Companies seeking graduates head into 2023 facing some of the toughest ever hiring conditions as student jobseekers demand higher salaries, better perks and more personalised career development programs.
as student jobseekers demand higher salaries, better perks and more personalised career development programs.
“Young people are very keen on the idea of boutique programs rather than being one in a thousand new graduates.”can command salaries of up to $350,000 as traders and north of $200,000 in investment banking, said Jeffrey Duncan, the co-founder of Prosple, which advertises graduate jobs and internships.
Offer rates are higher because graduates can afford to be choosier – decline and renege rates are reportedly at an all-time high.Mr Cvetkovski said employers were having to adapt to a very difficult hiring environment stemming from a combination of low unemployment, no international students and Australian students deferring study to travel overseas because of the pandemic.
“In the past they might have been able to hire whoever they needed out of other companies, rather than taking people straight from university based on their potential.
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