Alcander Seow

Environmental Engineer Minor in Business at Nanyang Technological University

26 Sep 2020

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Do you think I should apply for this internship?

Hi, I found this ad post on one of my telegrams jobs offer portal (SG Part Timers #SnatchJobs):

https://t.me/sgparttimers/76558

Do you think I should apply for the jobs to broaden my studies in the finance sector while studying for my final semester of poly?

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Yang Teng

26 Sep 2020

I wouldn't.

First, there isn't a company name to refer to on the google form or on the job posting. Second, the pay seems sketchy for flexible workdays and rather simple job scope (uni intern is about ~$700). Third, this seems to be those work for wealth planning/financial advisor roles which do not have a good reputation for interns.

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