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10-12-2013, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
my advice to fresh grads from local uni is to widen your job vision. as in dont think that just because we got a degree and from local uni, we must only look for/take up jobs which are only fitting for our "status". there are only so many "pretigious" jobs in the banks, mncs and govt. there are plently of jobs available in SMEs and other rather unknown industries. if you're still jobless, you shld seriously consider these options. true that u may lose face a bit when all ur friends work in big name companys, but it may end up u having more pride, job satisfaction and better opportunities.
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pardon my spelling mistakes btw...
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14-12-2013, 02:38 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
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to ts: is it TNS? nielsen? milward brown?
I wonder how many of the previous posters are familiar with the market research industry? Personally, I wouldn't accept the job offer because market research in singapore = long hours, low pay, lousy prospects, especially for agency side.
Since you have 2nd upper, why don't you go into civil service? If you do indeed accept the job in market research, my advice would be not to stay in agency side for too long. just get 1 or 2 year experience and jump to client side as soon as you can.
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