--- title: "Singapore Career Bundle — CV Rewrite, LinkedIn & Interview Prep | Jesson Global" canonical_url: "https://jesson-global-static-o4wx.onrender.com/singapore-career-bundle" last_updated: "2026-09-08T08:10:47.942Z" meta: description: "A done-for-you rewrite of your CV and LinkedIn profile for how Singapore employers actually screen overseas candidates, plus interview preparation. S$350, 5 working days." "og:description": "A done-for-you rewrite of your CV and LinkedIn profile for how Singapore employers actually screen overseas candidates, plus interview preparation that gets you from \"interesting profile\" to an offer." "og:title": "You're Applying to Singapore Jobs and Hearing Nothing Back." --- Jesson Global — Home **Written in Singapore. For people applying to Singapore. ** # You're Applying to Singapore Jobs and Hearing Nothing Back. It's usually not your experience. It's that your CV was written for your home market, and a Singapore hiring manager is reading it with a completely different set of questions in their head. A done-for-you rewrite of your CV and LinkedIn profile for how Singapore employers actually screen overseas candidates, plus the interview preparation that gets foreign applicants from "interesting profile" to an offer. Delivered in 5 working days. Paid upfront. No placement, no recruiters, no commission — you own everything we produce. S$350one-time · everything below included **Start My Rewrite — S$350 ** Two minutes to submit, then straight to secure checkout. Card and local payment methods accepted. ## Nobody tells you why you were rejected. You submit twenty applications. You get two auto-replies and eighteen silences. There is no feedback loop, so you change something at random and submit twenty more. Meanwhile the actual reasons are usually specific, fixable, and completely invisible from outside Singapore. ## Four reasons strong overseas candidates get screened out in Singapore 1 ### **You quoted a salary that made you impossible to hire.** This one is brutal because it's the opposite of what feels smart. Many overseas applicants lower their salary expectation to seem affordable. In Singapore, that can disqualify you outright. To sponsor a foreign professional on an Employment Pass, an employer must pay at least S$5,600 a month in most sectors, or S$6,200 in financial services — and that floor rises with age, reaching S$10,700 and S$11,800 respectively at 45 and above. Ask for less than the floor for your age and sector and the employer cannot legally hire you on that pass, no matter how much they like you. We work out the number you should actually be quoting, and how to say it. 2 ### **Your CV doesn't answer the sponsorship question in the first eight seconds.** A Singapore hiring manager looking at an overseas address immediately thinks: do I have to sponsor this person, and is that going to be a problem? If your CV doesn't handle that question on page one, they move to the next candidate rather than find out. 3 ### **You've given the employer nothing to build a case with.** Most Employment Pass applications must score at least 40 points under COMPASS, Singapore's points-based assessment. The employer, not you, submits that application — and they're weighing whether it's likely to succeed before they even shortlist you. Candidates who make that easy get interviews. Candidates who leave the employer guessing don't. We show you exactly which parts of your background to lead with. 4 ### **Your CV is formatted for your home market.** Length, personal details, how achievements are phrased, what belongs at the top — these differ market to market, and a CV that reads as unfamiliar reads as risky. We rebuild it to Singapore norms. ## The bundle — S$350 Everything included, nothing bolted on later. 1 ### **Your CV, fully rewritten — not "reviewed"** Rebuilt from scratch for the Singapore market and the specific roles you're targeting. Word and PDF. Two rounds of revisions included. 2 ### **LinkedIn headline and About section, rewritten** Singapore recruiters search LinkedIn constantly. We rewrite the two fields that decide whether you appear in their results and whether they click. 3 ### **Your Singapore Positioning Brief** A personalised document covering the salary band you should be targeting for your age and sector, how to raise sponsorship without sounding like a liability, and which three parts of your background to lead with. 4 ### **The Singapore Interview Preparation Guide** The questions Singapore hiring managers actually ask overseas candidates, the sponsorship and relocation conversation scripted out, and how to handle salary negotiation against the pass thresholds rather than against your current pay. 5 ### **Written feedback on your answers** Send us your prepared answers to the five core questions. Written critique back within two working days. **Turnaround:** first draft in 5 working days. Revisions within 2 working days each. ## What clients say *Awaiting an approved quote from this client — see the launch checklist.* Manager, Finance · [Country] → applying to Singapore *Awaiting an approved quote from this client — see the launch checklist.* Manager, Manufacturing · [Country] → applying to Singapore *Awaiting an approved quote from this client — see the launch checklist.* Assistant, Accounting · [Country] → applying to Singapore Names withheld — our clients are job-hunting confidentially. ### **This is for you if:** - You're a professional outside Singapore targeting a role here - You're already in Singapore on a pass and job-hunting, including if renewal thresholds are becoming a problem - You're targeting roles at or above the Employment Pass salary floor - You've been applying for a while and getting no traction ### **This is not for you if:** - You're looking for work permit or domestic helper roles — we can't help you, and we won't take your money - You want someone to submit applications for you - You want a guarantee of a job or a visa — see the FAQ below ## Why S$350 A Singapore role at the Employment Pass floor pays from S$67,200 a year. This costs about half of one percent of your first year — and every month of silence is a month of that salary you don't have. Every bundle is written by hand by one person in Singapore. No template, no offshore writing team, no AI-generated first draft handed to you as finished work. That caps us at 20 clients a month. **Start My Rewrite — S$350 ** ![Jessica Baware, Co-Founder & CEO of Jesson Global](https://jesson-global-static-o4wx.onrender.com/_ipx/fit_cover&pos_top&q_76&s_480x480/team/jessica-baware.jpeg) I'm Jessica, Co-Founder & CEO of Jesson Global. Before we started the firm, I built and ran technical recruitment functions from zero — for a global workforce solutions company, then for early-stage startups hiring into Singapore. I've read thousands of CVs from overseas candidates and sat on the other side of the table, deciding who got forwarded to a hiring manager and who didn't. This service is the advice I used to give for free to candidates I couldn't place. Jesson Global Pte. Ltd., registered in Singapore, UEN 202602183M. ## Frequently asked **Can you find me a job or introduce me to employers?** No. We are not a recruitment agency and we do not place candidates. We prepare you; you apply. Everything we produce belongs to you. **Can you guarantee I'll get an Employment Pass?** No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. In Singapore the employer applies for the pass, not the candidate, and the Ministry of Manpower decides. What we do is make you the kind of candidate an employer wants to make that application for. ## Another six months of silence has a price too A Singapore role at the Employment Pass floor pays from S$67,200 a year. S$350. Five working days. Get your opportunity. **Start My Rewrite — S$350 ** ## Start My Rewrite Two minutes, then straight to secure checkout.