An online forum thread sparked a discussion on the current state of the job market in Singapore, with many sharing their experiences of difficulty finding work and the competitiveness of the applications process. Some shared stories of long job searches and numerous interviews, while others pointed to the increasing use of AI and global workforce competition as contributing factors.
SINGAPORE : Singaporeans weighed in on the job market after an online user started a thread on the hot topic in a forum. Many shared their job search experiences in Singapore.
In response to the post, many shared their take on how the job markets of various sectors are faring. “I’m mid-level and have been applying for jobs for almost one year. Have had four phone interviews only so far,” shared a third. “My friend started her search in November, got a job in December and is still looking out and getting interviews to date. She probably had a minimum of 10 interviews since November. Even though she’s been in her current role for two months, she’s still getting calls from interested employers.
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