then you might need to pay via cash
你或许必须拿现金来还
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Of course, let’s be honest: the problem
you face isn’t a company owing you CPF
可是老实说,问题不在和你的公司追钱
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But whether you still remember your SingPass password
而是你还记得你的SingPass密码吗?
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Now that you know what to do before quitting,
do yourself a favour: show this to your friends
现在你知道该怎么做了,通知你的朋友吧
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Because remember: out of your 100 friends,
2 of them are going to quit their job soon
记得,在你100个朋友当中,其中两个快要丢信了
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Don’t let them make these mistakes
不要让他们一错再错
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Eh, is that you?
喂,小妹,我认识你!
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No no, no I don’t know you, who are you
没有,你是谁?我不认识你
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What happen to you?
你到底发生什么事?
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I haven’t seen you in like, what?
我多久没见到你了?
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I don’t know you 🙁
我不认识你
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Like our video and subscribe to our YouTube channel
请点赞并订阅我们的YouTube频道
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And uh
还有啊
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Hit the notification button
记得点击通知键
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And check out the two videos up above
并观看以上的两个视频
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Can ah? Can ah?
可以啊?可以啊?
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