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 Simple Guide for Fresh Graduates, Also for would be graduates

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em0kia
post Aug 5 2016, 02:09 PM

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So a lot of people said first job should be one that trains and not highest pay.. I wonder why nobody say get one job that trains and pay well. Because based on my exp, good companies that are willing to pay well usually end up hiring the best talents, leaving the so so grades graduates for the rest of the market. In this case, don't you think the good companies are better place to work in since they have more energetic and bright talents to compete among each other and get better pay? Also I learn that these good companies tend to have their own graduate programme that trains they new hires which Small companies dont have to resources to do so. Don't you think it would be so much better to have a structured programme that well prepared for you to learn during your early career? If the company is reputable and the programme is highly recognized in the industry, the hires that undergone the program will be so valuable in the future. I don't know about you guys but I am currently working in the so called "experience gaining" place and I seriously regretted. Everyday I have to sit together with engineers who are not passionate in their work, work only when boss is supervising otherwise just staring at clock waiting for 6pm, and micromanage and stuffs. Definitely not a place that I want to spend my 10 hours every single day in. Sifus please advice.
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post Aug 5 2016, 02:17 PM

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QUOTE(ChaChaZero @ Jan 22 2016, 11:18 AM)
Fresh grads have been underpaid since day one. As far as I know, fresh grads are usually underpaid due to the lack of experience. There is always a risk of hiring an unproven talent in the industry so no company will willingly pay a fresh grad the same amount they do for an experienced person of the same position.

I think the main reason this issue is being brought up more prominently is because of the economic and lifestyle changes of this century. Back then when a fresh grad gets a starting pay of RM 2500, people see it as a lot. Nothing has changed, fresh grads are still getting the same pay, just that they need more to scale to the changes.

Even old timers don't get increment equal or comparable to the changes, what more fresh grads.
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Finally found someone who spoke on behalf of fresh graduates. We are unproven assets but we are not slaves. Train us and we will serve your company with all we have!! biggrin.gif
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post Aug 7 2016, 03:12 PM

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QUOTE(Soony @ Aug 6 2016, 05:28 PM)
You are exactly right and those programs do exist in Malaysia. Think they are called management trainees. Over here in Australia they call them graduate programs where they rotate you around departments to gain experience.

Best part is? They pay above market rate.
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Exactly.

 

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