[Full] Pidato Anies Baswedan Depan di UGM, Wisudawan Diminta Siap Hadapi Krisis Nasional

And the real test is not on special days, the real test is on ordinary days. First, I want to share some things that may be useful for the long days ahead. First, about the difficult and easy times. All of you graduated in the difficult year, the rupee was around Rp. 17,700.

The labor market is tight, the competition is tight, so this year's graduation, we have to be honest, is more difficult than the previous years. But if we look at history, the generation who graduated in the difficult times often becomes the strongest generation. Good morning, peace and prosperity for everyone. My honored rector of the Gejah Mada University,

the leader of the Wali Amanat Assembly, the leader of the Academic Council, the leader of the Grand Teacher Council, the members of the Lectors, the Deans, and the Deans' Members who are present at this occasion, whom we respect, the parents, the family, and the faculty of the faculty of the Faculty of Education, and the one I am most proud of, the faculty of the University of Gajah Mada who are present this morning.

and all those who are glorified by Allah. I am very grateful that we can be present together. For me personally, this is an emotional place. Because here too, I feel the wisdom when the Gerung Gedung Gerah Sabah Pramana was just built, just finished. Previously, the football field, my childhood place to play football, was on this field before it was changed into a building. For all of us,

who are present with the special wisudawan this is a special day but tomorrow is an ordinary day and the real test is not on a special day the real test is on ordinary days first I want to share some things that might be useful for ordinary days in the long run first about the difficult and easy times

All of you graduated in an uneasy year, the rupiah is around Rp. 17,700. The labor market is tight, the competition is tight, so this year's graduation, we have to be honest, is more difficult than the previous years. But if we look at history, the generation who graduated in a difficult time often becomes the strongest generation.

Those who graduated around 1965, those who graduated around 1998, those who graduated around 2008, 2020, all of them left the campus with a future that looked bad. But 20 years later, it was them who became the backbone of this country. So, brothers and sisters, the difficult times come and go.

The easy times come and go. What is consistent is not the difficulty of the easy times. What is consistent is the self of your friends who determine what is learned in each easy time and in each difficult time. Back to us. The second, the first job. As alumni, after graduation we all work, right?

Your first job may be small, maybe your salary is just right, maybe the office is far away, but don't worry, it's okay. The first job function is to shape our character, strengthen our character. Career is formed in the next phase. So what is brought back from the first job, how to communicate with difficult superiors,

how to keep a promise with colleagues, how to complete tasks that may be boring but are done with all your heart. Things like this look small, but this is what you may face in your first job. But these little things will determine the position of your friends in the next 15 years.

Many leaders we know today, if asked first, what is the first job? Many of them, the first job is not special, ordinary, but it is there that they learn things that may not be taught on any campus.

So don't wait for perfect work to start the best Give the best wherever you are, in whatever task you accept, in whatever trust you have. Do the best, the result is the foundation for a better future. Third, about entering the system, some of you will enter large institutions

It can be in the government, it can be in a big company, it can be in a big organization. Every institution has its own culture. Some have a healthy culture, some have a poor culture. And there is a risk to get into any organization. Five years in a new place that often changes is our own friends. Slowly follow the trend, slowly compromise. Those who used to feel uncomfortable, those who used to hold idealism,

Slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly slowly the time the three three three three three friends friends friends friends who can help to not not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to not to the first the first first first the first the circle of the circle of the circle of the institution outside of the institution as a mirror of the institution as a mirror of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of the institution of

If there is no mirror, we lose our knowledge of our own appearance. Second, take time to read, so that you can still know the world outside our office. Third, remember the reason to go in there first. Write it down on paper if necessary. Put it in a envelope, read it once, why am I here.

I believe that the position can change, but the principle must be held continuously over time. Then the fourth, friends, about success and perseverance. I remember the message from my mother personally. The mother often said this, "What you have is only a good name, keep that name well."

For all of you here, what we have, what you have is a good name. Keep that good name. And the size of success is very simple. The size of success is not from people's praise, but the size of how much we can help others. How much people are helped by our presence.

With those messages, I would like to say as a classmate who has been here, the journey forward, you all have responsibilities, all of us, the students of Gajah Mada have a big responsibility. This campus is a fighting campus. From the past, it has always been a campus that cares about the surrounding environment, not a campus that only thinks about academics, but how the students

The graduation is to work in the community. That's why I note, as a classmate, there are four responsibilities that are attached to the Samir Wisuda that are embedded in the backs of all the children. First, responsibility to oneself. The main capital when entering the world of work tomorrow is not the IDF, not the IPK, not the connection. The main capital that I say is the good name that you have. Keep that. The second,

responsibility to the family. This country is having a lot of problems with corruption and not just recently, for decades. Many cases of corruption that irritate high education people, are the source of love that is wrongly directed at the family. The intention is noble, the path is wrong. Helping the family is a source of reward, but with one condition, the water is halal, the water is clean. So it becomes a source of reward that does not cause problems.

Third, responsibility to the community. In every job, there will always be a choice. Choose to follow the trend or follow the trend. If people are good, choose to stay silent, the problem in this country will never be solved. Therefore, I invite all alumni who graduated today, Tarawih Sudawan, don't just follow the trend, be ready to follow the trend for this country. Fourth, responsibility to the nation.

Behind all the roles that you will play, there is a role that is attached to 24 hours, namely the role as a citizen of Indonesia. This role cannot be fully extended to those who have constitutional responsibility, the officials of the state. But this role is our role as nation's children.

Therefore, I invite everyone who is in Wisuda today, let's be ready to fight for the future. The campus is leaving you this morning, and after this, the small choices that you take every day, that will determine who will come in the next 20 years. In 1996, September, I was in Wisuda, sorry, October, November.

November, yes. November. In 1996, November. This is Mr. Dekan Pak Didik, he is in the same unit as us, but he graduated earlier. In 1996, November. I was assigned to this position. At that time, I also did not imagine how the journey would be in the future. But as I reflected, the small decisions that we made in the early days, that is what will determine what our journey will be like in the next 20 years.

10 years of good choices will lead to a good life. 10 years of wrong choices will lead to a messy life. There is no one big, extraordinary decision that will determine everything. Everything is a small decision. But remember, our future journey is the accumulation of those small decisions. Congratulations.

Jogja and the University of Gajah Mada campus always become home. Now it's time to celebrate the future. It's time to work. Happy celebrating the bright future for all of you in this room. Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.