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Best companies for fresh graduates?

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Anonymous Banking Professional

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Looking for places that actually train you rather than hand you a spreadsheet and disappear. From what I hear, Murex and Bank Audi have real structured programmes, and Toters throws you in but you learn fast. Would love honest experiences — including the ones that looked great and weren't.

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Anonymous FinTech ProfessionalEmployee Perspective1d ago

Started at Murex. The training is genuinely good and the codebase teaches you discipline you'll use forever. It's slower-moving than a startup — that's a trade, not a flaw.

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Anonymous Delivery ProfessionalEmployee Perspective1d ago

Two years in delivery ops: you'll learn more in six months than most people learn in two years, and you'll be exhausted. Go in knowing that and it's a great first job.

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Is an unpaid internship still worth accepting?

I've been offered three months unpaid at a decent company. Transportation alone would cost me around 150 USD over the period, and I'd have to turn down tutoring work that actually pays. Everyone tells me it's about the name on the CV. Is that still true in 2026, or is it advice from a different economy?

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