Volume 3 (2007)

10 things you can't do without

You can’t work without air-conditioning. Nor can you go without the office water cooler and your daily doses of instant coffee. Of course, you can try, but why punish yourself? Work’s tough enough as it is. Don’t make it harder.

By Sharon Lin

Touch wood

Many people who claim that they don’t believe in ghosts and UFOs would go out of the way not to walk under a ladder. They’re deathly afraid of black cats, especially when one crosses their path. The number four? Ewww, stay away from it. That’s right. You don’t have to look very far to find superstitious people.

By Lum Xiang Rong

Cubicle Fitness

You’re stuck at a desk inside a cramped cubicle for eight hours a day. Your body is stiff, and you’re mentally drained. What you need are a few simple exercises to get you back in shape!

By Denise Chew

NTU Career Fair 2007

This year’s NTU Career Fair attracted the highest number of visitors and participating organisations ever.

By Colin Lim

LINKS 2007

The first careers forum organised for students enrolled in Australian universities.

By Colin Lim and Sharon Lin

Managing quality talent

The economy is booming, and companies have to work harder than ever before to attract and retain quality talent.

By Ng Boon Hwang

Etiquette Survival

You don the power suit and feel like a million bucks. You’ve practised in front of the mirror and learned how to speak with poise and confidence. But wait, you’re only halfway there.

By Sharon Lin

The fame game

Thanks to televised singing competitions, amateur singers can now become recording artistes in a matter of months. But what is the impact of such a trend on the local music industry?

By Colin Lim

Going global

Growing a business beyond Singapore’s border is a great challenge that involves many risks. Fortunately, there are a number of government agencies that provide assistance to local companies seeking to spread their wings.

By Colin Lim