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‘They’re not worth it’: Global tech worker says firms are avoiding Singaporean fresh grads over attitude and job hopping

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December 29, 2025
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SINGAPORE: As issues develop over the state of the job marketplace for recent graduates, a remark by an worker from a worldwide tech agency has drawn consideration on-line after he claimed that firms are more and more reluctant to rent Singaporean graduates.

The remarks have been made in response to a Reddit publish the place a person requested how dangerous the job market at the moment is for recent graduates. Within the dialogue, the worker mentioned his position provides him perception into hiring tendencies throughout the Asia-Pacific area.

“Working in a worldwide tech agency right here. My place permits me to see recent grad hiring patterns throughout Asia Pacific,” he wrote on the r/singaporejobs subreddit on Friday (Dec 26).

In keeping with him, the “recent graduate hiring” stays strong in lots of components of the area, however Singapore seems to be an outlier.

He added that he had spoken to different leaders throughout the firm to grasp the rationale behind this shift, and mentioned their response was blunt.

“I had a phrase with different leaders about this. Their reply was Singaporean recent grad hires weren’t value it.”

The worker went on to stipulate the explanations given, citing issues about expectations and retention.

“They’re demanding relating to pay, fussy about advantages and workplace/distant work preparations. We rent them. Practice them. Put them in entrance of essential shoppers. Then they soar jobs throughout the subsequent two years. It’s come to some extent the place we’re completed with this hustle tradition.”

In distinction, he mentioned employers now see higher worth in additional skilled employees.

“The irony is that extremely skilled middle-aged employees are a greater bang for buck. They’re way more grateful for the job and constant too.”

“A variety of entry-level roles are going to KL, Vietnam, and even Bali.”

The remark rapidly gained traction, prompting a number of Singaporean Redditors to weigh in with their very own observations and experiences.

One person, who recognized themselves as a hiring supervisor, echoed the sentiment, saying, “There are nonetheless some good recent grads however as a hiring supervisor… lots of them are very fussy in comparison with what they convey to the desk, which is actually 0 expertise.”

One other pointed to regional value variations, writing, “This, numerous entry-level roles are going to KL, Vietnam, and even Bali. Singaporeans are simply turning into too costly.”

A 3rd remarked, “Who knew the tradition of job hopping each 2 years would come to chew us ultimately?”

Others supplied extra nuanced views. One former tech recent graduate shared that whereas the criticism had some reality to it, the scenario was not black and white.

“Agreed. I used to be a kind of tech recent graduates, and the standard of the graduates is de facto hit and miss,” the person wrote. “Some are actually good and motivated to study, however many I see are merely coasting or studying and contributing nothing whereas gathering a fats paycheck.”

“However for me, I left merely due to the extreme pink tape, studying stagnation, and the grinding tradition. I’m nonetheless grateful that the corporate adopted me when no different firms needed me, and the expertise I gained undoubtedly helped form my tech profession path.”

In different information, a Singaporean girl shared on social media that some males get visibly “offended” when she fails to react with sufficient “curiosity or admiration” after they brag about their wealth.

In a publish on Reddit’s r/sgdatingscene discussion board on Thursday (Dec 25), the girl wrote that most of the males she meets appear desperate to impress her by itemizing off their spending habits and monetary standing. 

In keeping with her, these conversations usually revolve round “what branded issues they purchase, how a lot they earn, what automobile they drive, what bank card they use, or what costly eating places they go to.”

Learn extra: ‘I don’t care about automobiles in a metropolis with glorious public transport’: SG girl unimpressed by males who flex their wealth on dates





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