Fresh graduates in Malaysia struggling to find job, Majulah SG/ other country News
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 May 29 2019, 09:35 AM
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> Ms Kuan, who has been job-hunting for the past two months after a six-month internship ended in February, said: "There's a lot of stereotyping by employers who are looking to hire from a certain ethnic group only and generalising that overseas graduates are better than local graduates."
> > Ms Kuan, a 24-year-old linguistics graduate Erm, you sure the ethnic group or overseas degree are the problem? |
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May 29 2019, 09:51 AM
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QUOTE(James1983 @ May 29 2019, 09:36 AM) NO. bodo tu simpan sikit... expected salary is not what they get, is what they want to get.see my updated post: between 7000 to 10000 yuan (btw, 1MYR is no longer 2.2Yuan, Ringgit is shit now) RM4k-6k fresh grad salaries in cities like Chengdu, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-06/28/c_137287474.htm kencing all over our RM2.4k lol  QUOTE The average monthly pay of 2018 college graduates in China is 5,429 yuan ($828.74), much less than the 6,174 yuan that graduates expect... Forty percent of new graduates expect to earn 8,000 yuan per month, while 9.5 percent of them expect a monthly salary of over 10,000 yuan. In actuality, 80 percent of them earn less than 8,000 yuan a month. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201806/26/W...49141dee6e.html QUOTE China’s newest college graduates earn 4,000 yuan (US$588) a month on average – not enough to buy the cheapest iPhone 7 model, a recent survey showed. New graduates in Malaysia – whose average GDP per capita is the closest to China’s among other Asian countries – earned between US$491 and US$585 in 2015, according to recruitment platform JobStreet. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/society/art...ess-cost-iphone |
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May 29 2019, 09:59 AM
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QUOTE(myteam94 @ May 29 2019, 09:49 AM) what are the chances of foreign (english) country to accept Malaysian grads to work there High, NZ have severe talent shortage now. Most of my NZ graduate friends have stayed on and work there. most specifically avg fresh grads with 0 experience and only come with basic set of skills  i'm also worried about this... this is my decision maker  Whether you have the relevant fields is a different question la. |
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