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Why Fresh Graduates Are Unemployed?
The rising unemployment rate among fresh graduates have become a cause of concern in Malaysia. The Department of Statistic Malaysia has released a report that presents the statistics of unemployed graduates in 2019. According to the report, the number of unemployed graduates in 2019 was 170.3 thousand persons, 5.5% higher than in 2018 which is 808.5 thousand persons. Based on a study namely Graduate Tracers Study, both public and private sector universities produced total number of 51,000 graduates in a year however about 60% of graduate remain unemployed one year after graduation. The 55% of these unemployed graduates are believed to be degree holders. This shows that being a university graduate has no guarantees to get an immediate employment.
By Diane Dora3 years ago in Serve
7 Horrible Mistakes you could make with Freelance Marketplaces
New to freelancing and wondering why you're not landing any jobs? Working from home is the best thing one could wish for. Starting is easy, but succeeding is the real deal. Research shows that a vast percentage of freelancers fail due to mistakes they make in their first year. Here are seven mistakes you’re probably making and ways how you can avoid them.
By Phoenix3 years ago in Serve
10 Compelling Reasons Why You Need a Freelancer
Freelancing has been on the rise as businesses seek to get work done faster and more effectively. Companies and start-ups are looking for new skilled talent to bring new ideas to their organizations. Statistics from Upwork’s annual report show that 47% of hiring managers are likely to hire online professionals more often in the future. In this post, I share reasons why you might need to hire online or take that work from home job task.
By CEA3 years ago in Serve
The Three Managerial Types that Will Make You Want to Walk Out the Door
We’ve all had a manager who made us feel like we wanted to walk out the door. For example: your manager assigned you a project that—if she would have taken one sip from the cup of reality—there would have been no way you could have completed the project by the deadline. Or: your manager talked about improving company culture all the time, but yet clearly demonstrated that he didn’t have the slightest clue how to do that himself. If this rings true for you, then this is your read today!
By Tanoria3 years ago in Serve
When Job Hunting Make Finding a Great Boss Your Priority
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Over the course of my career, I learned the “hard way” that it’s better to report to a good boss at a bad company than a bad boss at a good one.
By Diane Dora3 years ago in Serve
You Believing Hiring Should Be Fair is the Problem
Unless you’re getting job offers, you probably perceive how employers hire to be unfair. Every job seeker has a list of why they’re the most deserving over all the other job seekers—they’re:
By Phoenix3 years ago in Serve
Present Yourself as a ‘No Brainer’ to Hire
A few jobs back, HR had scheduled four interviews, throughout my day, for a position I had open. The first interview went “okay.” The second candidate, however, impressed me so much I hired him on the spot. I instructed HR to cancel the remaining two interviews.
By CEA3 years ago in Serve
Two of My Uncles Fought in the World War II Battle of the Bulge
“The Battle of the Bulge, also known as the Ardennes Counteroffensive, was the last major German offensive campaign on the Western Front during World War II, and took place from 16 December 1944 to 25 January 1945.” — Wikipedia
By Terry Mansfield5 years ago in Serve
Admission in Rashtriya military schools and my first-day experience in military school.
Guys, this is a part of my daily diary which has reminded me of the days of Rashtriya military school, Bangalore and I was loving. I hope you would enjoy and also get a feel of how a cadet gets admission in Rashtriya military schools. I have also shared my first-day experience in Rashtriya military school, Bangalore. By reading this you would get a feel of a young boy who lives with his parents adapts himself in a hostel where a tough military routine is being followed.
By Deepak chaubey 5 years ago in Serve
Bedford and Mt Kisco Gathers to Celebrate Medal of Honor Winner
Universal Pictures, Poster A look back an amazing 2008 story... On June 28th, 2005, Navy Seal Michael Murphy and his outfit were tracking a high level Taliban operative in Afghanistan when their cover was blown. They were soon surrounded, and a massive firefight ensued. The seals had only chance of survival. The outfit needed someone to transmit a message back to base from an open location, and that person would be completely exposed to enemy fire. As team leader, Lt Murphy assumed responsibility, and unlike in the movies, heroism isn't always rewarded with waving flags and a valiant homecoming.
By Rich Monetti5 years ago in Serve
Thank You For Your Service
Miles Teller Interview Thank You For Your Service Miles Teller has been making films lately that he hopes will make a difference. Teller has two films out this month in which he plays real life heroes.
By Bonnie Laufer8 years ago in Serve
WW2 Remembered
I asked my grandfather Wyndham Darnell Jr., one day... “Do you remember where you were when the Jap’s attacked the US on December 7th, 1941 at Pearl Harbor?”
By Mark Darnell8 years ago in Serve