I think it is fair to go Dutch. You can always declare the per pax cost on the spot and get everyone to pay their share. You can be generous to them and give a treat from time to time but it should not be a case where everyone keeps quiet and you become the default person to pay.

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Sadly in Singapore without a degree many doors are locked. Get a degree ASAP and move to another job that offers better! There are are also many IT certifications try and get some

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in Life we often meet With situations where we are forced to do what we dislike. If you are truely good at it and can milk something good out of it then maybe it might be wise to stick to it for a while and achieve something before moving in to your passion. if you found out that you are not as good in the area of your passion then would you have regretted that you did not stick to what you are good at ?

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I would say take the job. Based on what you mentioned there is better pay and prospects. Sincec You are only one month in it wouldn’t hurt your future job prospects unless you perform terribly or did some major screw up.

I think you should take the promotion first and later help your colleague by putting him in good light in front of your bosses so that he gets a promotion as well. I do not think it is appropriate to question your boss on who they promote and when.

You didn’t mentioned what sort of sales role. I think sales is a very good field to enter. The Commission pay out can be better than your base in some cases. If you grow yourself into a regional role you can travel around as well. You learn people management skills As well ! How to handle schedules, how backend sales operations, how to handle difficult customers.

I think it would be better to stick to your freelance job and look for better paying jobs. That is really Low plus you mentioned no prospect