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Weekend Career Tips: Job Hunt, Transitions, Leadership and More

The weekend is the perfect time to reflect on your career and plan for the future. Whether you’re on the job hunt, navigating a career transition, or looking to sharpen your leadership skills, I’ve got you covered with these top career tips.

1️⃣ Job Hunt Tactics: Stand Out in the Crowd

If you're applying for jobs but not hearing back, you might just be blending into a sea of applicants. So, how do you stand out? Katie Mok, a leading author and expert in career development, has a few tips on how to stop being just another resume in the pile. Her unique approach can help you get noticed by the right people. Ready to take the next step? Learn more here.

2️⃣ Smooth Transitions: Navigating Career Changes

Transitions can be tough, especially if you’re shifting industries or roles. But they don’t have to be overwhelming. Career coach Yina Han offers practical advice to help you manage your career transitions with ease. The right mindset and tools can make all the difference. Want smoother transitions? Check out her tips here.

3️⃣ Engage in Volunteering: A Gateway to Board Positions

Thinking about moving into the not-for-profit sector? Or aiming for a board position? Shyn Yee Ho-Strangas, MD at PropertyGuru, suggests that volunteering can be a powerful way to position yourself for leadership roles in the not-for-profit world. Discover the three key factors to consider before you make this career move. Find out more here.

4️⃣ Leadership Traits: What Makes a Great Leader?

Leadership isn't just about hitting numbers – it's about caring for your team. Angelina Joie Ang, Financial Services Director, highlights the importance of empathy, communication, and authenticity in leadership. True leaders inspire, motivate, and build strong teams. Want to learn what qualities make a great leader? Dive into her insights here.

5️⃣ Video: Master Soft Skills for Success

While technical skills are important, soft skills are often the differentiator that sets you apart. Leadership coach Chuen Chuen Yeo shares why soft skills are crucial for career success and provides tips on how to enhance them. In today’s workplace, emotional intelligence and communication can be just as valuable as any technical ability. Watch the video here.


✍️: Neha Jain Kale




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