HR & Education
Here are 10 quirky questions job interviewers throw at applicants
"Which superhero would you be?".
44.7% of job interviewers hate it when applicants don't smile: study
Here are their other pet peeves.
Here are Singapore bosses' 25 real-life bizarre interview encounters
One applicant actually asked for a hug.
Daily Briefing: Singapore still terrorism target; Lingerie show at Orchard Road
And who's worse between Amy Cheong and the Sticker Lady?
Only 2 in 5 bosses eye boosting staff headcount
While 51.5% plans to keep theirs steady.
Habitat-Barclays launches 2013 barefoot charity walk
It'll happen on 1 June at Gardens by the Bay East.
Study reveals how Singapore workers stand out in global organizations
Key strengths include reliability and teamwork.
Record number of Singaporeans applied to UK universities and colleges
3,835 applicants in 2012 highest ever.
Singapore ranks 10th most attractive city for work
Guess which city claimed the top spot.
How the 5C's of sports coaching will work well for your business
Just as footballers need to turn in their best performances each time they step onto the pitch, the same goes for your executives every time they...
8 in 10 Singaporeans think office romance must be allowed in workplace
As long as both are single.
Top 5 networking tips for Singaporeans
While the internet has created great networking opportunities for businesses and individuals, the value of face-to-face communication should not be...
Top 3 secrets to high performance teams
Productivity is a big buzzword in Singapore today, and companies are always looking for ways to increase productivity through their employees.
Singaporeans tagged as Asia's happiest people
Guess which countries followed next.
75% of Singaporeans keep office flings as top secrets
But 69% of bosses are okay with office romance.
$100m work-life harmony fund to be rolled out
More bosses urged to enforce flexi-job.
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