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Rahimah Rahim reflects on her career, family and the impact of her work.
From his humble kampong background, Viswa Sadasivan persevered and went on to be renowned as a current affairs presenter, having interviewed people like Lee Kuan Yew and Barack Obama, as well as start a consultancy firm.
Consulting veteran Stephen Lin says that aptitude is just as important as attitude for those considering a mid-career switch to the world of consulting.
For 53 years, Doris Chan has worked in the laundry room at the Grand Hyatt Singapore, where she oversees the sizing, cleaning and stitching of staff uniforms.
Dr Titus Foo, founding board member at The School of Positive Psychology (TSPP), reflects on the hidden benefits of taking things more reflectively in retirement.
Find out more about Mr Toilet Jack Sim’s unique insight into life.
The founding artistic director of Wild Rice and Cultural Medallion winner Ivan Heng reflects on shaping a theatre company for Singapore.
This Nurses’ Day (1 August in Singapore), we celebrate the senior nurses who’ve dedicated their lives to healthcare.
It’s easy to paint millennials and Gen Zs as “checked out”, impatient and picky. But really, we are not quiet quitting, but just want different things.
Brian Richmond retired from Singapore radio after 50 years, only to go back to deejaying at Vintage Radio. He shares his thoughts on his career and retirement.
The thorny issue of ageism was among the hot button issues discussed at Lions Befrienders Conference 2024.
While the workplace has changed, the age old ‘work from office’ offers many advantages. We explore why ‘work from home’ is not always the best for career advancement and mental health.