If I can only work for 6 month, shld I look for full tim

• zero_88

  30 Sep 10, 15:23

  If I can only do 6 month temp, can I still look for full time job?
  
  Does most full time job require 1 year contract?
  
  Can I hide the fact I am going to further study, then just tender resignation after 6 month?
  
  Can like that? I see some fulltimer never really do 1 year, if I quit b4 1 year what will happen? will it affect the my future prospect?
  
  or shld I just continue doing part time?
  
  please advise...
  Part time or full time?

• trolol

  30 Sep 10, 17:15

  Full-time job doesn't mean 1 year contract.

  Ask us no use, go out and ask the boss and tell them you can only work 6 months.

  Whether you get the job depends on them.

  Also, don't be a bastard and lie, nobody likes that.

• dangerboi

  30 Sep 10, 20:00

  Singapore is a very small country. Try lying in your previous job and your current job might be affected

• zero_88

  30 Sep 10, 21:55

  Is it more recommended for me to do part time?
• dechang

  1 Oct 10, 00:17

  Ya just say look for a full time job. There are far too many job hoppers in this world who quit after just a few months

• likeyou

  1 Oct 10, 00:20

  Full time is better than part time right?

  Or contact is better than part time right?

  Take up full time and study night class.

• dotaro

  1 Oct 10, 00:30

  
  Don't waste time doing full time job if you have intention to quit.

  Within the short 6 months to learn a skill and earn money at the same time.

  Can you think of a job that does that? Don't think of sales/promoter/credit card seller type of bull job which foreigners can easily replace you.

  Still can't think of any?

  For a start, get a car license. Have already? Get a forklift or truck license. Don't want?

  Think then.

• likeyou

  1 Oct 10, 00:31

  Drive taxi liao.

• Googooboyy

  1 Oct 10, 15:43

  If you're heading into the private sector here's a tip: Just bloody lie and tell em you're available long term.

  Why? Because that's how it really is. People come in, saying they got no other commitments and after a few months, they 'cabut' citing commitments issue. Standard protocol~

  Don't tell if they don't need to know is the mantra~

• likeyou

  1 Oct 10, 16:07

  I think many pple are practising this.

  Tell the employer no comittment for the next 1 yr. Anyway, who cares? Employers dont care, why I care?

• zero_88

  1 Oct 10, 22:54

  which line offer better prospect for salary?
• likeyou

  2 Oct 10, 02:06

  Originally posted by zero_88:

  which line offer better prospect for salary?

  
  mps.

• dotaro

  12 Oct 10, 23:12

  Originally posted by zero_88:

  which line offer better prospect for salary?

  After all our advice, you STILL don't get it?

• likeyou

  13 Oct 10, 08:16

  OK, 6 mth very short time, suggest you dont work, let others who need the jobs apply for it.