Is it wrong to go job interviews and explore around with no push to move ?

[Eisenhut]

Is it wasting everybody's time?

Actually just want to know whats on market and to learn also what other companies are doing.

Besides also don't know what my organisation or boss can do to me, since things change fast in corporation, tide can turn against you in instant.

But so far been quite comfortable at my job

 

[SBFTirak]

You want to remain "inside" as employee or self-employed, or "outside" as business owner or investor?

"inside" will let you have security but not freedom, "outside" will provide no security but a lot of freedom.

Your choice!

 

[laksaboy]

Not really, it is actually encouraged by the recruiters.

You can gain interview experience, access places not known by the public, observe the people and culture or vibes there, and maybe make a new friend. And there might be a nice makan place nearby for your meal after the interview.

 

[jw5]

Is it wasting everybody's time?

Actually just want to know whats on market and to learn also what other companies are doing.

Besides also don't know what my organisation or boss can do to me, since things change fast in corporation, tide can turn against you in instant.

But so far been quite comfortable at my job

What's wrong with going for job interviews and exploring around with no push to move?

 

[Eisenhut]

What's wrong with going for job interviews and exploring around with no push to move?

I mean i was invited for final round , face to face meeting. Machiam like very confirmed!

I just felt its time wasted for people involved

 

[jw5]

I mean i was invited for final round , face to face meeting. Machiam like very confirmed!

I just felt its time wasted for people involved

You can always choose to take the job. Having options is a great feeling.

 

[sbfuncle]

I mean i was invited for final round , face to face meeting. Machiam like very confirmed!

I just felt its time wasted for people involved

Ahh. I know how it feels.
When we know likely we will not be taking up the offer, and the hirer place the hopes of hiring your service, the feeling is no good. For me is like betray rather than wasting time.
Then I hope for whatever reason they will decide not to make offer, else I will end up with a difficult decision to make.

 

[nabeifuckpap]

A lot of job interviews is out to waste your time, here if you are sinkie, they just want to clock sinkie attendance so they can justify to Ministry of Manpower all local candidates not suitable and demand to hire foreigners on Work Pass

 

[Eisenhut]

A lot of job interviews is out to waste your time, here if you are sinkie, they just want to clock sinkie attendance so they can justify to Ministry of Manpower all local candidates not suitable and demand to hire foreigners on Work Pass

I am in Europe

 

[liamricci]

Don't see anything wrong with that

 

[Norty]

Don't see anything wrong with that

Neither do I.
I've been in a similar situation, and I don't think it's wrong to explore job opportunities, even if you're comfortable in your current role. In my experience, cross country healthcare customer service provided excellent support during job interviews, helping me understand the market and learn about different companies without feeling like I'm wasting anyone's time.

 

[bushtucker]

I am in Europe

Westerners are more open minded to this kind of exploratory job search. The hirer will just move on and find another if you reject their offer.

 

[mahjongking]

dont waste your time if u are happy with present job.......

 

[Eisenhut]

Westerners are more open minded to this kind of exploratory job search. The hirer will just move on and find another if you reject their offer.

Here jobs many, not enuf ppl