A June 2026 survey says many workers avoid AI tools even when they have access. In a tighter hiring market, opting out quietly turns into a performance and relevance gap.
63% Are Choosing Not to Use AI at Work Even When It’s Available Read More »
Singapore is rolling out more AI upskilling pathways. Great. But training only becomes career insurance when you can show workflow impact, not course attendance.
AI Upskilling is Good – But Your Career Still Needs Proof, Not Certificates. Read More »
In the last week, we’ve seen office closures, hub expansions, and more demand for flexible space. The message for Singapore professionals: treat location as a career variable to manage—not a perk to debate.
The New Hybrid Reality: Your Job Is Tied to a Place Again (Even If Your Work Isn’t) Read More »
I had to re-read the headline again… “Google Employees petition for ‘job security’ ahead of expected cuts.’ I felt really bad for those who have been, or will be affected by these job cuts… but only one thought from the Chris Tucker/Jackie Chan movie “Rush Hour 3 (2007)” came to mind. Here are many REASONS
“Don’t Beg Your Company for Your Job!” Read More »
My cofounder Yen and I have been coaching for the past 2 decades and what we discovered, was the #1 career concern for many Executives is, unsurprisingly, Work Life Balance. Everybody wants one, but few achieve it…and with the exception of the lucky few with Generational Wealth behind them, many struggle to keep it. However, the
We’ve Coached Thousands Of Senior Executives – Here’s What We Found Read More »
So, you’ve signed the Letter of Offer with your Dream Company and you’ve informed your Bosses about it. Naturally, they’re unhappy and try their best to retain you. This may come in the form of a salary increase, a fancier title, a promotion, or even the corner office with a view – all in a
The Unkind Truth About Counter-Offers Read More »
After years of meeting Senior Executives in my headhunting career, I noticed a common pattern emerging. Many of them go through one or two periods of intense self-questioning regarding their career direction and long-term planning. Now, these executives are top performers, but yet they still ask themselves, “What’s next?” The Second Career Crossroad™ usually happens
3 Mistakes To Avoid At A Career Crossroad Read More »
What are your Values? Sometimes, it is easy to overlook this aspect when we evaluate our Life-Goals or Career plans. What do you stand for? What do you stand against? What goes against the gr ain of your personal (or religious) belief system? However, as we plan our Career Strategy™, we need to have
Is Knowing Your Values Valuable For Your Career? Read More »
Here’s another way of looking at your Career As a mid-career executive having worked for more than 15 years, what is the biggest asset you own? It could be that beautiful house you are living in (but is it owned by you or your bank?) or perhaps that shiny sports car in your garage
What’s The Greatest Asset You Own? Read More »
A friend in the US sent me this photo over the weekend. She had just recovered from a major surgery that was life-threatening and for a moment, thought that her end was inevitable. “I’ve always been a strong person, tough as nails. When my husband left me, I took care of the kids all by
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