Career Development2019-12-05
diversified working environment for talents. Have you started to wonder how you can embark on your journey of working in Singapore? There are 3 tips to help you make it much easier and more delightful! What are the most popular jobs in Singapore right now? Click and find out Quality Jobs in Singapore ! TIP 1: Build an eye-catching resume/CV No matter you are looking for an internship, a job or a graduate school, resume/CV is the most... Read more
Resume, Cover Letter Tutorials2020-02-17
media campaign ideas.”, it can be rephrased as, “the articles I wrote attracted 10k extra traffic per month, and the social media campaign I organized improved conversion rate by 50 %.” TIP 4. make use of further explanation While applying for jobs abroad, it is necessary to pay attention to word usages (e.g abbreviation, proper names, and etc.) and to further explain your past experience. For example, the hiring manager in the U.S might not be familiar with Indian... Read more
Job Search Tips2020-03-03
for, a more flexible work schedule and many other perks await. Freelancing, like SOHO or piecework, offers freedom and flexibility. You’re your own boss, everything is in your control. You get to say enough is enough. Unlike typical desk jobs, freelancing allows you to choose the type of work you do, who you work with, what your workflow is like, where you prefer to work and how much workload you take on. But, every rose has its thorns, how... Read more
Career Development2019-04-08
common question when you meet someone new is “What do you do?” It is as if your job defines who you are. But now, times are changing. A modern professional in the millennial generation is estimated to have 10-15 jobs in a lifetime. It is no longer the norm for a person to hold the same job for most of their lifetime. Instead of the focus being staying with one company or employer, it is now up to the... Read more
Resume, Cover Letter Tutorials2020-07-09
might be a good fit. Quick tips: Concise: If you have numbers, share it. If you can narrow down your area of interests or career goals, do so. Be as specific as possible; HRs are often tired of general and broad terms such as “problem-solver”, “self-starter”, and “leader”. Short: Stick to 2 to 4 sentences. You want the HR to grasp who you are in seconds instead of losing patience. Relevant: Speak to the job description. If you... Read more
Resume, Cover Letter Tutorials2020-05-06
and any other special skills you’ve acquired Further reading： 5 Tips to Build a Strong Machine Learning Resume Biodata, Resume, or CV - Aren’t They Essentially the Same Thing? You would be surprised to know that although these terms broadly define a job summary, there are hidden nuances that make the distinction. As a candidate submitting a biodata form for a dream job, it is essential that you learn how to design the document. Biodata To begin with, know... Read more
Interview Skills2020-04-14
new technology for the job position, I am very willing to put effort into it. 6. Have you developed or learned any new skills last year? This interview question is similar to the previous one, except that this one is broader. The previous question is more focused on programming/technical aspects. However, this question is more about non-technical skills that can be helpful to the position, such as management skill, foreign language ability, sales ability, and etc. Tips for... Read more
Interview Skills2020-06-20
What can you do after a job interview? There are many voices on the internet offering advice – some saying you should send an interview thank you email, a card or even presents, while others commenting that doing so may cause more harm than good. So, what is the best thing to do? When to Send Thank You Email After Interview? There are quite a lot of things a job seeker can do within 24 hours after an interview, such as... Read more
