Look at it this way...If I pursue my education will it be a good or bad thing?OF COURSE IT IS A GOOD THING!!!And I am sure SIA will be happy for you too..You may want to tell them that you're gonna pursue your degree first and then try again..I'm sure they will consider you..After all,nothing is better than beauty with brains..Hehe..autumn-reverie wrote:Hey joyfulpapaya! haha yup that's me by the way, will you be starting on June 25th?
thanks Dylla, you're a dear as always
i've got a dilemma.. i will be starting training with SIA soon but i just got an offer from NTU Mass Comm. One is my dream job, the other my dream course. I had always placed SIA first but my closest friends have been dissuading me as they firmly believe i should get my degree first.
On the other hand, if i pass up on this chance to work with SIA i may never get the opportunity again. It was by God's grace i managed to pass my interviews and i'm afraid after completing my degree i'll not have the verve to apply for such a challenging albeit exciting job anymore. Perhaps then, i'll prefer to be nestled in the safety of a 9 to 5 job where i can look forward to working with the same people and coming home to the same bed every night.
My head's in a mess now, if you all have any advice please knock some sense in me..
Looking back,I think only you will know what's best for you yeah?I'm so happy for you..We all here in SE care for you and we will support you all the way..Love you babe!!All the best!Be the best trainee yeah!!Hehehe..autumn-reverie wrote:Hi,
i'm really grateful to everyone for taking time out to give me advice and encouragement. Thank you especially Salvana, sQ-StEwaRd-ShazNi, Joyfulpapaya and once again, DeeNah and Plavt.
i've tried to seek advice from many people to ensure i'm not making a rash decision.
If i follow my mind, I know the sensible thing to do is to get my degree first before applying again. It seems the odds are against me if i enter SIA now. I'm not afraid of hardship but being only 18, i'm afraid i'll not be worldly-wise enough and unwittingly offend people. I guess we all know that in this line stepping on the wrong toes is akin to career suicide.
Yet if i follow my heart, i know i should go for SIA first. I grow up in a single-parent family and our financial situation isn't too good at the moment. I know my dad wants to support me in my uni education but with his mounting debts, i really don't want to burden him further. If i work with SIA, not only will i be able to save up for my further education, i'll also be able to help my dad financially. This is one major pushing factor for me.
I've just received the Deed of Covenant from SIA. Seeing everything in black and white, it dawned upon me that once i sign on the dotted lines there will be no turning back. But i guess this time around, I should be following my heart..
PS: Thank you again everyone who cared for me. I'll keep your advice and i promise i'll get my degree eventually.
DeeeNah wrote:I was 157.7. They actually cut me off already. But I went back in to ask them to re-measure me and they did. Then they asked me to touch the top of the door and they let me inmarlboro wrote:deeenah,
wat was your height when they took at the kebaya round? i got cut at 1.57m.
autumn-reverie wrote:Hi,
i'm really grateful to everyone for taking time out to give me advice and encouragement. Thank you especially Salvana, sQ-StEwaRd-ShazNi, Joyfulpapaya and once again, DeeNah and Plavt.
i've tried to seek advice from many people to ensure i'm not making a rash decision.
If i follow my mind, I know the sensible thing to do is to get my degree first before applying again. It seems the odds are against me if i enter SIA now. I'm not afraid of hardship but being only 18, i'm afraid i'll not be worldly-wise enough and unwittingly offend people. I guess we all know that in this line stepping on the wrong toes is akin to career suicide.
Yet if i follow my heart, i know i should go for SIA first. I grow up in a single-parent family and our financial situation isn't too good at the moment. I know my dad wants to support me in my uni education but with his mounting debts, i really don't want to burden him further. If i work with SIA, not only will i be able to save up for my further education, i'll also be able to help my dad financially. This is one major pushing factor for me.
I've just received the Deed of Covenant from SIA. Seeing everything in black and white, it dawned upon me that once i sign on the dotted lines there will be no turning back. But i guess this time around, I should be following my heart..
PS: Thank you again everyone who cared for me. I'll keep your advice and i promise i'll get my degree eventually.
Actually, i went in together with someone who was re-measured as 157.5 and they did not let her in as well. Guess it depends on luck as well as if you are really leaning towards the 1.58m heightoohlala wrote:DeeeNah wrote:I was 157.7. They actually cut me off already. But I went back in to ask them to re-measure me and they did. Then they asked me to touch the top of the door and they let me inmarlboro wrote:deeenah,
wat was your height when they took at the kebaya round? i got cut at 1.57m.
I passed the 1st round as well. But had to come back after lunch for the 2nd round. I was in group 39.
But in the 2nd round. they measured my height and it was 157.2.
i was shocked and had to leave.
my height was supposed to be 1.59. I had it measured at california fitness and raffles medical.
I informed the woman abt it. but all she said was sorry.
wasn't even given a chance to speak.. wat more of remeasure.
*sigh*
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