What I have learnt from older workers (TODAY online)
I have been working full-time for some 16 years. A common comment I get from bosses through the years is that I speak beyond my age and show maturity and steadfastness in difficult situations.
Singapore’s air hub status under threat (The Asean Post)
Ong Ye Kung, Singapore’s newly-appointed Minister for Transport, wrote on his Facebook page that “air connectivity is a vital organ of our small island state.
Google Pixel 4a a decent phone but wait a little longer before switching (Channel NewsAsia)
Google Pixel 4a comes at a good price as an entry-level smartphone but it faces challenging headwinds, says Guan Chong.
Will the TikTok saga in the US lead to the break-up of the Internet industry? (Channel NewsAsia)
The precedence could spark a series of coerced acquisition of social networking apps in countries that are either worried about their impact on national security
Singapore needs better public opinion polls to sharpen focus for national agenda (Channel NewsAsia)
In a world of rapid seismic changes, we would need regular, published polls on public sentiments regarding policy matters to understand emerging gaps, says SUSS’ Leong Chan-Hoong.
My dad’s business failure haunted me for years. Now I’m taking the plunge (TODAY online)
I recently launched an e-commerce business. But mine is not a typical story of a millennial jumping on the startup bandwagon hoping to strike it rich.
Implicit bias and the cultivation of racial harmony (The Straits Times)
Tackling implicit bias starts from a young age. The review of Character and Citizenship Education should draw on research to see how to improve education against bias.
Singapore's public sector ought to take the lead in hiring older workers (TODAY online)
In tandem with an ageing population, Singapore’s workforce is also ageing rapidly. Today, six in 10 are aged 40 or older, with many aged above 50.
Man-made climate change, is it real or fake? (Channel NewsAsia)
The Australian bushfires from September last year to early February are proof to many people that man-made or “anthropogenic” climate change is real and threatening.