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| Jan 9, 2009 | |
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Job markets hit hard
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| By Aaron Low | |
| BUSINESS graduate Noor Lilana, 23, is no longer looking for a management trainee position and a quick rise to the top rungs of the hospitality sector.
Instead, she is now prepared to accept a $1,000-a-month job working at the reception desk of a small hotel. She had been looking for a job in the hotel industry since graduating from the National University of Singapore (NUS) in June last year. In December, after being turned down repeatedly by hotels, she enrolled in a course for a certificate in hotel services. She did so in the hope that when she finishes the course next month, she will be able to get a job in the hotel industry. 'Right now, it is okay for me to start at the bottom and earn $1,500, $1,000 even. Some grads may disagree but in the long run, I am sure this move will pay off as I move up the ladder,' she says. For the full story, read Saturday's edition of The Straits Times | |
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