GovTech Tech Associate Program (TAP)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have gotten an offer recently
1. Not too difficult based on my experience (not as difficult in terms of technical questions or algorithms compared to some other companies)
2. I don't think it is on a rolling basis, asked HR before, seems like they plan to do in "batch" (don't quote me on this)
3. I knew the result after 1 week (after all the interviews)
4. half technical & half behavioral for mine. Asked about my past project, internship, behavioral questions like how to act in some situations, personal interest, career target. Technical side, was asked about the graph and some sorting algorithms, have to write code, but just pseudocode, complexity analysis. Asked about some software engineering stuff like OODP, design patterns etc

Can share how much they offer you? Thanks.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Can share how much they offer you? Thanks.

Curious to know too. I've heard it's quite competitive, like upwards of 5?

anyone who interviewed this December got an offer yet?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Heard TAP is super competitive, only the best of the best can get in. Anyone knows what's the intake size for TAP?

have seen some past year candidates from TAP on LinkedIn, I highly doubt they are the best of the best with those profiles... (I am not saying they are mediocre, but def nowhere near the best)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Curious to know too. I've heard it's quite competitive, like upwards of 5?

Much more than that.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

anyone who interviewed this December got an offer yet?

When did you have your interview?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

When did you have your interview?

My final round was held last week

Hey guys, any idea what the assessment for the cybersecurity track’s is like?

[Roberterop]

Great role considering how fast is the development of technology in the area. I keep reading about the latest technology news, and I am fascinated by the promising outlook of the sector. It makes me want to enter the field now more than ever and create a unique product after getting the chance to learn from the best of the companies in Singapore. I'm a big fan of keyboards and all kinds of PC gadgets and I think that one day I will be able to design my own products and sell them online for much better prices than HP or Dell.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

have seen some past year candidates from TAP on LinkedIn, I highly doubt they are the best of the best with those profiles... (I am not saying they are mediocre, but def nowhere near the best)

they might not have revealed all their experience on linkedin, u know, kiasu sgrean who don't want the competition to know how they do their stuff