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From HumanResourcesOnline:

Three in four or 75.9% of Singaporean students expect more than $3,000 starting pay from their first job, according to a survey CareerBuilder. 23.8% of respondents were expecting more than $4,000 from their first job.

The respondents, composed of GCE ‘A’ Level and International Baccalaureate (IB) students and graduates, polytechnic students, and university undergraduates, kept ‘career growth and opportunities’ as the top attribute of their ideal job.

They also placed an increasing emphasis on ‘job security’ as a key criterion of their ideal job. The attribute rose from third in 2018 to second place in 2019, overtaking ‘interesting job scope’ (3rd place).

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