rev12000 wrote:Lucille wrote:hmmm.. from their website, i think they do pay during training bah...
They do?
Would you be kind enough to forward me the link of their website which states training will be paid. If it's true, that would be a good news. I didn't make it through the final interview for their recent recruitment, till then i'm sure no allowance nor salary will be paid.
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hmmmm... the astreix i not too sure... like what jan80 said, maybe u sign bond den get paid?
Read from another threat that Ms.G has gotten hers too. 
Hopes after the training, life will be much better.