Woman rejects remote job from Singapore-based company over RM3,000 salary and lack of benefits: ‘This wasn’t a missed opportunity, it was me dodging the...
A Threads user says she rejected a remote customer service role with a Singapore-based company after concluding the RM3,000 salary and employment terms weren't worth accepting.
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