For years, Natasha had her eyes set on a particular publishing company. Yet, she was greatly disappointed to discover that she could not get used to the routine-based tasks and rigid environment in the corporate world. She unveils her experience in letting go of her dream job in this human interest article.

It is evident that many associate gigs and contract jobs with downsides such as instability and a lack of progression. Yet, like it or not, the gig and contract job economy appears to be here to stay, at least for now. Find out how two trainees are thriving in it!

Both burnout and boreout are phenomena that are very familiar to me from my last job experience. I recall having to log in to work while on medical leave. Find out how I navigated that season of my life and how you can too!

Whether you have just graduated into the workforce (or are about to), or are wondering what to do with this newfound identity, we have tips that we have gleaned from stories from your peers in our recent workshop to share with you!

A recent training we had with a team of career guides made us realise that even the most professional of guides may occasionally fall into the blindspots of their own. How can we assess where we are at in understanding job seeker’s anxiety so that we can be more effective in our influence?

When Sabrina first started out as a teacher, it was the regular structured routine of setting up the curriculum, teaching, marking and meeting parents. Now, as a team leader, the increase in workload was expected but was a struggle to manage during the transition.

When jobs in the media and events industry dried up and Mindy was stuck, Mindy made the tough decision to switch to become a preschool teacher. Through her journey, Mindy has worked on tips that have worked for her in navigating through unexpected career transitions.