Be There Then Four Square!
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SingTel Regional Scholarship
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[job] Sales Specialist (Software as a Service)
Written by jiinjoo in December 16th, 2009
Posted in: Singapore
Responsibilities
To accelerate growth in Cloud Computing markets, to enhance SaaS adoption and focus the execution in delivery of Software as a Service (SaaS) to SME segment.
Carry out Business Development activities to develop horizontal and vertical solutions for corporate customers. This includes customers'' needs profiling/analysis, business development engagements, creating solution-based
Startups can hire for less
Written by jiinjoo in December 16th, 2009
Posted in: Singapore
On the newly setup job board for start-ups, jobs.triplepoint.asia, startups get to hire for less!
Startups Pay Less
If you’re a startup that incorporated in 2009, Listing Fee = S$25
If you’re a startup that incorporated in 2008, Listing Fee = S$35
If you’re a startup that incorporated in 2007, Listing Fee
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Ong Jiin Joo is a Business Development Manager in SingTel Innovation Exchange. Much of his life thus far has been straddling the technology world and the music world, and nothing in between. He pretends that a lot of people read his blog, and is thus only partially frank in his writing. To get the full blown view often involves contacting him for coffee (he doesn't like alcohol). 

