First and foremost, I want to warmly wish our SG readers a Happy New Year! Fresh starts are always something to look forward to. More so, when the past year has been a whirlwind, with many businesses closing down and the labour market loosening up. If anything, the last months have served as a timely reminder of how important it is to embrace change – whether proactively or circumstantially.
A compilation of life lessons from the pandemic as experienced by members of our community, both young and old, including that of a COVID-19 survivor.
Here are five key factors graduating A-level and IB students must consider when choosing a course of study for their higher education.
Reflections provide the clarity we need to set effective goals for the New Year (aka New Year resolutions). The harder the year, the more lessons to draw.
Here’s a compilation of advice from members of the Forbes Coaches Council on practical steps we can take to embrace change and be a successful individual.
Disrupting education and the workplace, Covid-19 has left no aspect of life untouched. Let’s explore how schools & businesses in Singapore navigate the crisis.
As promised, we have picked four lucky respondents who each had won an NTUC voucher worth $50. They are: Sonya, Dawn, Michelle and Bryan. We also picked one lucky respondent – Rebecca – who won herself an iPhone 12. Congratulations to all of them!
Creativity is shifting rapidly in the Singapore landscape from being a “good to have” skill to becoming an essential qualification for the jobs of tomorrow.
Self-belief, self-management, a positive mindset, and a healthy wellbeing: These are some of the common habits of a successful student
As Singapore becomes a Smart Nation, automation, robotics, and AI infiltrate industries and practices. Will machines replace man in the workplace?
Matching top-notch work with excellent ethics as laid out in these 7 pro-tips can help you establish yourself as a valuable employee in any workplace.
For young professionals entering the working world, what does it mean to be “professional” at work? Abide by these rules to survive the workplace and politics.
