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Mimi Jasman

Customer Service Officer at DHL PTE LTD

01 Jul 2020

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Is working 2 part-time the same as working 1 full-time job despite I'm happier in working 2 part-time jobs rather than dragging my emotions and feeling stress at a full-time job?

My savings in my emergency funds are going down. From 18k to 10k and I feel like I have to do something lucky. I’m 26 yo and below, hence I opened a jumpstart account with Stan chart. However, should I find a full-time job? And if yes, I do need help to get one full-time job :) Thanks Seedly in advance!

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Cryotosensei

01 Sep 2024

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If your part-time jobs don't allow you to develop your skill set as much as a full-time job, then I don't think it's worth it in the long run. Sorry if I sound brutal

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Li Elizabeth

01 Aug 2024

It depends on you... really.

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Wong Zhi Bin

01 Jan 2024

It is different in term of how next employer looking at your experiences

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kirby

01 Jul 2023

Yes i know ur happy now but think about the future when u need to buy a house, feed ur kids and stuff.

it is highly unlikely u will be able to afford a middle class lifestyle as u said ur drawing from ur savings even with 2 jobs.

depends on what kind of life u want to live ultimately.

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Myron

08 Feb 2023

I used to have one full-time job, but then I switched to five part-time roles (three of which help m...

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