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Victor
08 Jun 2021
Financial Service Consultant at AIA
Yes they do
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Gabriel Tham
07 Jun 2019
Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team
Yes. Local Uni is preferred over private uni.
As others have mentioned, govt and MNCs will.
SME not so much because less people want to join SME so they no choice.
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For my specific case, I went job hunting 3 months before my final exams.
So I was applying to a mid tier audit firm who scheduled an interview with me.
I was actually full of joy when I made my way down, until I realised that it was for a different position. (Corp Sec)
When I expressed my interest in looking for an audit position, the interviewer coldly replied that they will prefer a graduate from a "traditional" university, whatever the hell that means T.T
So yea, it does matter to an extent.
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Gabriel
21 Sep 2018
Undergraduate at National University of Singapore
Companies especially Government related ones favour local universities (NUS/NTU/SMU etc.) over priva...
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If you are a fresh grad it will be very obvious. Mainly cause they have no way to judge your abilities other than with a uni cert. Branded > local (traditional) > others. Traditional meaning the route from jc/poly to university. For MNC, mainly because it means you are more likely to fit in and follow the rules. (I think?)
After about 5 years, it's more about your work experience and networking skills.
But I do find that people that can talk better will always get a better advantage.
If you are not a good talker, people will never be able to find out how good you are other than with a good CV and your cert.