Graduate Jobs, Graduate Programs & Internships in Singapore

7 Things to Avoid Saying at Work, and What to Say Instead

Words carry power. At work, they can either help you succeed or be your downfall. Knowing which words and phrases help (and which absolutely don’t) can give you that extra edge in the workplace.

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Inclusivity Is Key To Our Digital Transformation

A lot has been said about enhancing diversity in a company by hiring more “diverse” candidates. The idea is to tap on a pool of talent from different backgrounds and world-views, who can value-add to the business through creativity, ideas and innovation. Diverse perspectives can also offer more holistic insights to customers’ needs and motivations and potentially make the company more effective and consequently, more successful.

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Starting Your Career with Income

For many fresh graduates in Singapore, finding their first job is important. After all, the right first job can help jump-start your career by giving you access to the knowledge, skills and experience needed to achieve long-term professional success. However, finding the right job can be challenging for fresh graduates in Singapore, especially as a fresh grad in today’s economy. But even with these job market challenges, it’s still possible to find an opportunity that provides personal and professional growth—with Income.

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Skills & Competencies

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Not in IT? Here are 5 Technical Skills You Still Need to Know About

Although a transferable skill set is one of the most important things you should build before you join the workforce, that isn’t to say that technical skills aren’t essential. With career talks and career coaches often putting more emphasis on soft skills, it’s not surprising that these IT-related technical skills are generally not given priority, especially when you’re not in the industry.