The recent graduate, speaking in an interview on the Maxi Empire DDP YouTube channel during her graduation day, mentioned that her expected salary threshold should not be below GH¢ 4,000 before considering a job offer.
According to her, during her national service period, she realised that there are a good number of jobs in the country that pay well. As a result, she aims to capitalise on that to enter into such jobs and earn a better salary as a degree holder.
When questioned during the interview if she is willing to accept anything around GH¢2,000, she responded by saying, "No, I won't because when I started my service, I got to know that there are really good-paying jobs; all you need is the connection. When I say connection, I mean when you are doing your service, you have to connect to people who have those offers to give you.
"I don't think I will settle for GH¢ 2,000…2,000 is below... as a degree holder, maybe some 4k won't be bad," she stated.
When I started my service, I learned that there are really good-paying jobs in Ghana with vacancies. So, I will not settle for a job that pays GHS 2,000 a month. - Fresh graduate of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW). pic.twitter.com/IQDCjCL4Xk
— EDHUB🌍ℹ (@eddie_wrt) December 26, 2024
