Anyone jobless for a long time before?

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think bad economy that affects jobs is fake news. Only some specific companies retrench and the news makes it until so big. In my circle got no one is jobless, and bonus as normal for those in private sector. And news keep showing lots of people snapping up property and COE rising.

Not to forget the HDL index

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Not to forget the HDL index

haidilao??

haidilao??

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Being able to land interviews shows that your CV is probably okay. You may just have to focus on your presentation and interview skills. All the best!

I guess so. I try.

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

haidilao??

Sorry I meant DTF (Din Tai Fong) index

My memory is very poor

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Sorry I meant DTF (Din Tai Fong) index

My memory is very poor

And what is the din tai fung index?

[sinkingfeeling]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

And what is the din tai fung index?

Still got a lot of people queuing up to eat at DTF = recession? what recession?

No queue at DTF = recession is coming, prepare to pack up your office cubicle

Originally Posted by sinkingfeeling

Still got a lot of people queuing up to eat at DTF = recession? what recession?

No queue at DTF = recession is coming, prepare to pack up your office cubicle

Ahh ic. It's only a technical recession...in terms of jobs, pay, bonus, stock market, property market, car market, it's boom time!

hi i am interested in kyc roles and how do get a job without experience. atm im working in ops side not related to kyc/aml/compliance. suffice to say it needs at least 0-2 years in this role so where can i see myself easily transferring to KYC roles. even if i ask for transfer it is very unlikely since it is specialised role that needs prior experience in field. planning to go to ops risk where i can overshadow officers who are working as kyc analysts perhaps i can learn.

kyc professionals please do advice thank you

Does anyone personally know of anybody who got laid of specifically due to Covid-19? It's strange my dad asked the question the other day and he knew none, neither did me nor my spouse or my circle of friends.

There seems to be some serious disparity between what the news keeps reporting as well as the government budget to "save" jobs, vs the reality on the ground where no jobs have even been lost?