Well, yes, provided it's obvious these are truly on merit and not by self serving interests... (i.e. joining a grassroots to look good = no advantage).npone wrote:Hi everyone,
I'm browsing the threads and notice that most of the information are about race, education level, marital status, and salary. So I'm a bit curious: Are past achievements even taken into account for PR approvals, when there's a whole section on the form for these? By "achievements" I'm refering to something like winning art prizes, authoring books, being promoted to director positions from a very young age etc.
Could you expand the "truly on merit" part? For example, what kind of achievements might be appreciated, and what not? Sorry, I'm new to both the forum and Singapore...PNGMK wrote: Well, yes, provided it's obvious these are truly on merit and not by self serving interests... (i.e. joining a grassroots to look good = no advantage).
If you can't work that out then I'm afraid PR may be out of your grasp.npone wrote:Could you expand the "truly on merit" part? For example, what kind of achievements might be appreciated, and what not? Sorry, I'm new to both the forum and Singapore...PNGMK wrote: Well, yes, provided it's obvious these are truly on merit and not by self serving interests... (i.e. joining a grassroots to look good = no advantage).
nobel prize winner.npone wrote:Could you expand the "truly on merit" part? For example, what kind of achievements might be appreciated, and what not? Sorry, I'm new to both the forum and Singapore...PNGMK wrote: Well, yes, provided it's obvious these are truly on merit and not by self serving interests... (i.e. joining a grassroots to look good = no advantage).
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