Somehow I was wondering if all biotechs graduate don't get a work, or it depends on the courses?
I'm doing genetics and molecular bio, and I admit, it's hard even to seek for a place to do LI.
How about microbes and biochem students? Somehow I envisioned microbes students having lots of jobs opportunities. They can even stay in the hospital labs or work in health related sections.
Genetics? I don't know either 

And it irks me how companies always seek for experience ppl. I mean, where can we get experience if they didn't allow us to? By the end of the day, we'll have lots of inexperienced ppl waiting for jobs and lots of old, experienced ppl retiring from the company. Then what? Company goes KO coz they could find anymore experienced ppl.

Hi, im a biotech grad also.. i was offered 2.3k at asiatic (genting)...but i rejected it..because i was thinking to pursue my phd...i didnt put much effort..so ended giving up now... now looking for job again....

It will turn out better for you if you did not choose biotech inthe first place and go for something else related to sales.

So the what the old man said is not entirely true. Its just a word to comfort yourself for taking the wrong step