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I care about empowering youths from every background to have equal opportunities; build rewarding careers and thrive in the digital economy. In 2018, one in five graduates were unable to find a full-time job 6 months after graduation. The numbers for those from private universities were a lot more dismal with less than 50% being able to find a job 6 months after graduation. Several challenges stand in our way such as the competitive global job market and increasing mismatch between skills demanded by employers and those that graduates actually have. Let's examine issues related to the Singapore job market and useful tips for you to find good jobs and grow in your career.
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How to figure out what you really want in a job? [Free template included]
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