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Community User · 4d ago

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Hi I’m seeing for work I have warehouse experience and security system experience any job available

Laila Aziz · 4d ago

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How do you get back on your feet when life and work have completely drained you? I’m talking about that kind of burnout where you're not just tired... you’re defeated. Every small task feels too big. You're depressed, unmotivated, and honestly… just lazy to do anything anymore. It feels like you’ve lost yourself. I used to have so much drive, but now even waking up every morning is...HARD. If you've ever been in this state, how did you climb out of it? What helped you find your strength again?

Iqbal · 10d ago

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Is upskilling just for show? Have you noticed how every company is pushing employees to “upskill”? I’ve taken so many online courses recently that I feel like my CV is starting to look like a wall of certificates. 🤓 But do these micro-credentials actually make a difference when applying for jobs, or are we just doing them to keep up with industry trends? What’s the most useful (or useless) course you’ve taken?

Aung Min · 23 May 2025

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Hello Everyone. Even though I'm still working in Thailand as a Site Engineer(Civil), I want to work in Singapore. I've been trying to apply on Jobs Street and LinkedIn, I still can't land a job. Any advice? Please.

Rosario · 15 May 2025

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Lately, I’ve been feeling really lazy, and I honestly don’t know why. I’m struggling to get anything done, even the basics like keeping up with my work or daily routines. It’s starting to affect my productivity, and I’ve never felt this unmotivated before. I’m worried it might be a sign of something like depression or burnout, but I’m not sure. Has anyone else felt this way? Is it just a phase, or should I seek some help?

Cecille Fidelino · 6 May 2025

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I hit a point recently where I felt stuck so I sat down and decided to reinvent myself. Not just at work, but in life too, in these 5 areas: 1. Mindset – letting go of fear and self-doubt 2. Skills – picking up new tools relevant to my industry 3. Health – because burnout is real 4. Network – surrounding myself with people who inspire me 5. Goals – being clear on what I want, not what others expect If you’re feeling a bit lost too, maybe this can be your starting point. 💪

Felix · 23 Apr 2025

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i just want to vent a bit, i am a foreigner, married to SC after almost 4 years of dating and flying back and forth. right now looking for a job to relocate to sg, why didn't we get ltvp ? my wife wage is a lil bit low to be my sponsor according to ICA standards i guess, we still gonna try but iam also going to try to land on a work visa. It has genuinely been hard to find a job, every morning the emails i get is my application is unlikely to progress, not gonna give up, but it is draining.

Ee Natalie · 5 Feb 2025

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My dad, a 42-year-old business development director, once shared how public speaking became the most surprising skill he picked up without realizing. He was always the quiet one in meetings, but after years of client meetings and presentations, he grew more comfortable leading and speaking in front of groups. It completely changed his career and opened doors he never expected. It made me wonder. Has anyone else had a random hobby, course, or workshop turn into a game-changer for your career?

Ryan · 22 May 2025

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How do you figure out which part of yourself really needs improvement? Sometimes it’s hard to tell if it’s skills, attitude, or something else holding you back. Any tips or online self-assessment or ways to get honest feedback without feeling too harsh on yourself? Would love to hear how you all identify what to work on first!

Lily Mae · 28 Apr 2025

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Sometimes I wonder... how do you really know if you’ve become a better worker? Is it just about praise from your boss or hitting KPIs? I've been more consistent, more proactive, and less afraid to speak up during meetings... but imposter syndrome still creeps in. 🥲 I want to believe I'm making good progress, but what are the signs that truly matter? Internal growth? Confidence? Or just cold hard results? Curious to hear how others measure their own improvement at work.

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