I have my 2nd Interview this Friday for the Service Desk position. I have a feeling this is a really good company and will try and impress them on the 2nd interview.

Great news, i got the job for the Service Desk post, and will be starting there end of April and will be flying to Luxembourg in May for a weeks training..

im sure, there will be some free time for traveling etc.. e.g Night time...

Early May, but this is not confirmed as we may or may not be going there as what i was told..

Expensive or not, im pretty sure that RBC Dexia will be providing some form of funding for the trip.. like weekly allowance etc, and congrats dude for getting the job.. Im pretty sure ill bump into you sooner or later as the office in Cyber is quite small at the moment.

Heres a tip: They will ask a lot of process related questions.

Im not a fresh graduate and they still want me to go there, i think they want us to go there for some EXPOSURE!

This post has been edited by asanthadenz: Apr 18 2009, 09:53 PM

Went for the 2nd Interview on Friday afternoon, and was only inform on Wednesday that i got the job, 5 days including the weekends..

Service Desk, same as David

5 of us going there.. don't know who the other 2 are

screw Paris, better off checking out Belgium.. from what i heard, the night life there is amazing!!

Would you rather get paid well or get paid less and have a company that has a big sign outside the building? lol

Im guessing you didnt get the job at RBC?

This post has been edited by asanthadenz: Jun 12 2009, 06:30 PM

I mean c'mon, take for example HSBC. "Big Sign", big flashy office etc but every person i know that works there claims they hate the company/job..

Really depends on your position in the company. As far as i know the only department that works on 24/5 shifts are the IT Operations, because they support LUX/UK/AUS/HK/SG/MSIA

The other positions e.g Fund Accounting etc only work on 1 fixed shift, but the shift depends on which country your doing the job.

E.g if your working for Cash Investigation UK or whatever, you start at 2PM and so on.. don't quote me on this as i only work in the IT department.

Yes, we have vacancy for someone that is good with SQL

General Operations means that they just hire you base on your experience etc, after a while they would allocate you to a position you are most experienced for..

Trust me i know

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Added on January 30, 2011, 4:35 pmignore what lalazhai says, every company has it's politics and dramas..

you just need to play your cards right like every other company out there..

This post has been edited by asanthadenz: Jan 30 2011, 04:36 PM

They usually send you overseas if it's a new department or unable to bring the trainers over to Malaysia .