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What job I can find in Singapore if I don't understand English? Do you endorse that Singapore PR/new citizen should prove their English proficiency during application?

I am just curious. And I can understand English well

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 7 days ago

Shall I collect points of Krisflyer or Phoenix Miles

I am from China and based in Singapore, working at an MNC, which required me travel regionally.

the SQ is normallyl more expensive than other Star Alliance members, therefore, I may not be able to book SQ for business travel.

Shall I collect Krisflyer or Phoenix Miles, to maximize the benefti and be elite members easily

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 2 months ago

Why the air ticket of Singapore airlines are (almost) always expensive than that of other full-service airlines?

If the service and good are the same, why people still buy the expensive one?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 2 months ago

I had a screening call with recruiter. At end the call, the recruiter told me if not hearing back further in one week, just ask her for the update.

Is it a soft rejection?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 2 months ago

Date on application changed but status remains the same in SAP Successfactors

I applied for a job at a company via SAP Successfactors in May. When I logged into the system, and look at the applications, I realized that the date on the application was changed to a day in June.

What is the algorithm behind the change?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 3 months ago

Will foreigners that need visa sponsorship automatically be rejected these days

I applied for a job and during the application, applicants need to submit their work authorization

i got rejected half day later.

can I look at mycareersfuture first to chekc whether they are considering foreigners before applying

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 3 months ago

As a recruiter, have you received dozens of applications from India or Indian people for a job requisition?

And these resumes are not relevant

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 3 months ago

I applied for a job two months ago and when I logged into the application tracking system. The status remains unchanged as when I applied. But when I clicked my application, it shows requisition closed and shows that my resume was uploaded on a date later than my appliation.

What does this mean? Does it mean that the company is no longer hiring for this role?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 3 months ago

If a job requistion is posted, how many applicants meet the job requirements largely. I am recruiting for a job and receive countless applications but when I open the resumes, many are not suitable and even largely distant from the job descriptions. Is is normal in the hiring process?

Any HR managers, recruiters can share experience ang thoughts

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 4 months ago

I applied for a job on SAP Successfactors of a company. After two weeks, when I logged into the SAP system and clicked my prior application, I found that the date on my resme has been changed to yesterday but the application remains unchanged. Does this mean that someone has viewed my resume?

Any SAP Successfactor expert here?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 4 months ago

Is it easy to hire employee with Chinese proficiency in professional setting (not merely daily conversation) in Singapore?

I understand that 70% of Singaporean are ethnic Chinese. But I am still wondering is it easy to find candidates who can speak, read and write Chinese about professional topics rather than merely daily conversation?

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u/Ornery_Ad887 — 5 months ago