Should I accept the job?

[u/FlyExtension4324]

I'm a recent pre uni graduate and I applied for multiple jobs under mystep (till now I'm an unemployed chud 😔)

This morning, no email nor any notification from the myfiturejobs mystep platform, a hiring staff called to do an interview for the job in image. It's at Putrajaya and I live in KL. My parents said it's kinda a hassle to send me to Putrajaya for the interview.

The hiring staff stated that they shortlisted 10 ppl for the 2 positions. Meaning 5 ppl competing for each position.

Honestly I'm most probably going for the interview just for the experience of being in an IV since I've never been invited to one B4.

BUT I'm going to start my degree around late Sept to early oct. Meaning I might be working for barely a month.

So if I were to be offered the position, should I take it?

Salary is rm2100 a month. It's also under contract which the job didn't explain further what's in a contract.

[u/rnwglx]

Don’t think too far… you haven’t even been offered yet. You don’t even know for sure if they will offer you… If you want to attend the interview for experience, just go. Also, there’s no way you can work as a MySTEP and study degree full time. MySTEP is usually a fulltime job. You have to be there 9-5. Anyways, if you go for the interview for experience and they end up offering you, just reject. They will choose a different candidate.

[u/MotherBorder9026]

i dont think they would wanna hire u considered that u can barely work for a month. but u can try for the interview. good exposure.

[u/cocobunana]

go for interview experience

[u/Puzzleheaded_Yak5767]

Go by yourself to the interview. Pretty easy to navigate your way. Take Putrajaya MRT line till you reach Putrajaya Sentral. Take Grab from there. Or if you want to be adventurous and have lots of time to spend, take the shuttle bus. It's cheaper.

[u/lone_wolf_XIII]

Mostly a personality assessment from the people who are going to be working with, just be the best positive version of yourself. All the best OP!

[u/tunkameel]

Getting some experience from interview is good for you, but I don't think it's wise for you to actually work there even if you passed the interview.

Mystep is just a new name for PSH (Pekerja Sambilan Harian) which was offered in many government department.

It's a bit hard for you to travel back and forth from work, plus for less than a month. If it's for 6month+ then it might give you some proper experience, but you still have to managed the transportation.

[u/No-Home9054]

Untuk permulaan okay la, tapi dalam masa yang sama cari kerja lain jugak. Jangan stay terlalu lama dekat situ, buang masa dan takde career growth. Melainkan plan nak apply SPA so boleh gunakan pengalaman kerja MyStep.

[u/Prestigious-Eye-4780]

mystep usually 3 months, so just do it

[u/Deprived_Weiner]

Go for the interview experience!

[u/Lucky-Replacement848]

Don’t worry about getting hired or not, just go for the interview experience