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I'm in the banking industry and what I have noticed is that hiring for fresh grads in 2022 have been scaled down by ALOT compared to other years. Yes, one reason is due to over hiring in 2021 but most banks are also trying to hire experienced candidates for junior roles. Entry level analyst roles now requires 2 years of experience but there is still a strong pool of applicants willing to jump from other industries/BO and many of those who have accumulated some experience from internships of traineeships. While I agree fresh graduates are finding it tough to land GOOD jobs only, fresh grads also need to start looking at other sectors that are thriving and make the switch. Banking is lucrative but isn't the trend nowadays. |
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The entire thread feels like it's just a few jelly salty local uni guys that refuse to believe that there are uol grads that earn more than them, and a few other low self-esteem uol grads who need validation replying to each other.
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Trying to provide genuine and realistic guidance to private grads. Assuming you have a pleasant personality and the willingness to put in extended hours these are the suitable options to consider:
1. Direct sales representing a company dealing with capital equipment. 2. Personal Banking 3. Insurance Agent 4. Property Agent. Frankly the above suggestions can provide one with the opportunities to level up with the local grad counterparts. Even if one is just surviving, he/she can still earn a decent living and comfortably service the hdb housing loan. |
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