i receive a phone interview and email from SG when i was still working in malaysia. phone interview using my malaysia number.

the time i have my phone interview, i just freshly graduate and just started working at malaysia only 4 months by that time? can i consider as freshie?haha

Job hunting is about patient and timing, actually i think the better practice of job hunting for freshie is to look for job during last month of your study. maybe you are busy with exam, but you still can make out of time for it. just my two cents.

This post has been edited by yhoong12: May 16 2013, 04:09 PM

Only one years ++ and still learning...hehe

I think the quote is not the one she is asking for, as she want to drive sg car in sg, not foreign-registered vehicle.

To drive a vehicle in Singapore, you must possess a valid Singapore driving licence for the class of vehicle that you want to drive. This requirement applies to all citizens and permanent residents of Singapore and also foreigners who are residing in Singapore for more than twelve (12) months. Foreigners who reside here for less than twelve (12) months must possess a valid foreign licence and International Driving Permit (IDP) issued by an authorised body in their country of origin e.g. the Automobile Association (AA). If an International Driving Permit is not available, an official translation of your foreign licence in English is required. Driver from ASEAN member countries only need to possess a valid driving licence issued by the relevant driving licence Authority in order to drive in Singapore without IDP.

Erm, are you too busy to read through what people had post to you? you can drive SG car using malaysian license for the first 12 month you are here, after 12 month, you need a singapore license, is this clear enough?

qoo10 item quality is not assure, you must read all review carefully and take your own risk, sometimes you even need to deliver back if faulty to get exchange.

Singapore is not a fairy land, then how about malaysia? if you compare malaysia and singapore, which is better? for me, maybe i come from small town, so i feel SG better in term of working. In term of family and friends, i would say malaysia given that i work in my hometown, if i work outside of my hometown, the idea of staying a distance from family is the same. i asked my parent i can choose to work in SG or KL, they prefer me to go SG as it is safer and they noneed to worry so much. but this is just my 2 cent.

I didnt notice it say if complete survey will get a limited edition easylink card, but the letter already throw away.