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18-07-2016, 09:00 AM
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left my job because of many reasons, that was quite a few months back, took a break, went on a holiday (they wouldn't have it approved either because 'it was too early to tell' even after i tried to have it approve 3 separate times), and just started job-hunting. people might think that it's such a stupid thing to do, but if i had to choose again, i would have done the same thing. my last job didn't allow me to go on leaves, didn't allow me to take leave at all. I was shagging for them for a year and each time I needed to go on leave to attend an interview, i had to cancel at the last minute because the managers would cite reasons like, 'oh there's a (client) meeting' even if it's just a regular meeting, any of my project teammates can be there WITHOUT me. Meetings can happen like 4-5 times a week so I can pretty much not take leave to go for interviews. As a result I missed out on quite a few interviews because i couldn't get out of the office due to reasons stated above. This also happened during the time I was serving my notice period, and i was extremely annoyed. in the end i din manage to clear my leaves (not cashable), only managed to attend one interview out 4 (3 others i had to cancel, couldn't even reschedule).
right now i do have interviews coming, so i'm not complaining.
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18-07-2016, 11:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
left my job because of many reasons, that was quite a few months back, took a break, went on a holiday (they wouldn't have it approved either because 'it was too early to tell' even after i tried to have it approve 3 separate times), and just started job-hunting. people might think that it's such a stupid thing to do, but if i had to choose again, i would have done the same thing. my last job didn't allow me to go on leaves, didn't allow me to take leave at all. I was shagging for them for a year and each time I needed to go on leave to attend an interview, i had to cancel at the last minute because the managers would cite reasons like, 'oh there's a (client) meeting' even if it's just a regular meeting, any of my project teammates can be there WITHOUT me. Meetings can happen like 4-5 times a week so I can pretty much not take leave to go for interviews. As a result I missed out on quite a few interviews because i couldn't get out of the office due to reasons stated above. This also happened during the time I was serving my notice period, and i was extremely annoyed. in the end i din manage to clear my leaves (not cashable), only managed to attend one interview out 4 (3 others i had to cancel, couldn't even reschedule).
right now i do have interviews coming, so i'm not complaining.
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Have you never heard of MC?
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18-07-2016, 01:22 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Posts: 335
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
left my job because of many reasons, that was quite a few months back, took a break, went on a holiday (they wouldn't have it approved either because 'it was too early to tell' even after i tried to have it approve 3 separate times), and just started job-hunting. people might think that it's such a stupid thing to do, but if i had to choose again, i would have done the same thing. my last job didn't allow me to go on leaves, didn't allow me to take leave at all. I was shagging for them for a year and each time I needed to go on leave to attend an interview, i had to cancel at the last minute because the managers would cite reasons like, 'oh there's a (client) meeting' even if it's just a regular meeting, any of my project teammates can be there WITHOUT me. Meetings can happen like 4-5 times a week so I can pretty much not take leave to go for interviews. As a result I missed out on quite a few interviews because i couldn't get out of the office due to reasons stated above. This also happened during the time I was serving my notice period, and i was extremely annoyed. in the end i din manage to clear my leaves (not cashable), only managed to attend one interview out 4 (3 others i had to cancel, couldn't even reschedule).
right now i do have interviews coming, so i'm not complaining.
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Why not lodge an official complain to MOM.
All worker in Singapore are entitled to leave.
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19-07-2016, 01:43 PM
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After referral checks were done and follow-up email was sent to Hr to query on my application status, yet the HR still didn't reply to the email after 2 days, does this implies my chances are slim?
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Give it at least a week before you call in to check. Sometimes the person in charge might be on MC or leave. The world doesn't revolve around you u know.
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19-07-2016, 05:48 PM
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If u are not jobless, u don't have family to depend on u, then don't come & comment insensitive comment with ur last sentence.
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This is the internet. What are you expecting, hugs and kisses? We don't owe you anything. Be thankful I even responded to you with a concrete reply to your question.
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19-07-2016, 08:21 PM
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This is the internet. What are you expecting, hugs and kisses? We don't owe you anything. Be thankful I even responded to you with a concrete reply to your question.
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Lolz We is who? Don't quite understand what u meant. Nope I not thankful to any of ur reply especially.
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19-07-2016, 09:29 PM
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After referral checks were done and follow-up email was sent to Hr to query on my application status, yet the HR still didn't reply to the email after 2 days, does this implies my chances are slim?
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90% gone case
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