thanks for the advise.. but i dont know why they want to interview me asap la.. i want to extend the interview date also quite hard..

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:30 pm
they told me its a desktop support role.. maybe something like a helpdesk..

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:31 pm
yes..i admit..you are absolutely correct..

Haven't graduate hor? Chill la bro focus on what you have to do now and take your time to find a job once you have graduated.

No one lies on their deathbed wishing they have worked a little bit more.

Most probably the reason for "asap" is for their own benefit so that they can get as many applicants within a certain time frame rather then accommodating the interviewee's schedule, thereby wasting time on their side.

im still in my final sem bro..final exam is nearby, money also just enough for for me..that why i need to ask ur advise la.

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:26 pm
yeah i know that..we must sacrifice in order to gain something..but i feel worried laa..

Haven't graduate hor? Chill la bro focus on what you have to do now and take your time to find a job once you have graduated.
No one lies on their deathbed wishing they have worked a little bit more.

thanks for the advise.. but i dont know why they want to interview me asap la.. i want to extend the interview date also quite hard..

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:30 pm
they told me its a desktop support role.. maybe something like a helpdesk..

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:31 pm
yes..i admit..you are absolutely correct..

its hard to resist..but lot of people told me like this..

It is a good move you try to find a job before graduate. Seems like no choice, you have to go to take the chance. Otherwise other people will take it.
Nowadays difficult to get a job so better start early. If no luck, then will be unemployed for years.

I think you should see the interview as something like if both of you fit each other or not.  If you get the job before graduate, isn't that awesome?  I think if you read through this forum, you will realize that it's not easy to even get an interview for fresh grad and now you have the opportunity to do that before you finish your study. 

Find out more about the company and the position you are interviewing.  Also, do prepare questions to ask the company as well maybe specifically to your role.  Interview is not a one way street.

Finally, all the best to you :-)

I think you should see the interview as something like if both of you fit each other or not.  If you get the job before graduate, isn't that awesome?  I think if you read through this forum, you will realize that it's not easy to even get an interview for fresh grad and now you have the opportunity to do that before you finish your study. 

Find out more about the company and the position you are interviewing.  Also, do prepare questions to ask the company as well maybe specifically to your role.  Interview is not a one way street.

Finally, all the best to you :-)

Singapore will always be here, and such opportunities will always come around. Why you die die also wanna interrupt your revision to come to Singapore for an interview when you haven't even graduated. Concentrate on doing your best in your exams, take some time off after that to live a little and relax, then only you start your search.

Singapore will always be here, and such opportunities will always come around. Why you die die also wanna interrupt your revision to come to Singapore for an interview when you haven't even graduated. Concentrate on doing your best in your exams, take some time off after that to live a little and relax, then only you start your search.

rest between job  ,
for people like me kais pagi makan pagi, that is so far away 

such opportunity does not always come around to people like me

rest between job  ,
for people like me kais pagi makan pagi, that is so far away 

What exactly do you mean by 'people like you'? What are you studying anyway?
More like rest after years and years of formal education 

Come on lah, we are humans, not machines. Stop and smell the roses. Live a little. Then get your ass back to work.

its hard to resist..but lot of people told me like this..

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Added on September 12, 2011, 4:40 pm
yeah maybe..i wasnt thinking bout that..

Are the any members here working in the banking sector? how the benefits like in the banking sector in Singapore?
Always need to stay back till late at night?

desktop support shd be ard S$1500-S$1800 for fresh graduate

If u noticed, dividend rates and interest rates in SG is lower than in Msia. I'm talking both borrowing and lending rate.
Further, from macro point of view Msia has higher risk (lower rating) than SG, so the fixed (or somewhat fixed) return rate in Msia should be higher than SG.
If CPF rate matches EPF rate, that would not make sense.
So (assuming ceteris paribus, which is a BIG assumption), it's better to put in EPF/FD in Msia than in SG.

Anyway, that being said, if i remembered correctly ur CPF for the first SGD60K is paid at 2.5% + 2% = 4.5% (I think i saw that on some fund manager advertisement inside the MRT train, i think its aberden asset mgmt)