the slots open up 6 mths in advance. seems that nowadays for whatever reason within the day also all taken up liao. so I guess try login in the morning and book the newly opened up 6 months later appointment lo

Very true! I suppose the only thing that one can do is to keep their eyes peeled for any opportunity that arises!

its 2-3 months...u need to look further down the year 2014...maybe mid 2014...LOL

6months? Oh MY!!

This post has been edited by tailtwist: Mar 22 2014, 10:53 PM

Didn't know Malaysian can vote in Singapore , or you have already converted you citizenship ?

Nobody is able to take away your job if u r good...unless..:hmm

Still got 2.61 if u r buying sgd...

Hey all, looking for some advice. I've just started working a few months in my company but one of my clients casually asked me to consider "jump ship" to his company. Firstly, I don't know what the offer is like but I assume that it should be a better one, otherwise how can you attract people to jump over to your ship, right? Secondly, I don't know why of all people he ask me..maybe I'm still young and fresh so easier to train? Thirdly, I'm not very sure if this is an ethical thing to do and it worries me that their work ethics are as such. He was very persuasive and kept promoting how good is company is...I'm afraid there might be something fishy going on that I don't know about..

Good luck. Just be confident. They dont really expect much from a fresh graduate.

But try to score in your interview. It is crucial you get as much as they expect such as company background, current project (if possible, even if you missed out they know you are interested in working for the company), good communication skills in both written and verbal, the ability to learn fast (very crucial) and working as a team.

http://knowyourmeme.com/photos/633939-they-took-our-jobs

thanks mate

a little more confidence now since i have gotten a handful of interviews, attended a couple so far and even passed one, and got a few phone calls

right now i'm about to interview with 2 companies that are in the top 6 of their industry... hope it goes well

Dont worry, just be confident. Good luck. Just land your foot here. Working here is good in many ways as a fresh graduate.

This post has been edited by razo2: Mar 23 2014, 11:20 AM

Oil and Gas ?

nope

it's a services industry

No la still singing Negaraku. Just saying what an angry local would do if he/she finds out MOM cheated them.

Old, fat, married, pregnant, have kids etc etc. Lose out to young mei mei.

Ya lol from South Park, teach you a lot of good stuff. Go watch that episode, you will know what to do when you lose your job.

If you're not singaporean by citizenship you better not bring up all these kinds of things (even if you're a PR).
The last thing you need is for them (singaporeans) to tell you to balik malaysia.
And it is you who took their jobs.

Arghh...why so difficult get into bank industry in Singapore?! Is it much more higher chance if I walk in to Singapore for interview instead of sending resume through online?They reject me like without considering, night send..next day morning rejected.

Guys, does a Malaysian Jobstreet account work for SG applications? I'm asking because it allows me to apply, but I can never check status unlike Malaysian ones, so it looks like they didn't even read it.

yea... 3 grades...

fuiyoh!!! stomper.. kk, must take note.. i wonder why all bankers like to be stomper...

by making applying lor...

most probably they just want local or singapore pr ?

that means your resume simply isn't good enough. either you lack the skills and experience that a SG bank wants but can't easily get within the existing SC/PR pool, or you have the skills n experience but your resume itself sucks.