Lifestyle

10 Questions with Louann Wong

After graduating from NTU in Communications Studies, Louann Wong did not apply for a full-time job or go on a graduation trip. Instead, the spunky 24-year-old chose to volunteer in India as a teacher. We investigate with 10 questions. No more, no less.

By Colin Lim

Working Wardrobe 101

Monday, 7am. All you see in your wardrobe are tees and jeans. Panic attack? Fret not; here are five simple tips to make sure that you’re always the office head turner (for the right reasons!).

By Marlia Natasha

Get your life back

Work is often referred to as a marathon. To last the distance, finding a good work-life balance is necessary for all working adults, more so for fresh graduates.

By Selina Goh

Should You Start Working or Continue Studying?

The dilemma facing many fresh graduates these days is whether to enter the workforce or to stay in school to pursue a higher degree. With a myriad of factors to consider and a highly competitive labour market out there, making the correct choice can seem a daunting and tough task.

By Azhar Jalil

Say "Ahhh!"

Bad breath. Everyone has suffered from it at some point in their lives. Why does it happen and what can you do about it?

By Catherine GS Lim

The Thin Line Between Ego and Confidence

It’s hard not to notice that many great people have huge egos. You probably need that super-inflated sense of self-belief to get you to high places. But take care that you do not get over-inflated with hot air instead.

By Nicholas Yong

Spending Your Bonus

A bonus indicates good news for the company's bottom line - and yours! But should you spend, save or invest your bonus - or all three? Career Central looks at ways to make your hard-earned money work (and play) for you.

By JOSHUA RAYAN

Don't Forget the Little Things

In the mad rush to climb the career ladder, have you forgotten, or worse, lost hold of the little things in your life? Evidently not, as the majority of the people we've talked to tell us. Even so, there will always be some regrets.

By FELICIA WONG

Once In Our Lives, Two Years Of Our Time

National service is considered as a rite of passage to adulthood for Singaporean men. Enlistment and the challenges that lie ahead may seem daunting, but knowing what to expect will help you to adapt to life as a full-time serviceman.

By COLIN LIM

Living on Campus

You are about to enter university, and cannot wait to find out what lies ahead. For many, a major highlight of undergraduate life is the experience of staying in a hall of residence.

By COLIN LIM