Local Uni Class of 2020 - COVID19 Batch - Are your lowering your expectations?

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heard that it wil be tough. Might be hard to secure a 3k pm job.

Sad that we probably wont have a graduation ceremony

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sad that we probably wont have a graduation ceremony

who the **** cares about grad ceremonies when you haven't secure employment after graduation

Originally Posted by Unregistered

who the **** cares about grad ceremonies when you haven't secure employment after graduation

I do, cuz i graduated 1 sem earlier and avoided the **** fest going on. Happily enjoying my fresh grad job paying 5K

i managed to get 6 job offers because i applied really early, in july and august last year and managed to snag a consulting role which pays over 7k.

guess the early bird catches the worm

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I do, cuz i graduated 1 sem earlier and avoided the **** fest going on. Happily enjoying my fresh grad job paying 5K

you're preaching to the choir.

No. Still putting 4.5 minimum.

I should be paid at my marginal rate of productivity, and i still want to ask for it

Fresh grad pay is 3.5k only la. 4.5k that's 10 years experience.

Sick of entitled fresh grad who can't do **** asking for high pay and complain that they don't receive training from senior..


Well you're getting paid senior pay. You can't do the job. Get fired. Don't expect to use the "fresh grad" excuse when you guys are asking for senior pay already.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Fresh grad pay is 3.5k only la. 4.5k that's 10 years experience.

Sick of entitled fresh grad who can't do **** asking for high pay and complain that they don't receive training from senior..


Well you're getting paid senior pay. You can't do the job. Get fired. Don't expect to use the "fresh grad" excuse when you guys are asking for senior pay already.

Agreed. But I'll still happily collect my 5K fresh grad pay

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i managed to get 6 job offers because i applied really early, in july and august last year and managed to snag a consulting role which pays over 7k.

guess the early bird catches the worm

My dad is in the board of directors. I don't even have to apply early the job is promised to me. I rejected at first but they offered me 8k so I guess since now can't travel after graduation might as well start working immediately with 8k I forsee reaching 10k on year then I can go travel when covid is over.

No worries. Not always the early bird wins. The bird who have connection wins.