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Serious Typical Sinkies Losers - No choice lah, what to do? Blah blah blah

A loser like moi , need to be self aware first loh
Then, u need to get a functional Plan B to address the identities issue in parallel, Mai Tu Liao Loh:)

If everything also say Mei ban fa…probably u give yourself have a chance to try
 
You honestly believe the propaganda media would publish video clips featuring those who hold a contrarian opinion? Wake up and recognize the kind of country you live in. :rolleyes:

The reason? Moneylaundering hub, and an influx of Tiong dirty money. A tell-tale sign is a proliferation of Tiong-run businesses and eateries. Eventually, whether you like it or not, the local businesses get crowded out. :wink:

It's also happening to other countries foolish enough to embrace the Tiong dirty money, but since Sinkieland is a snot-sized island, this is much more obvious. :cool:
 

About 90% drop in fresh grads applying for Singapore industry traineeships​

Sharon Salim
Updated Thu, 26 February 2026 at 12:55 PM SGT
3 min read
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南洋理工大学(NTU)毕业典礼。大学生、毕业生。(摄于2025年7月24日)NDR Generics [Various] Tag: salary, income, graduates, NTU, school, employment rate, students

The Graduate Industry Traineeships are designed to help fresh graduates gain experience and prepare for full-time employment.
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SINGAPORE – There has been a 90 per cent drop in applications for a government-funded graduate traineeship programme since it was launched in October 2025.

A significant number of applicants declined traineeship offers after finding full-time employment or choosing other opportunities, Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said in a written parliamentary reply on Feb 25. This was based on feedback from many participating organisations.

The Graduate Industry Traineeships (GRIT) were rolled out by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and Workforce Singapore to help fresh graduates across sectors gain structured, hands-on work experience over three to six months.
 
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