Anyone jobless for a long time before?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For females, do u wear jacket for interviews?

Wear short skirt, higher chance! Wear jacket cover all over, sure no chance

Feeling so disgusted with some of the comments advising people to go to bed with hiring managers and asking in details what they do in bed. This is a forum whereby people come in and chat about professional work. Not sure if there are moderators but it is so sad that this forum has become such an unhealthy environment.

[TakemiShino]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Feeling so disgusted with some of the comments advising people to go to bed with hiring managers and asking in details what they do in bed. This is a forum whereby people come in and chat about professional work. Not sure if there are moderators but it is so sad that this forum has become such an unhealthy environment.

Its is and thats why I took some time to make a discord server for us. Yes a forum for support on these things.
( currently I am the moderator , but I will hand it over to whom wants to run continue running it )

discord server name: salary singapore
https://discord.gg/tKuVby

I wanted to share that if you're finding yourself in need of a job, wanting to earn some savings for yourself, it's okay to start small. Part-time, casual..something that you think you'd like to do. Few hours a day. Few days a week.
Smile to yourself, apply for it. If it fails, nevermind, try again.
I know it's hard to get used to the change when you've been jobless for a long time, everything feels telling you to give up like it did to me.
Don't rely solely on job portals.
If there's a job you want to try, write in to the career section of the place.
There are other options like flyer postings on retail glass windows, a temp job for some immediate cashflow. With that income, you can slowly ease in towards a perm/full time.
Just some things I've been thinking about for the past weeks as I work towards landing an interview for a full time.

Originally Posted by TakemiShino

I can try that but my options will still be limited cause I like mostly office type work running about town lol. Running about in the office is ok . Just not all over town

I would recommend to walk into small shops and ask them need temp hours staff or not. Alternatively job posting with the word temp in it. Those are usually short time hourly pay.

[TakemiShino]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would recommend to walk into small shops and ask them need temp hours staff or not. Alternatively job posting with the word temp in it. Those are usually short time hourly pay.

and they pay on the same day ??

join the discord server ( saves time from typing here )
Server name: Salary Daily Singapore ( just edited the name )
https://discord.gg/tKuVby

Originally Posted by TakemiShino

and they pay on the same day ??

join the discord server ( saves time from typing here )
Server name: Salary Daily Singapore ( just edited the name )
[s://discord.gg/tKuVby[/

Depend on the company and boss ba?
I think grab pay same day. Decide drive how long u want then cash out.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Feeling so disgusted with some of the comments advising people to go to bed with hiring managers and asking in details what they do in bed. This is a forum whereby people come in and chat about professional work. Not sure if there are moderators but it is so sad that this forum has become such an unhealthy environment.

Lol this forum is full of trolls. That's what happens when you can just post any random **** anonymously and not get banned. There are no moderators. Or I've yet to see any. I doubt half the salaries here are even real. This particular thread is still not so bad. You should see some of the other threads. Occasionally you get some genuine advice, but it's largely just a pissing contest

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Lol this forum is full of trolls. That's what happens when you can just post any random **** anonymously and not get banned. There are no moderators. Or I've yet to see any. I doubt half the salaries here are even real. This particular thread is still not so bad. You should see some of the other threads. Occasionally you get some genuine advice, but it's largely just a pissing contest

Ya, just look at the SIM-UOL starting pay tread, so many people are just wacking each other inside.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

For females, do u wear jacket for interviews?

You can wear a blouse. If you scare the weather is too hot, wear a sleeveless top and bring a light blazer with you for the interview. Jacket.. I assume you meant blazer.