Planning Your Job Search
Will job hopping ruin your reputation or help you rapidly climb the corporate ladder? While there’s a variety of information out there, here are some key things to take note of.
It might be a normalised part of working life now, but changing jobs is still a fairly nerve-wracking choice to make.
Choosing an eco-friendly job might not be on your yearly bingo card, but it can come with perks that could make you want to switch.
Finding out which job portal or application route can help you kickstart your job search journey.
Drawing up a plan ahead of time is key to hitting the ground running when applying for jobs after graduation.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has outmoded certain jobs, reshaped protocol, and can transform your career. So whether you’re for or against it, here are some tips to deal with AI at work.
Your first job marks the beginning of the adulting phase in life, but with a ton of factors that can influence you, knowing what to expect can be challenging.
The idea of working overseas might sound like a dream come true, but there’s a lot of planning involved before you can take that leap of faith.
Duke-NUS’ Associate Professor Joshua Gooley highlights the link between sleep and performance.
Just because there’s generally less fanfare over humanities (compared to other more “glamourous” disciplines such as STEM) doesn’t mean humanities graduates are unemployable.