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by Oceanic » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:21 am
yup, guess they have to maintain the "quality' in numbers
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by rainschocolate » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:33 am
lol in the end.. the result will be the same i guess
after management onlt 10% of overall interviewees will get thru.
jiayou jiayou. we'll all be the top 10% alright!!
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by hafiz_ » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:39 am
rainschocolate wrote:lol in the end.. the result will be the same i guess
after management onlt 10% of overall interviewees will get thru.
jiayou jiayou. we'll all be the top 10% alright!!
hope so!
raine, you're posting like every other minute man. lol. go do your report! go!
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by Oceanic » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 10:45 am
all the best!
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by isabelle85 » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 11:11 am
hey..any one who have went for the final interview already asked about the duration of the SIA bond (not the contract to get the lump sum)? I read from another topic in this forum that its no longer 2 years but 5 years...oh gosh..i hope its not true
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by Oceanic » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 11:15 am
yes isabelle, its true. I turned down the offer in the end aniwaes.
PM me if u have any more questions
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by rolly-polly » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 11:44 am
then its a risk isnt it? 5 yrs isnt a short one...
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by rainschocolate » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 12:34 pm
hafiz_ wrote:rainschocolate wrote:lol in the end.. the result will be the same i guess
after management onlt 10% of overall interviewees will get thru.
jiayou jiayou. we'll all be the top 10% alright!!
hope so!
raine, you're posting like every other minute man. lol. go do your report! go!
hahaha hafiz don't like that lar~~~
anyway. i'm going out!! lol
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by Abercrombie » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 3:01 pm
5 years bond or 5 years contract??? I don't think any one will join SIA if it is a 5 years bond
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by VeniE » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 3:13 pm
Abercrombie wrote:5 years bond or 5 years contract??? I don't think any one will join SIA if it is a 5 years bond
orh???
for mine is still 2 year bond, 5 year contract leh...
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by Abercrombie » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 4:00 pm
isabelle85 wrote:hey..any one who have went for the final interview already asked about the duration of the SIA bond (not the contract to get the lump sum)? I read from another topic in this forum that its no longer 2 years but 5 years...oh gosh..i hope its not true
I guess they get confuse with the bond and contract. Bond = You have to finish serving it or else you will have to pay back the company the training fee. Contract = You can quit anytime after serving the bond by giving a 7 or 14 days notice to the company. The company will decide upon the completion
of the contract whether to offer you another 5 year contract base on your service record for the past 5 years. If they decided not to, then you are out of job
Hope this clarify the difference between the two.
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by Abercrombie » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 4:03 pm
VeniE wrote:Abercrombie wrote:5 years bond or 5 years contract??? I don't think any one will join SIA if it is a 5 years bond
orh???
for mine is still 2 year bond, 5 year contract leh...
So its confirm that the bond is still < 5 years lah...
Btw what is the duration of the training (3.5mth or 4mth?) and the bond now after you pass out from the training (14mth?)
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by MirageBomb » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 4:26 pm
Abercrombie wrote:isabelle85 wrote:hey..any one who have went for the final interview already asked about the duration of the SIA bond (not the contract to get the lump sum)? I read from another topic in this forum that its no longer 2 years but 5 years...oh gosh..i hope its not true
I guess they get confuse with the bond and contract. Bond = You have to finish serving it or else you will have to pay back the company the training fee. Contract = You can quit anytime after serving the bond by giving a 7 or 14 days notice to the company. The company will decide upon the completion
of the contract whether to offer you another 5 year contract base on your service record for the past 5 years. If they decided not to, then you are out of job
Hope this clarify the difference between the two.
When I went for my final interview this weds (26th), I was told the bond was 5 years. Bond. Not contract. It was the Malay coordinator up the front who relayed this piece of info. She said the terms had changed since the batch before us. I believe the words she used were "No more 2 year bond, now the full 5 years." We asked her after the interviews were done.. we'd been waiting to see if anyone else would pass n accompany us for the medical.
I've been trying to verify this info. If it's accurate at all, I'll have 2nd thoughts bout signing on. Anyhooz, I'll know once I get called down.. will read the t&c carefully.
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will spend its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Einstein
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by Abercrombie » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 4:45 pm
Wa 5 years bond!!! It can't be that much to train a Cabin Crew. After makaning the Cabin Crew for sooooo many years now they are even makaning the Trainees, how low can they go
Do check if it is a reducing amount ( the more year you serve the less you pay) I can say about 50% of the Stewardess quit before the 5 years contract is up, so a 5 year bond is very very risky if the amount is big
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by snowss » Sat, 29 Dec 2007 5:20 pm
hoo...if tats the case. I guess not many pple will want to sign on with SIA...the 2 yrs bond is allrite..but imagine it's 5 yrs
Hope the bond is still 2 yrs
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