Are you a fresh graduate entering the workforce? Here are 5 things you should know to help you start your first job and embark on work-life journey confidently.
![Entering the Workforce](https://blog.scholarshipguide.com.sg/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/5-things-every-20-year-old-v1-scaled.jpg)
Are you a fresh graduate entering the workforce? Here are 5 things you should know to help you start your first job and embark on work-life journey confidently.
From adopting the right attitude to using the right words, these 5 networking tips can help young professionals like you make valuable, authentic connections.
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.
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.
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.
Accepted a job offer that you regret? Or a better offer came along after you said yes? Here’s how to politely decline and back out on a job offer.
Are you a fresh grad with no work experience? Take on a graduate internship to gain experience in your chosen industry and prove your worth to potential hirers!
Psychometric tests, comprising personality and ability tests, help employers assess a candidate’s suitability for a role based on their social and cultural fit.
Rejection from a potential employer can be crushing to a fresh graduate looking for a job. Here are some tips on how to get over a failed interview.
Attending your first networking event? Here are 7 tips on how you can better prepare yourself before attending a networking event to help ensure your success.
From research to getting strong answers to common interview questions, these are some tips to help fresh graduates prepare and ace their first job interview.
Did you know that travelling and volunteering abroad can help you develop cross-cultural communication skills, a life skill sought after by employers?