For many students, summer has long been associated with rest. It meant the end of classes and a few weeks of freedom before another academic year began. But for many young people who have recently graduated, summer no longer feels like a break. READ: Hard truth: Many Filipino job seekers lack soft skills Instead, the months after graduation often become a transition period, one marked by job applications and the realization that the familiar rhythm of student life has come to an end. While the season still arrives with the same heat and long afternoons, its meaning begins to change […]... Keep on reading: 6 reasons why summer is no longer a break for many new graduates