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Tachanka said:
There were people on the very skinny end and some guys on the bigger end (fat kind not muscular) but I'm guessing BMI is not really an issue from the people I know who passed SA (got both small and dua liap people)
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Sorry I'm new here, what is SA? 😅😅
 
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Tachanka said:
Wah they didn't ask me about current affairs during tea sesh hahaha in fact I only answered half of the questions then they skipped me already
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Think I mentioned I was a PNSF, so they ask me abt police stuff also like no point hahaha so they decided to ask current affairs.

But this is just guessing. Anyway I was a bit stunned because the email didn't mention about any current affairs. But I managed to answer their questions
 
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NiteAchilles said:
Think I mentioned I was a PNSF, so they ask me abt police stuff also like no point hahaha so they decided to ask current affairs.

But this is just guessing. Anyway I was a bit stunned because the email didn't mention about any current affairs. But I managed to answer their questions
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Icic that's good tho shows that you are able to adapt
 
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Hi all,

I'm currently in the Psychometric test and Video Interview stage for CNB and SPF (DES), I was just wondering that if I were to take up a job with a 6/9 months contract now, if I'm ever selected for CNB/SPF, would I be able to delay my appt date to months later? Cause I heard that the whole selection process for CNB/SPF can take a few months and it would be a waste if I reject the job offers and end up not getting selected for CNB/SPF as well.

Hope someone can advise me on this? Thank you!
 
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httpval said:
Hi all,

I'm currently in the Psychometric test and Video Interview stage for CNB and SPF (DES), I was just wondering that if I were to take up a job with a 6/9 months contract now, if I'm ever selected for CNB/SPF, would I be able to delay my appt date to months later? Cause I heard that the whole selection process for CNB/SPF can take a few months and it would be a waste if I reject the job offers and end up not getting selected for CNB/SPF as well.

Hope someone can advise me on this? Thank you!
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you cannot resign from your contract job?
 
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httpval said:
Hi all,

I'm currently in the Psychometric test and Video Interview stage for CNB and SPF (DES), I was just wondering that if I were to take up a job with a 6/9 months contract now, if I'm ever selected for CNB/SPF, would I be able to delay my appt date to months later? Cause I heard that the whole selection process for CNB/SPF can take a few months and it would be a waste if I reject the job offers and end up not getting selected for CNB/SPF as well.

Hope someone can advise me on this? Thank you!
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Delay interview/appt? It is fine, you just need to inform them. But do take them whenever it is possible.

There are people who postponed their interviews and appointments because they're not free as they have a current job.

Even when you're accepted, they're flexible on when you can actually start training. Can join later intakes for example. That's what HR told me... they won't force you to quit your current job ASAP.

But your processing may take shorter than 6/9 months so be wary of that...
 
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