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Singapore recruiter sparks debate on worker drive and hiring trends

A Singaporean recruiter's comments about local workers supposedly lacking drive have ignited a debate about evolving career aspirations and compensation. The recruiter, Lee Shulin, claimed companies are preferring contractors and overseas talent from Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines over Singaporeans. She also expressed concerns about the communication skills of younger generations, suggesting a need for greater future-oriented caution among employees. AI

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Singapore recruiter sparks debate on worker drive and hiring trends

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