Our Poll Results: 45% Fresh Graduates Jobless

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Went thru some up and down in my career. after sometime, i start to explore into real estate. is not a easy job, but got stable income.

don't take those "publish" income from those top producer. not everyone can hit that. but can make enough income

Originally Posted by lewis.tee88

Went thru some up and down in my career. after sometime, i start to explore into real estate. is not a easy job, but got stable income.

don't take those "publish" income from those top producer. not everyone can hit that. but can make enough income

real estate agents and insurance agents are unscrupulous. i only trust family members, the rest are out to squeeze profits without caring about you.

there is no trust, only selfish interests in this industry.

i was in this line for 12 years until the industry became too toxic nowadays. under table transactions and so on. those with top sales, how many of them were through legit means?

I think can add those bank rm/financial advisers to the list

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I think can add those bank rm/financial advisers to the list

Basically any sales position that is purely commission driven.

many of my peers were unable to find a job. but I was lucky to have accepted a role in the
stanchart graduate programme. the pay was 5.8k. but thanks to covid they rescinded my offer and now most of the bank vacancies are closed. what other relevant jobs are there for me now? i'm worried if I do something unrelated, it'll be too difficult to rejoin banking when the virus subsides

Originally Posted by Unregistered

many of my peers were unable to find a job. but I was lucky to have accepted a role in the
stanchart graduate programme. the pay was 5.8k. but thanks to covid they rescinded my offer and now most of the bank vacancies are closed. what other relevant jobs are there for me now? i'm worried if I do something unrelated, it'll be too difficult to rejoin banking when the virus subsides

Which dept was your offer under?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Which dept was your offer under?

corporate finance

Originally Posted by Unregistered

corporate finance

Don't bluff la I worked for 2 years under corporate finance from 2018 batch salary now also not 5k... What nonsense la. You calculated bonus and cpf employer and employer is it.

actly i know someone in this year's sc IGP programme, global banking. starting pay is 5k eh. but im not here to argue w u LOL dont believe is ur prob go ask ur juniors when they start work in september

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't bluff la I worked for 2 years under corporate finance from 2018 batch salary now also not 5k... What nonsense la. You calculated bonus and cpf employer and employer is it.

I also know a fresh grad at scb starting 5k+ so its not bluff leh