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by M » Thu, 01 Mar 2007 10:03 pm
thelabeljunky wrote:well,I think no harm trying, again.
Yupie but of course at your own risk. You do not want to be blacklisted if any? Kidding.
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by Plavt » Thu, 01 Mar 2007 11:12 pm
thelabeljunky wrote:well,I think no harm trying, again.
When a company states:
'Previous applicants need not apply' that is
exactly what they mean. Now because of you one or more people will try again only to be humilated. Consider the outcome of your actions, you may find yourself rather unpopular.
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by ms'dowager » Fri, 02 Mar 2007 12:56 am
I see that there's a link "apply for the job".
is it necessary or we just have to go down for the interview dated,
along with the documents? need to bring resume or application letter?
thanks!
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by givemeaclue » Fri, 02 Mar 2007 9:27 am
ms'dowager wrote:I see that there's a link "apply for the job".
is it necessary or we just have to go down for the interview dated,
along with the documents? need to bring resume or application letter?
thanks!
No need. The interview process is similar to that of SIA (it is the same company after all). So, all you need to do is fill in the application form and show up for the interview with all the necessary documents.
SIA will be having a walk-in interview this Sunday at the Sheraton Towers Hotel. Are you planning to go??
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by ms'dowager » Sat, 03 Mar 2007 1:25 am
yea dear. i'm going. is the application letter the one from the apply the job there? or where can it be found?
are u going for SIA one's too? we can go tgt~
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by queenie-me » Fri, 09 Mar 2007 1:28 pm
Plavt wrote:thelabeljunky wrote:well,I think no harm trying, again.
When a company states:
'Previous applicants need not apply' that is
exactly what they mean. Now because of you one or more people will try again only to be humilated. Consider the outcome of your actions, you may find yourself rather unpopular.
Hi Plavt,
I would like to say something here.
During my interview with Silkair.
There's afew girls who was a
previous applicants. And
wasn't successful from the previous interview. BUT they came back again during my intake - NOW they started flying wit silkair.
[Example: Singaporegrrl and one of my batch girl].
Doesn't mean you're previously apply, that you could not give it a go again.
PLEASE DO GO FOR THE INTERVIEW AGAIN TO SUCCEED LADIES.
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by M » Fri, 09 Mar 2007 2:33 pm
queenie-me wrote:Hi Plavt,
I would like to say something here.
During my interview with Silkair.
There's afew girls who was a previous applicants. And wasn't successful from the previous interview. BUT they came back again during my intake - NOW they started flying wit silkair.
[Example: Singaporegrrl and one of my batch girl].
Doesn't mean you're previously apply, that you could not give it a go again. PLEASE DO GO FOR THE INTERVIEW AGAIN TO SUCCEED LADIES.
I guess it would be better for
REAL TIME applicants to comment then those whom hear, say and read?
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by Plavt » Fri, 09 Mar 2007 4:20 pm
Thanks for post Queenie, that is strange since it contradicts their own statement - weird!
However, as I remember Singaporegrrl was working at the airport for SilkAir when she submitted both her applications; under such circumstances rules can often be circumvented, a situation I have been in myself more than once.
Regarding the others - who knows?
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by miss-toes » Sat, 10 Mar 2007 7:56 pm
hello, jus wana check..
does bonded for 15mths means you cant leave till you completed 15 mths with them and aft which you can choose to leave or have a 5yr contract with em? or you can leave ONLY aft you complete 5 years?
and for the 2nd round: do we have the uniform fitting 1st or swimming test 1st? TIA!!
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by miss-toes » Sat, 10 Mar 2007 8:20 pm
erhh and how is the swimming test like? would life vests be provided? im sorry for flooding this space.
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by queenie-me » Mon, 12 Mar 2007 1:03 pm
Plavt wrote:Thanks for post Queenie, that is strange since it contradicts their own statement - weird!
However, as I remember Singaporegrrl was working at the airport for SilkAir when she submitted both her applications; under such circumstances rules can often be circumvented, a situation I have been in myself more than once.
Regarding the others - who knows?
Sorry honey. but singaporegrrl worked for SATS [which is a totally different company] not Silkair when she was a ground staff. Plus, she have tried 4 times. And my batch girl, she works as a sales assistant before she got the job.
I believe that as long as you try, you will always succeed.
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by queenie-me » Mon, 12 Mar 2007 1:05 pm
miss-toes wrote:hello, jus wana check..
does bonded for 15mths means you cant leave till you completed 15 mths with them and aft which you can choose to leave or have a 5yr contract with em? or you can leave ONLY aft you complete 5 years?
and for the 2nd round: do we have the uniform fitting 1st or swimming test 1st? TIA!!
Life vest is provided.
15 mths bond with 5 years contract means: your contract is 5 years but you're bonded for 15 mths. During that 15 mths, u are allowed to resign only if u have money to pay the company.
swimming 1st then uniform.
piece of advice: don't wear bikini! try tankinis
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by miss-toes » Mon, 12 Mar 2007 1:29 pm
thanks for replying queenie! and do we have to put on swimming cap and goggles as well? i was told to go w full-makeup but my eyes hurt when i swim with eye make-up on.
so i should forget abt putting on mascara and stuff?
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by Intrinsic Dreamer » Tue, 13 Mar 2007 12:39 am
Hi Miss toes..
I went for the latest water confidence test by SIA recently.
All the Girls had their make-up on. But it wasn't as much as on the 1st day.
Just put on light make-up. Don't go bare-faced.
Afterall, after the dip, everyone's at the same standard.
Bare FAced!! =)
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by miss-toes » Tue, 13 Mar 2007 7:46 pm
hmmm okay! would heed ur advice, thanks babe!
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