Don't you want to sell nasi lemak or become an UBER/GRAB driver?

[mstakh.i.mo.mi]

The dilemma of not having a job after graduation
I think it's safe to say that this is one of the things that students are worried about these days. What if after we finish our studies, there are no job opportunities for us?







What's the problem with being a Grab driver or selling nasi lemak? There's no problem at all. Follow your own taste. As long as we do both jobs, it's because we choose to do them, not because we have to.



Also, I think it's better if we choose a field of work that is similar to what we studied and is in line with our qualifications . For example, if you have a degree, if possible, choose a job that is specific to you.



It's not about working in a field that only requires an SPM. It's a pity for our australia phone number data younger siblings who only have an SPM, they're the ones who won't be able to get a job, because we've already taken their place.



Okay, since I've been working from home since I was still a student, maybe there are some tips I've shared here that you can use.