Anyone jobless for a long time before?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

tf u even talking about

ageism is a hard cope excuse, you're telling me u put ur age on ur resume? ure telling me when people meet u, they can immediately tell you're a old fk?

im 30 and people say i look 25. i have friends who are married with kids in their late 40s, they still look mid 20s. ageism is cope, its on u if u have **** skin care, fat, trash diet and look 60 when you're 20

u consume botox to look young is it

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Not uncommon especially for candidates who did not declare their status truthfully.
Like those got fired but say they left the company instead. Then when do background checks these things come up and company most likely rescind offer since integrity problem

But mine has nothing to do with integrity issues leh.
I suspect it's due to internal transfer (my recruiter says there has been cases like these happening at the stat board).

However, recruiter also refute that the stat board has not officially offered me the temp job, hence it's not really counted. But I know that had there be no internal transfer, the recruitment will NOT be halted and I will get the official offer eventually.

How I know? Because hiring manager pre-empt me that I will not be able to start work immediately due to clearance, as well as other non verbal cues before, and during the interview that highly suggest that the hiring panel has long decided to hire me.
Also, the role is to cover someone on no-pay leave, the sudden U-turn cannot be due to budget cut since they are approaching the start of a new financial year.

I honestly don't know what to think about this case.

Jobless for 9 months now. Feeling really worried and down. Ever doubted my self worth, like why can’t I get a job. Been to a few interviews but didn’t get call back 😩 how do I deal with this anxiety

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Jobless for 9 months now. Feeling really worried and down. Ever doubted my self worth, like why can’t I get a job. Been to a few interviews but didn’t get call back 😩 how do I deal with this anxiety

More often than not, it's not that people don't have offers. But people think the offer isn't good enough. If aunty uncles can get jobs clearing plates at hawker centre, I don't see why u can't even get an offer.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

More often than not, it's not that people don't have offers. But people think the offer isn't good enough. If aunty uncles can get jobs clearing plates at hawker centre, I don't see why u can't even get an offer.

It’s really no offer. Already lowered expectations, temp, contract, lesser paid all tried

Originally Posted by Unregistered

More often than not, it's not that people don't have offers. But people think the offer isn't good enough. If aunty uncles can get jobs clearing plates at hawker centre, I don't see why u can't even get an offer.

why u simi sai also want to drag unker aunty cleaner in?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

tf u even talking about

ageism is a hard cope excuse, you're telling me u put ur age on ur resume? ure telling me when people meet u, they can immediately tell you're a old fk?

im 30 and people say i look 25. i have friends who are married with kids in their late 40s, they still look mid 20s. ageism is cope, its on u if u have **** skin care, fat, trash diet and look 60 when you're 20

honestly we don't give a hoot if u look 30 or 300

Originally Posted by Unregistered

But mine has nothing to do with integrity issues leh.
I suspect it's due to internal transfer (my recruiter says there has been cases like these happening at the stat board).
However, recruiter also refute that the stat board has not officially offered me the temp job, hence it's not really counted. But I know that had there be no internal transfer, the recruitment will NOT be halted and I will get the official offer eventually.
How I know? Because hiring manager pre-empt me that I will not be able to start work immediately due to clearance, as well as other non verbal cues before, and during the interview that highly suggest that the hiring panel has long decided to hire me.
Also, the role is to cover someone on no-pay leave, the sudden U-turn cannot be due to budget cut since they are approaching the start of a new financial year.
I honestly don't know what to think about this case.

Sounds like you failed the clearance.

And recruiters have been told not to disclose clearance failure as the reason.

what a yawny afternoon

tmd its tuesday