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| Today 08:56 PM | |
| Unregistered | to those who got offered, when are yall starting? |
| Today 06:33 PM | |
| Unregistered | I asked about the timeline during the interview. HR said shld be from start of Feb to mid Feb. My panel interview was during mid Jan. This is for wholesale banking. For UOB AM, I know one of my friends got rejected alr. Hope these info helps |
| Today 05:43 PM | |
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UOB Management Associate Program (AM) For those that have gotten their offers, congrats! When did you guys do your panel interviews, wanted to see if it is a case where they are offering those whose panel interviews are earlier first. |
| Today 04:05 PM | |
| Unregistered | Hey! Seems like there are some alumni here too. Any feedback or insights for this program that you can share? |
| Today 01:52 PM | |
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To those asking for the timeline of the offer - I did my AC in Dec, did panel interview early Jan and got offered around 2nd week of jan. HR gave a call and followed up with a email afterwards. To those that haven’t called up yet, maybe that is because your panel interview is conducted slightly lately so don’t lose hope yet! Also, I know of those that have received offer but are rejecting so they might call up more people. I think might be possible to wait till end of this month for the offer. Take care 
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| Today 09:06 AM | |
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For UOB MAP, unless you are from the 3 local uni, chances for you is close to nil. The closest is a guy from suss who has outstanding achievements (it is just a linkedin search away to know the candidates they are looking for). Most positions are filled since late dec, even for traineeships, and these positions will be in the pool for their future perm positions. Their HR is usually very efficient in contacting the candidates that they want, approx 1 week. Fastest is 2 to 3days. Beyond 1 week, it is better to look elsewhere. If you are in private uni, better to upgrade yourself, learn BI skills or data( if you are keen). Banking is a tough environment, the better paid position (relative to salary and worklife bal) is in MAP, SME/CORP sales, and tech. The rest are a pretty soul draining departments. Not to trash hope but the 2020/2021 grad will have it tougher cause of all the traineeships being handed out |
| Yesterday 07:44 PM | |
| Unregistered | Thought i did well sian |
| Yesterday 07:29 PM | |
| Unregistered | Offers went out long time ago. If until now still asking for status, likely means you wont hear back alr |
| Yesterday 06:50 PM | |
| Unregistered | Is anyone still holding hope |
| Yesterday 06:31 PM | |
| Unregistered | rejected also wont tell us here |
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