Fresh grads have it tough

FRESH university graduates will face a tougher search for jobs and lower starting pay this year due to a hiring freeze and retrenchments brought about by the economic downturn.
Although some students have been getting job offers as early as seven months before graduation, the overall mood is downbeat.
While all three local universities - the National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore Management University (SMU) - have yet to compile official employment statistics for the class of 2009, they are already preparing their students for the grim prospects.
'These are indeed challenging times, with fewer job opportunities for fresh graduates than in previous years,' said Mrs Ruth Chiang, director of career services at SMU. 'We have advised our graduates to be more realistic in their expectations and cast their nets wider.'
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1 Comments:
At July 16, 2009 1:24 PM ,
marklee713@gmail.com said...
Well you are right, Due to economic slum it become really hard to find out a jog for fresh graduates, certification
because organizations are in downsizing which making experienced candidates also your competitor.
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