“Indonesia’s future is the next generation and this all begins with education,” Ali said.
He said that as part of the headhunting agency’s commitment to education, Monroe had initiated the event to help prepare the students for their future careers.
“Our recruitment company lives by the philosophy ‘fun, money and doing something that matters’ and this is one of our key messages to young adults entering the workforce, not only should you enjoy what you do, but you should expect to be paid well and do something that has an important impact on other people’s lives.”
Ali said his seminar focused on finding a purpose in life, having the right mindset, preparing CVs and handling job interviews.