Anyone applied to MTI before as mid-career?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

FSO is full of **** officer.. just smile all day shake hands no need brains. Economists need brains, just look at our cabinet, half econs half engine, where are all the FSOs? LMAO

You do know civil servants and politicians are different right

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yup the civil service is quite elitist and stringent. Look towards the private sector. I'm sure your masters + work experience would at least count for something.

Issue is many people try to take on a masters (which is much easier to get into and score in than a bachelor’s) to make up for subpar first degree (private degree or local uni but poor grades). It’s an old trick that HR departments have figured out.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You do know civil servants and politicians are different right

that's what the PAP wants you to think.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Issue is many people try to take on a masters (which is much easier to get into and score in than a bachelor’s) to make up for subpar first degree (private degree or local uni but poor grades). It’s an old trick that HR departments have figured out.

In that case, what's the point in taking up a local Masters?

Isnt the whole point to upskill oneself?

Anyone knows

My application in process for 1 month. Not yet unsuccessful. Does anyone know if there’s a chance for interview?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Anyone knows

My application in process for 1 month. Not yet unsuccessful. Does anyone know if there’s a chance for interview?

try harder again next time

Lol what does this means?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

try harder again next time

Originally Posted by Unregistered

that's what the PAP wants you to think.

conspiracy theorist

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Lol what does this means?

i guess it means try applying again??