DENTAL hygienist Tasha Cherie Bhullar applied for three jobs after graduating from her course at Nanyang Polytechnic in May last year.
Within two weeks, the 20-year-old Singaporean received 'two to three attractive offers with starting salaries of $2,500', she told my paper.
She now works at a dental clinic in the city area, with a basic pay of $2,500, excluding bonuses.
She was not worried that she would not get a job despite the recession, because there is a demand for dental hygenists here, she said.
Similarly, Mr Kuriakin Zeng, 24, who graduated from Singapore Polytechnic (SP) with a diploma in electronics, computer and communication engineering, received four job offers - without having applied for them.
He chose to work as a full-time research assistant in SP's Advanced Robotics and Intelligent Control Centre, because of his 'love for robotics', he said.
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