cried my eyes out already and my eyes were all swollen on the next day, it was indeed a sad news, very sad. but it's okay. breathe in breathe out. we'll just try the rayuan and hoping for the best. *repeat in the head* it's not the end of everything. ************************************************* Update; they've accepted my rayuan and alhamdulillah I got this scholarship. Even though it's not the course that I wanted (actuarial science), at least I got to lessen the burden of my parents, right? Plus, I got Information System/Management (both of my parents are working under this bidang so my parents would help me in some situations in the future, right?) Moral of the story; try again, do not give up on yourself. Believe in second chances. And of course thanks to those who helped me with the rayuan essay. I did my essay in Bahasa Melayu (which I cringed a lot while writing it) it was 350 words and worth writing la. I put all my heart and soul inside
Hi, welcome back to my blog. In this episode, I'm going to blog about my journey in applying for KPMG as a fresh graduate in hopes that I'll help someone in some way in their job hunting journey. I applied for the IT Audit associate position, which I honestly have no clue about until I saw the job post on KPMG's website itself. I was just dropping by every job advertisement that I found and qualified for and sent the form & resume & etc. Each time I applied, of course I read through the job description but I rarely remembered what I read hhaha KPMG uses Pulsifi as their 3rd party for assessments. Usually, a job would ask you to do assessments only after they've looked through your job application (resume, cover letter and transcripts) but not KPMG. Right after you filled up the form, you were asked to complete 6 assessments (about 5-10 mins each). It tests your maths skills, detects your preferences, attitude, problem solving skills etc. I did this during my 14
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