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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    I thought an economics degree would lead to a job in banking, insurance or certain Government Departments e.g Australian Bureau of Statistics. At the very least I thought it would help land work in generic Government departments but obviously the recruiters prefer hiring 'pretty young things'...
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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    At least I'm not the only one. I actually feel a bit better hearing that as I used to take it really personally.
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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    Indeed! There should definitely be more collaboration between unis and corporations. The majority of people go to university so they come out with good career prospects after suffering a 4 year opportunity cost. The feedback from businesses is that universities aren't making graduates job ready...
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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    I think you missed the part where I said I'm 'currently working in a menial job'. I've got an Economics degree with Honours but it's next to useless because I have no experience. It's an employers market out there. I graduated in 2012. Currently I'm working in administration and trying to work...
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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    Employment among recent university graduates hits 20-year low http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2014/s4057073.htm Plus Rudd opened the flood gates and let every man and his dog study at uni so now we've got heaps more uni graduates to compete against.
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    Another over entitled mentality Gen Y

    Exactly. It's irritating to hear people whinging about work. There's thousands of unemployed graduates and thousands of other graduates (such as myself) working menial jobs because we never got the opportunity of a graduate program and don't have the experience to get hired by the private sector.
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