Finding Employment — And Hope — In A Crisis

Azam Wan Hashim, Researcher in the Business and Economic Unit, IDEASMalek Ali, Founder, BFMMatt Armitage, Host, Kulturpop

Spotlight · 30 Jun 2020 · 17 mins listen

Graduating, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed, into a pandemic and a recession can be a harrowing experience. But could these short-term stresses lead to longer, more persistent issues in a person's career? What lies ahead for COVID-19's "lockdown generation?"

Featuring: Julia Azureen. Special thanks to Rahmah Pauzi, Kathleen Kwan and Shary Jimie.

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