How effective is the Singapore Jobs Bank?
Over the recent years, there has been a few initiatives to combat discrimination against Singaporeans in the workforce. One of which is the Singapore Jobs...
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A Millennial’s ideas on how to increase birth rates in Singapore
The recent UOB report “Singapore: Reaching A Critical Demographic Crossroad In 2018” drew media attention again to the topic of declining birth rates in Singapore....
Is being aggressive and opinionated the best way to achieve social change?
I’ve been observing how people debate about social issues online. While disagreeing with one another is normal, it appears many choose to employ aggressive techniques...
Timely to get hawkers, schools to use less disposable plastic items
It was fantastic to hear that 2018 will be designated the “Year of Climate Action” for Singapore and that the Government will be ramping up...
Education needed to prevent victim-blaming of sexual harassment cases
My thoughts on sexual harassment in Singapore and how some members of the public have been too quick to blame the victim for their misfortune...
Why are Singaporeans upset about the Presidential Election walkover
On 11 September, news broke about the Singapore Presidential election walkover. For the entire my evening, my newsfeed was flooded with people expressing their anger...
FAQ: Common Questions by Fresh Graduates in Singapore
The exam period just ended for university students in Singapore and many of the fresh graduates are currently looking for a job. It is indeed...
Why elitism in Singapore exists & how to change it
There seems to be a lot of discussion about elitism in Singapore due to the recent merger of some of the neighborhood junior colleges. Judging...
5 Leadership Lessons from Former EDB Chairman Philip Yeo – A Book Review
I recently finished a book I received as a gift for my 26th birthday from Gerald titled “Neither Civil nor Servant: The Philip Yeo Story”. For...
