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Anon723764 · 13d ago

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Here’s my wishes for 2026 ✨ Meaningful work, growth, fair pay, and a healthy team environment! If this resonates with you, tap that ❤️ This year, I’m choosing to let go what didn’t work from my previous experience. I’m focusing on what’s ahead because the future waits for no one. I promise myself that I won’t dim my expectations or lower my standards just to feel “safe". Even when the journey gets tough, i'll stay hopeful because I trust what’s meant for me will find me. Including my dream job!

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Ray · 12d ago

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Join an SI Company recently. Required to take Endpoint Examination within 1st 3 months. This is actually good for us as self development. Equip us with the skill sets and knowledge which benefit us even if we leave the company. It could also add pressure to us. What do you say?

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Jennifer · 3d ago

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培培 · 19 Nov 2025

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I need to work in Singapore. Can I go through an agency? I'm afraid they might be scammers.

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yesORno? · 22 Sep 2025

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I didn’t manage to get into the company I was really aiming for, and now I feel stuck in my current role. Lately, I’ve been thinking about resigning without a backup, just to give myself the breathing space to reset and explore new directions. But am I really going to let my intrusive thoughts win and hand in that resignation letter, or should I just stay put, continue working even though my heart is no longer in it, and play it safe until something better comes along? What should i do?

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Jobstreet Admin · 19 Feb 2024

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Jay · 23 Sep 2025

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I left F&B after 10 years to pursue my studies in business before I turn 30 but I’m not sure if this is the correct “path” for me. I felt very burnt out in the industry and felt like I didn’t have enough education compared to my peers who have a “degree” which I didn’t have. Therefore I decided to study part time while working admin to have a taste of corporate life. But I’m starting to wonder if this is right for me? Or is this what I want?

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Community User · 25 Aug 2025

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Do you set personal OKRs or monthly goals for your own work development? I just started working recently, but I’m the type who plans long term where my dream is to become a manager within 5 years time. I know I sound very ambitious, but I believe with the right mindset and discipline, it’s possible. Right now I set monthly goals like mastering certain skills, building connections, and improving efficiency. Anyone else do this too? Or got tips to help me structure them better? Thanks!

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Scott · 14 Aug 2025

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If I write this, can I delete it later?

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mr.salaryMAN · 24 Jun 2025

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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?