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Back in 2010, I was at a point where I was faced with multiple job options and yet remained directionless. I was frustrated at my state โ as a believer, shouldn’t I be clearly directed by...
If you’re in the Class of 2020, you’re probably experiencing an extreme learning curve right off the bat. Youโre entering the job market โ or rethinking your pursuit of higher degrees...
Financial freedom, independence and excelling in my career โ these were the desires of my heart. I grew up in a family of six with my father as the sole breadwinner supporting four school-going...
The disruptive COVID-19 season has certainly been a disappointing and frustrating period for most of us, with many of the plans we had for the year being written off. Even as I write this, I will be...
For as long as I can remember, being able to work from home feels like winning the lottery. For that reason, I thought it would be a walk in the park after the nation-wide directive was given. The...
โI just joined Woodlands Health Campus in March,โ he says. โMy original role was as an executive in building Resilient Community Neighbourhoods. When I joined the campus, that was when the...
During my exchange semester in China, I lived in a relative comfortable dormitory for foreign students. Every day, I would have to cross an overhead bridge into campus where Iโd come across...
Recently, a lot of people have been feeling overwhelmed by the coronavirus-dominated news. My personal news intake has jumped from almost nothing to reading at least 30 minutes of news a day! Not...
Fresh out of college, I decided to dedicate one year to serving in a non-profit organisation involved in youth outreach work. I figured, “Hey! Iโm young and Iโm armed with a good degree...