Anonymous

21 Apr 2021

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I'm a female in my early 20s and is currently part-time studies in HR after recently leaving a full-time job. I am interested in joining the home team (SPS - RO1/E-MXS). Possible to share some insights on what each role does daily?

Would anyone also know what are the skills/strengths required to do well?

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wei jie

21 Apr 2021

You can try use LinkedIn, network and gain insight with someone who is working in Home Team.

PS. In recently Seedly Festival, Jeraldine Phneah shared this tip. Thank her

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Yang Teng

02 May 2020

The eligibility and brief description of the job can be found here: https://www.sps.gov.sg/career/civilian

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