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Originally Posted by lmaohaha

weird...these jobs were posted a month ago. does it mean that they couldnt find anyone suitable even for those shortlisted?

some jobs have been posting on and off since a few months ago. perhaps they really couldn't find someone suitable for the job.

Originally Posted by cslee

nope. flexible = less stringent in academic results

so you mean it is easier to get into stat boards than ministries?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it simply means you are not shortlisted for interview. by right, they should have changed your status to "unsuccessful" but somehow they didn't. anyway, do not look at the status. if you are shortlisted, they will call and email you accordingly.

Nowadays, the administors do not bother to change the status becos they want to have the prerogative to call you from reserved list in case their desired ones decided not to take up at final call. In such case, you might just be called up 2-3 months later. But in most cases like this, it mean it's rare chance you will be called.

Another thing is that you might notice the advertisement keeps appearing even you have put in your CV. Those advertisement are automatic on regular interval until it expires.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Nowadays, the administors do not bother to change the status becos they want to have the prerogative to call you from reserved list in case their desired ones decided not to take up at final call. In such case, you might just be called up 2-3 months later. But in most cases like this, it mean it's rare chance you will be called.

Another thing is that you might notice the advertisement keeps appearing even you have put in your CV. Those advertisement are automatic on regular interval until it expires.

so far the longest period i've waited to be called up after my application was 3 weeks. shortest was 2 days! guess one can move on if still not getting response after 1 month.

i thought the advertisement will only reappear when the position is still up for grabs? for my case, after i went for the interview, the offer came within 2 weeks, then the advertisement was taken down even before it expires.

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

so far the longest period i've waited to be called up after my application was 3 weeks. shortest was 2 days! guess one can move on if still not getting response after 1 month.

i thought the advertisement will only reappear when the position is still up for grabs? for my case, after i went for the interview, the offer came within 2 weeks, then the advertisement was taken down even before it expires.

so its on a so-called first come first serve basis??? people whu apply close to deadline have a lower chance?

Originally Posted by lmaohaha

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so its on a so-called first come first serve basis??? people whu apply close to deadline have a lower chance?

well it will depend on how urgent the position is needed to be filled up. if it was urgent, they will shortlist candidates asap. if not, they might wait till the deadline then begin selecting candidates from the larger pool of candidates.

there was once i saw an opening which i am interested in but i did not apply on the spot thinking i shall wait till it's nearer to the closing date. by the time i want to apply, the position was closed before it expires. i guess they have found a suitable candidate already.

therefore, my advice is apply asap. do not wait till near closing date.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

so you mean it is easier to get into stat boards than ministries?

there are 65 stat boards but only 15 ministries. so what do you think?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

there are 65 stat boards but only 15 ministries. so what do you think?

unless u toking abt teaching under moe. high chance u will get it if u say the right stuff during interview.

selected to stat board with 3 yrs work exp. ntu Beng $37-- salary.

Originally Posted by lmaohaha

unless u toking abt teaching under moe. high chance u will get it if u say the right stuff during interview.

talking about teaching, the demand for teachers is damn high loh! (2500 vacancies according to career@gov) so i believe it should be very easy to become a teacher. no wonder i have so many friends who are teaching.