eh...they did not accept your extract without chop in ubi?
my friend and i had our extract without chops too...just a statement like computer generated, no signature required.
we both tried woodlands on different days...got rejected and the officer insisted on us going to jb to re-do the extract   
however, we tried ubi as another colic went there but he could not remember his extract having any chop or not    ...and we got it done around oct or nov
my wife converted hers after CNY...also without the chop or anything.
weird case...   

maybe they read ur comments
now all of them require the chop and signature for license conversion now.   

sudah updated

but how do i let them know i want a job haha

Wrong. Some fruits got problem.

via walk/car/bike?
why u support ang moh so much? tropical fruits no good? 

must declare... if not, scan n illegal might get fine 
infect local orchards? what do u mean...

no sellfish, its about fruits..

3 yrs experience consider as experienced hires i think? yet cant find a banking job.all ask the same question:do you have rights to work in sg? ...

Attached with HSBC currently, Mandatory Corporate Action. Got recommendation?  

Junior officer how to drive x6 and fly Silk Air back home weekly?

Many possibilities...

1. Make false report as being a junior staff lor
2. Corruption lor
3. Borrow fron ah long to buy lor
4. Fama buy lor
5. Etc etc

'Allowance' from a loaded engineer boyfriend maybe?

Do they check my hard disk and laptop of I bring there?

Just wondering, anyone here knows a way to maintain Singapore's PR when you're no longer working nor staying there. Any lubang 

this kind of mentality wont get u far in sg... the tougher it is usually build resilience in u, the ability to preserver better than singkies... will allow u to compete with an advantage.. want easy job? singkie also want... what value add are u gonna offer then?

huh? jie.. what do u mean?

thanks

my grad isn't too far away from results date, problem might be actual results date is slow

who say i dont contribute ar... i volunteer at soup kitchen ok! i thought can help them make sushi with my skills... but the way they cook more like economy rice style... CSR!

actually y so rush to get a job    life of working is harder than u expected,especially in sg. Go have a short holiday, travel around.

HR told me I can open a bank account either with DBS or OCBC. Would like to ask what is the difference between these two. I am getting a work permit only, heard that a lot of restrictions with that as well.

business/mgmt/consulting/finance/risk mix

i can assure you jobs are not a lot. across 3 countries. i know this because

1) I talk to people within the industry, including HoDs, directors and VPs, who make the hiring requests and decisions. Not only that, these guys are high up and the industry is relatively small, so they know everyone everywhere, and can tell me if others are hiring or not - if i bring up names of companies i am interviewing with, they automatically know the specific person i'm meeting

2) I talk to HR, which gets handed all hiring requests in those companies where HR maintains a good relationship with the higher level/decision makers. In many cases however, this is not so effective because in this industry the higher levels will participate in the interview process in the first or second round itself, only sometimes using the HR to filter and narrow down candidates... second/final or third round would be CEO/CFO or Partner already

3) I search extensively. A minor but still significant proportion of these positions are advertised on companies' websites directly or via external ads. It's an indication of market demand.

Try harder means putting aside/managing my studies, spending hours travelling into big cities every other week, arranging meetings with important people, and sending in applications or enquiries by the thousands.

You don't often get to the "expectations" stage and I have not once been told to lower my expectations (except to maybe look for an operations or less relevant type of job) because salary/benefits is a given (I can't or don't need to ask for a lot and they have the resources to not need to compromise)

It's clear to me that contacts and networks are increasingly important. A local can get through those grad programs, and even still it's a few hundred or thousand applications cut down to a handful, or 1, position available. What more an international student.

It's down to luck, and then networks. My grades are already great (not #1 in the class, but well above top 10% or 15%) but if you are a local then an average/just above average grade might be good enough if you're lucky. Resume wise already pretty good, not exceptional but well above average.

my field is not broad at all, if you believe the general perception

I know that what I've studied is very broad, deep, and has wide applications. But the type of job I am looking for is not broad until you have reached a very senior level with a lot of experience - and even at that stage it depends on how your career evolved as you might have been very specialised or the opposite

my field is not just "Business". and I'm not sure I can call any field my field until I can find and hold down a job.

One example. if you study investments, you can be more than a research analyst, a fund manager, a salesperson, or a banker. those are fairly good jobs, but you can always be a teacher, a businessman, an accountant, an entrepreneur. But if you're finishing school and looking for a corporate type of job as a starting point (maybe now you don't have good business ideas or networks, insufficient capital, or the market or environment is not ready) then there simply isn't enough work in the market for an investments graduate who would rather utilise what little training and skills he has developed than compromise and take an unrelated job.

none of the countries I have explored extensively are in recession. you don't need to be in recession for the job market to be tough. the United States is out of recession, yet the job market is tough as ever.
believe me, I have been trying in Msia too. one would be far too shortsighted to limit themselves to 1 or 2 places in this environment.

3 years... obviously it is not deep in every single subject, topic, and area. it is broad in the sense that it is multi-disciplinary, going into the fundamentals of many related but separate subjects. then it is very deep in the 2 or 3 areas you major/specialise in.

the difference... there are a lot of 3 year or 4 year degrees. sounds like too short a period for you to go deep? consider the schedules of medical students. even in a 5 year medical degree (vs a 5 year Law + Arts degree) their hours are much more than other students per week, they have far less holidays (so even more hours), and the objects of their study are far more intense than Marketing or Management.

not all subjects were created equal. studying a week of hematology is surely harder than a month of management for the average person. just like first year mathematics is harder than third year finance.

along those lines... what I study exists within business but is not business admin or management. it combines different subjects and fields into one. its standards require you to go deep in many of these sub-components. my interviewer is either intimately familiar with this because he/she studied the same way back when, or at least understands it because he/she works alongside people with that kind of background and is responsible for recruiting at a very competitive level.