They still have the cheek to make every nsf answer those questionnaires on whether you will defend singapore when threat comes... But then again 18yo nsf wouldn't have known that the working world is filled with people you dont know, but have to "defend"So wishful thinking expecting sinkies to defend sinkie land when the time comes
PAP wan sui wan sui wan wan sui
And also the one who asked how come so tough but never shoot ownself right?Only in Singapore are the servicemen disrespected and made fun of by women and foreigners.
In fact those JHK, Tiongs and CECAs often talk bad about our NSmen while our women reinforced their bias by saying things like NS is easy or like holiday camp when they themselves have never served a day in their lives.
as a graduate from a world renowed uni jlb is jodless for 1 year alreadywhat is hurtful is our graduate take sgd 2k jod like me.
They is writed they are OCCIFERS bahWhy is NS experience in CV?
the interviewer a FT?A Singaporean who attended a job interview at a multinational corporation was once asked about his two years of national service with the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF).
The question of the foreign human resources manager was: "You wrote in your curriculum vitae that you spent two years with the SAF; what is SAF?"
This story was related by NTUC deputy secretary-general Chee Hong Tat, who spoke on Thursday (July 22) at a virtual masterclass event by Human Capital Singapore on key trends impacting Singapore's economy.
Mr Chee said an important factor that affects the "lived experiences" of local workers is how their employers and HR managers treat them at work.
"These experiences are powerful in shaping perceptions, more so than our policy explanations and statistics. When the emotions in our hearts feel different from the logic in our heads, most people will follow their hearts. It is what makes us human," he added.
"As a proud NSman who had served and defended his country, it was hurtful for him to be asked 'What is SAF?'."
The anecdote illustrates the limitations of a foreign HR manager who is not familiar with Singapore, he said.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...-be-recognised-get-competitive-advantage-chee
Some of them might have served in SAF/Mindef office, rather than chiong sua. So the NS experience may be in some way relevant to the job they applied. And also some foreigners, especially angmohs, do respect military experience as a whole.hmm ya ok but why put the 2 yr of NS in resume? dont make sense