DSTA (under Mindef)

mx is a general scheme.

dsta ppl are tech specialist and uses their own pay scale

Originally Posted by Unregistered

PSA: if you want to have a normal work-life balance, don't even consider Procurement.

wew I heard of horror stories so I rejected the offer

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Those that got rejected or ignored, may I ask what is your GPA? I applied for the procurement position in December and they have not get back to me too. I am a 2:1 from local uni. Studying science so not sure if it’s relevant which explains the delay

strange... I am also a 2:1 from ntu studying science also. They got back to me after a month

don't bother with procurement here. unless you're ok with being worked to the bone and getting bullied by the toxic middle management.

though i'm sure i hardly need repeat this when there are so many earlier posters sharing similar opinions.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

wew I heard of horror stories so I rejected the offer

I'm the earlier poster... Currently feel like I saved someone's life.

Does anyone know what is the culture like in building and infrastructure dept?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Does anyone know what is the culture like in building and infrastructure dept?

u got the interview for B&I?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

u got the interview for B&I?

Nope, I'm still thinking whether to apply to B&I or not.
Are you planning to apply as well?
Do you know anything about the job scope or culture at B&I?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nope, I'm still thinking whether to apply to B&I or not.
Are you planning to apply as well?
Do you know anything about the job scope or culture at B&I?

Applied but no news. Not sure about the culture.

Fresh Grad should definitely have an edge. Currently have 5 years working experience but wanted a career change. Applied for senior engineer role in Digital Labs, have a relevant local U masters. only offered 6XXX. Gov sector takes around 2 months to reply your application.