Singapore is a nice place to live, but one will not survive with the bit of ching and dollar notes in your pocket. I know many of you are looking for good paid jobs, better paid jobs, so here we go. I collected the best infos and tips to get your dream job in Singapore.

Are you looking for the best places where you can get a really good business massage in Singapore? You got just 30 minutes of lunch break but you are stiff from starring at your dull screen the whole morning? Gotcha, happens to me every other day, and the best to be ready to rock the afternoon shift is to get a bit pampering during lunch time. Get read for a quick lunch massage!

Chinese new year is over and here comes the job hunting season, and there is not any reason why we should not go browsing on the job portals in Singapore to see if there is a job opening for you, well-qualified, a diligent candle burner at both ends, with some experience in his career field.
This is for everyone who wants to move to Singapore, intending to sample the exuberant nightlife, shopping centres, exotic culture and roadside fare of Singapore.

I remember the time when I was in Bangkok, and made a real boner, being this peculiar Angmo specimen, who did not bother much about reading about Thai customs. Well, there was this pretty little child, and I could not resist patting him upon the head. Big mistake. That was one of the most insulting thing is that I could do to a little Buddhist child or any Buddhist for that matter.

So life is not a bowl of cherries, but you suddenly find yourself in the pits, because your life has turned out to be somewhat like the Beatles song,”it’s been a Hard Day’s night, I have been working like a dog…” That is the reason why many people are looking for new career options, when they do not have to work such long stifling monotonous hours at thankless and low paying jobs.
Now, if you happen to be one of them and are looking for important information about things to know if you want to work in Singapore, read on!

When I founded this page I was indeed an Angry AngMo, there was a lot to complain about, and so I did. However people are complaining about me now, for not complaining so much any more. Thanks for the hint, I will see what I can do.
But before I start, I present you a guest blogger, Leone Fabre, expat, and in Singapore since over 2 years. And she shares with us her personal point of view on “Complaining Expats” in Singapore.

Singapore’s economy shrank by 19.7% in the first quarter of 2009 compared with the previous three months, its biggest quarterly contraction on record.