Civil Svc/ Statboard - Typical Timeline for making a Hiring Decision

Originally Posted by Unregistered

some agencies practise one year before emplacement, some two, and others, three. all depends on individual agencies. as long as its not a contract role without estab, work hard and you will get emplaced.

Might not get contract renew if contract ended. It give a bad remark if contract not renewable. Quite unstable to work in CS!

hi all, would like to find out from your based on your experiences or encountered.
i had went for an interview and after a week, the HR got back to me, asking me to submit all the necessary documents for management approval as I've been shortlisted for the role after the interview. Its been 3 weeks from there after submission of documents. how long does it take for management to approve and HR to offer me? Right now, i have no idea if i get the job a not as HR is not responding to me.

I noticed that ever since the careers@gov website got revamped, it has an option to attach cover letter.

May I know how many will think that it is necessary to put? Or HR will just will screen your CV first then shortlist/reject?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I noticed that ever since the careers@gov website got revamped, it has an option to attach cover letter.

May I know how many will think that it is necessary to put? Or HR will just will screen your CV first then shortlist/reject?

To be honest, nobody will read what you write. Still, you can put just for show.

My advice to civil serpents: the free market economy is much more challenging and fulfilling than eating government rice. Hope it helps.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

My advice to civil serpents: the free market economy is much more challenging and fulfilling than eating government rice. Hope it helps.

My advice: Don't be retarded. The free market will adjust itself. Just go for whatever job pays more/more interesting work.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

My advice to civil serpents: the free market economy is much more challenging and fulfilling than eating government rice. Hope it helps.

Government jobs No longer a rice bowl and they can replace you when are old.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

My advice to civil serpents: the free market economy is much more challenging and fulfilling than eating government rice. Hope it helps.

What free market more challenging and fulfilling?

If resigned from CS 1 year ago, can reapply CS job after 1 year? Will get blacklisted or not?

How long hr will reply you when you applying statboard or MND jobs?