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Employer stunned after discovering maid she hired cannot even fry an egg, asks locals: ‘How would you handle this?’

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March 27, 2026
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SINGAPORE: Think about going via the whole hiring course of, paying company charges, and making preparations to herald a home helper, solely to understand that she can’t even deal with one of the fundamental kitchen duties like frying an egg.

One employer lately mentioned she discovered herself in precisely this example. In an nameless publish shared within the ‘Direct Rent Switch Singapore Maid / Home Helper’ Fb group on Tuesday (Mar 24), she defined that the helper was a “first-timer” however had offered herself throughout the interview as somebody skilled in dealing with a spread of family duties.

However only one week into the job, issues took a flip. The helper admitted that “she doesn’t know find out how to fry an egg.” On prime of that, she has additionally requested to be “transferred to a different employer inside Singapore.”

Feeling caught and not sure find out how to transfer ahead, the employer turned to others for recommendation.

“When you had been the employer, how would you deal with this example? Please give me your inputs.”

“If she is keen to remain and study, be affected person together with her.”

The publish drew blended reactions from different customers. Some instructed giving the helper an opportunity by educating her or letting her study via on-line movies, whereas others felt the employer ought to terminate the contract.

One mentioned, “Repatriate her. If sufficient employers ship again untrained maids or maids who lie about their expertise, maybe their house nation businesses will at some point truly prepare them and supply correct biodatas.”

One other wrote, “I can’t hesitate for even a second to ship this dishonest maid again to the place she got here from. She received the cheek to ask for a switch! Actually thick-skinned after utilizing you to get into SG.”

A 3rd added, “If she is keen to remain and study, be affected person together with her. But when she insists on transferring, ship her again as a result of it means she is simply utilizing you and can do the identical to a different employer if the job doesn’t swimsuit her.”

On the flip facet, some individuals mentioned they discovered the entire state of affairs a bit arduous to imagine, primarily as a result of frying an egg is such a fundamental talent. They identified that even somebody with little or no cooking expertise would often know find out how to do it.

One mentioned, “Severely, even frying an egg? I don’t imagine on this… Perhaps different meals, however eggs? Even a kindergartner is aware of find out how to do it… First issues first, we don’t know the true story, however the egg motive is actually unbelievable.”

A number of, nonetheless, famous that there are circumstances the place helpers genuinely have no idea find out how to fry an egg.

One consumer shared, “My ex-helper actually can’t even fry a sunny-side up. Throughout the interview, she listed down the dishes she may cook dinner. I discovered that her mum did the whole lot when she was at house.”

In different information, a Singaporean worker took to social media on Monday (Feb 23) to vent his anger after his supervisor allegedly insulted him for taking medical depart (MC) throughout his discover interval.

In a publish on a neighborhood discussion board, the worker mentioned that when he returned to work after being on MC, his supervisor instantly began tearing into him. He claimed the supervisor referred to as him “ineffective,” sarcastically requested if he was “happy now,” and accused him of taking MC on objective, even saying he had “calculated it completely.”

Learn extra: ‘He referred to as me ineffective’ — SG worker claims supervisor hurled insults at him for taking MC throughout discover interval





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