DSTA (under Mindef)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

its not common to fail g50 but it happens, start applying for other jobs just in case

Damn. I rejected other offers for this.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Damn. I rejected other offers for this.

gg, not worth risking it unless you’ve signed letter of employment, they can rescind your offer anytime if you only have a provisional offer

Applied for a position 3 weeks ago. They emailed me a rejection email, didn't even make it to the interview stage.

Kinda stings but that's life I guess. Time to move on.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Applied for a position 3 weeks ago. They emailed me a rejection email, didn't even make it to the interview stage.

Kinda stings but that's life I guess. Time to move on.

they only hire from nus/ntu and mostly fch or scu

Originally Posted by Unregistered

they only hire from nus/ntu and mostly fch or scu

They only consider suitable applicants from the 6 local unis.

NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUTD & SUSS.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

They only consider suitable applicants from the 6 local unis.

NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUTD & SUSS.

dsta only conducts campus interview in nus/ntu, where anyone who applied will get a chance to interview. interviewees get accepted on the spot without any other assessment if they pass the interview

offer letter says work starts at 830am, what time do yall actually reach work?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

offer letter says work starts at 830am, what time do yall actually reach work?

0730. To avoid the rush hour jams.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

offer letter says work starts at 830am, what time do yall actually reach work?

Very flexible depending on your team.
I have friends who only come office once every 2 weeks.
My team and neighbour colleagues coming in at 10am or later.
As long as you get your job done and be on time for meetings, most of the time not so anal

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Very flexible depending on your team.
I have friends who only come office once every 2 weeks.
My team and neighbour colleagues coming in at 10am or later.
As long as you get your job done and be on time for meetings, most of the time not so anal

It depends on the job and your boss.

Some jobs may require the office to be manned and WFH may not be an option.

Better not assume flexible work arrangements.