Can we always believe what is said in the papers? I somehow doubt the authenticity of such an article.blancD wrote:aborting the baby just to avoid being ground? hmm....
Plavt.
Point I was making Donno was not just a matter of believing what one is reading but just how often this happens. You may that such events are one in a million. A newspaper reporter 'latching-on' to just an odd event often exaggerates the real situation in order to sensationalize situations in order to sell newspapers. The press here will sometimes mention an isolated incident that may for example have happened in China with the impact that readers here will have all sorts of unjustified opinions of the Chinese. Here is an example from Ivan Southall's 'Indonesia Face to Face' when the population of Java was a mere million. The western press reported riots by 100, 000 in the capital which was reported around the world - imagine the impression. Now think of taking 100,000 people from a million, not many people taken as a percentage of the total population. Hope you see what I mean.donno wrote:Those who abort the child are the crew who had casual sex and were not married. So, I dont know if i can trust the papers. That was what the stewardess told the reporter.
Yeah, i can see what you wanna say. And i agree with you.Plavt wrote:Point I was making Donno was not just a matter of believing what one is reading but just how often this happens. You may that such events are one in a million. A newspaper reporter 'latching-on' to just an odd event often exaggerates the real situation in order to sensationalize situations in order to sell newspapers. The press here will sometimes mention an isolated incident that may for example have happened in China with the impact that readers here will have all sorts of unjustified opinions of the Chinese. Here is an example from Ivan Southall's 'Indonesia Face to Face' when the population of Java was a mere million. The western press reported riots by 100, 000 in the capital which was reported around the world - imagine the impression. Now think of taking 100,000 people from a million, not many people taken as a percentage of the total population. Hope you see what I mean.donno wrote:Those who abort the child are the crew who had casual sex and were not married. So, I dont know if i can trust the papers. That was what the stewardess told the reporter.
Plavt.
Thank you for all your support, Plavt & Paige. My interview is today at Suntec City here in Sunny Singapore. See some of you guys there. God bless you all.Plavt wrote:ryanstarr,
Don't want to put you off applying but hope you have given a lot of thought to your application as there will be an enormous cultural difference, some of which may come as a shock. Although maybe that's one of the reasons you chose to apply in the first place. Should be young enough and have the abilites you would at least get the possible oppurtunity of becoming a pilot, which it seems is an unlikely prospect with SIA. There are other things I could mention but not here for the moment. Take good care of yourself.
Plavt.
Good luck for ur interviewryanstarr wrote:Thank you for all your support, Plavt & Paige. My interview is today at Suntec City here in Sunny Singapore. See some of you guys there. God bless you all.Plavt wrote:ryanstarr,
Don't want to put you off applying but hope you have given a lot of thought to your application as there will be an enormous cultural difference, some of which may come as a shock. Although maybe that's one of the reasons you chose to apply in the first place. Should be young enough and have the abilites you would at least get the possible oppurtunity of becoming a pilot, which it seems is an unlikely prospect with SIA. There are other things I could mention but not here for the moment. Take good care of yourself.
Plavt.
Twinklez27 wrote:Aloha everyone...
Does anyone here knows what do the interviewers actually look for in the kebaya round?
Frankly speaking, i was out in the kebaya round and clueless of why it happened.
They had only chosen 1 out of 10 gals in my group, we were really puzzled, some of the gals had great potentials in SIA, but yet, 9 of us were rejected. =(
Some went in to the next round conditionally, i.e. some were asked to put on weight, and the worst is that one girl was actually given 3 months to clear her pimples before going for the next round. How weird....
I had browsed thru most of the threads and have yet to see any post regarding the issues on teeth~ heh, was just wondering does anyone here knows if straight teeth is a must? I just have one tooth which went in a little due to the growth of my wisdom tooth..sad...=( I would say that it is not really very obvious, but still can be seen, can this be one of the reason why i was out? sobz...was thinking if i should wear braces..but am afraid that time is running out for me..heh..FYI, i am 22 this year~
Thank you all for replying my msg~
cheerios~
frankly speaking, wt is not a problem. u can be thin but u cant be too plump. alittle plump it's fine. cos i saw alot big size trainees in STC still.Twinklez27 wrote:Aloha everyone...
Does anyone here knows what do the interviewers actually look for in the kebaya round?
Frankly speaking, i was out in the kebaya round and clueless of why it happened.
They had only chosen 1 out of 10 gals in my group, we were really puzzled, some of the gals had great potentials in SIA, but yet, 9 of us were rejected. =(
Some went in to the next round conditionally, i.e. some were asked to put on weight, and the worst is that one girl was actually given 3 months to clear her pimples before going for the next round. How weird....
I had browsed thru most of the threads and have yet to see any post regarding the issues on teeth~ heh, was just wondering does anyone here knows if straight teeth is a must? I just have one tooth which went in a little due to the growth of my wisdom tooth..sad...=( I would say that it is not really very obvious, but still can be seen, can this be one of the reason why i was out? sobz...was thinking if i should wear braces..but am afraid that time is running out for me..heh..FYI, i am 22 this year~
Thank you all for replying my msg~
cheerios~
Hey hi... actually i did try to email them my applications form.. but couldn't send it through.. dunno why! either their mail no space or they stop us from sending at this moment? i dunno... but i still trying to send it! so... hope we can send it through..[/quote]erieo wrote:[quote="Cheesie]
Hi redapple,
Do you know if a cover letter and resume is required apart from the application form and when will their next opening?
The SIA website are still showing last month walk-in details and did not mention much abt sending via email.
Thanks
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