Recruiter’s Digest
November
19

Case Study #3 - A good client? Maybe not!

Posted in Case Studies on November 19th, 2007 by Justin Ng

This client of mine is a monopoly in one of the industries in Singapore and mine you, they are cash rich! I used to supply a lot of temporary staffs to them, including one of my relatives, until one night when my client held a meeting with all my temporary staffs after the event. He tried to entice my staffs to work for him directly and offered to pay them one dollar more per hour. He also insinuated my temporary staffs to resign from my agency and join him discreetly. He has violated our agreement but I did not pursue further, instead I ended the working relationship with him a few working days after that incident.

The collection of payment was also a nightmare. They took 6 months, and still counting, to pay us and in fact, they called me up today saying that they will make the last batch of payment by this Friday, only after I wrote them an email saying that we will pass this case to our solicitors if they refused to response and pay up by the stipulated deadline.

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November
19

Case Study #2 - Accounts Assistant

Posted in Case Studies on November 19th, 2007 by Justin Ng

There was this candidate whom I have recommended her for the above post after having a face-to-face interview with her. What happened was that she has been to 5 other interviews before mine and she got offered at $1600 per month by one of the companies. She asked me if she should just accept the offer and forget about the interview with my client or otherwise. I told her to think carefully and let me know her decision. She decided to bite the bullet and reject the offer from that company.

After the interview, my client called up and they offered her at $1600 per month. I rejected the offer before even calling my candidate, reason being my candidate would have 5 offers to choose from and my chances of closing this case will only be a mere 20% since all the 5 offers are quite similar in terms of location and company background. Eventually, the client increased the offer to $1800 and the case was concluded smoothly since the choice became more obvious.

So the advantage of engaging recruitment consultants in your job search is that they will definitely do their utmost to fight for the best offer possible for you :)

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November
19

Case Study #1 - Oracle Database Administrator

Posted in Case Studies on November 19th, 2007 by Justin Ng

I was tasked to work on this assignment a couple of months back by one of my clients and the maximum budget given was $5500 per month. Then one day later, I came across a very suitable candidate whom asking pay is $7000 per month. I contacted the candidate, briefed him on the job specifications and informed him that I will be adjusting his expected salary down to $5500 from $7000 per month. My intention was to create an opportunity for the candidate to sell himself to my client since I am very sure he is a good fit. The candidate gave me the green light to go ahead and as expected, an interview was scheduled shortly after I recommended him over and the case was concluded at $6000 after 3 rounds of interview. The candidate took up the offer because the annual package offered was attractive.

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November
19

Temporary Technical Writer

Posted in Jobs In Singapore on November 19th, 2007 by Justin Ng

Responsibilities:

  • The incumbent is required to document our client’s software, some of which has been developed and some of which is under development. The type of documents to be produced would include design documents, functional requirements and user manuals. The information to produce these documents would include existing documents (bits and pieces), existing programs and the developers are available to brief the incumbent.

Requirements:

  • Minimum of 1 year of related work experience
  • Experience in developing similar documentation for software (not necessary in the same industry)
  • Good understanding of technical requirements (such as the level of detail in which things need to be documented to be useful for programmers)
  • Meticulous with attention to details
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Good English language skills
  • Familiar with PC applications such as Microsoft office and general PC skills
  • Must be able to commit for 2 months minimum
  • Applicants who are able to work on a freelance basis are also welcome to apply
  • Possible of conversion to permanent staff
  • Working location: Shaw Tower

For speedy processing of job application, please email your full resume in MSWord format only to apply@aicgonline.com. Kindly include a most recent photograph of yourself and indicate the following:


1. Reason for leaving past and present employment
2. Expected salary (Please state your minimum)
3. Last drawn salary
4. Availability date

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Incomplete job application will be ignored without prior notice..

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