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Jobseeker says company wanted him to handle marketing, sales, HR, design and admin work but wouldn’t offer at least S$3.5k

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November 8, 2025
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SINGAPORE: A jobseeker shared on Reddit that the “advertising govt” job he utilized for turned out to be way more demanding than what the job title steered, with the employer anticipating him to tackle a number of roles for a wage under S$3,500.

Posting on the r/askSingapore subreddit on Friday (Nov 7), he defined that the job description initially seemed like an ordinary advertising position involving day-to-day marketing campaign and branding work.

Nevertheless, throughout the interview, the employer revealed that the place would additionally require him to deal with gross sales outreach, handle social media accounts, help with HR duties, tackle administrative duties, design graphics, coordinate occasions, create content material, and handle CRM programs.

Basically, a number of specialised roles had been mixed into one. 

“These roles are all lumped beneath ‘advertising govt.’ Sure, you learn it proper, advertising govt,” the jobseeker wrote. “And it’s a one-man present, no advertising staff for a supposed advertising position that consists of so many issues.”

Regardless of the intensive scope of duties, the employer reportedly stated they “weren’t prepared to supply a minimum of S$3,500,” claiming that the quantity was “too excessive” for somebody who solely had a diploma and three years of expertise.

Livid about the entire interview expertise, the jobseeker wrote on the finish of the submit, “What sort of mentality does the employer must assume that somebody will settle for this sort of position for this sort of pay?”

“S$3.5k for all these is insane.”

As a lot as this expertise was exasperating, one Reddit person wrote that that is “sadly the norm within the artistic business.”

“It’s why most artistic individuals are usually self-employed or freelance. As a result of for the quantity of wage you’re paid and the work concerned, you would possibly as properly DIY? Then your issues are yours to take care of, and your wage is yours to earn,” they added.

“And it’s not like a number of the SMEs present many advantages too. Even had corporations inform me that if I’m employed, I want to make use of my very own digital camera gear. Lol.”

One other commented, “Advertising and marketing + Gross sales + Social Media Administration + Graphic Design + Occasions Co-ord + Content material Creator + CRM is quite common to bao ka liao in a ‘advertising govt’ position. Very normal for SME.”

“You may have possibly one company occasion a yr to plan/coordinate and one social media submit each week to do up. Actually, not that arduous. The HR/admin is a bit bizarre, although.”

Others, nonetheless, discovered it ridiculous that corporations would give one individual so many duties and refuse to pay appropriately.

One shared, “I obtained a S$3.8k job provide for recent grade engineer positions, and it’s already lowballing. S$3.5k for all these is insane.”

One other wrote, “To be sincere, I gained’t hassle working for one-man reveals. Most of them don’t have the capital to make it massive; this one is tremendous penny-pinching.”

In different information, a pissed off son turned to social media to vent after his father, who has not contributed a single cent to the household for the previous 15 years, abruptly demanded a month-to-month upkeep fee.

Posting on the r/SingaporeR subreddit on Tuesday (Nov 4), the son revealed that his father was largely absent all through their lives and had a number of extramarital affairs through the years. “My siblings and I don’t even have an emotional bond with him as a result of he was by no means round. He doesn’t know what we studied or something about us,” the son wrote.

Learn extra: Father who hasn’t contributed a single cent for 15 years now seeks upkeep, son asks for recommendation on-line





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