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Samantha Ng 莎曼勃士 on CNA938 explored the topic of , specifically
- assessing our career readiness and career resiliency
- how can we cope when being made redundant
- what are some of the tips you and I can implement if we face such a situation

The strategies will change depending on the urgency of the situation and your life phase. But one thing I am very sure of is, "the best time to future proof your career is now."

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/listen/daily-cuts/talkback-coping-retrenchment-3956696

Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: Coping with retrenchment On , Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Samantha Ng, Career Practitioner, Career Development Association of Singapore and Chong K*m Hong, Assistant Director, Student Recruitment and Enrolment, SHATEC, about coping with retrenchment.

Don’t compare your career journey with others. because things will happen at different times for everybody.

In order to move forward with humility and confidence, one of the most important attributes to cultivate is recognising the fact that - We are not as good as we think we are, yet we can be as good as we want to be.

Set Small Goals

These are 5 points you can make the most of your career.

It isn't so much of having a longer weekend. The more important question is: How to do maximise our productivity so that we can have more time for other areas of importance? Most people aren't good time managers (and energy managers), so if you are given an extra day off, do you know how to use it wisely?

Your job is not who you are, it is just what you are doing on the way to becoming who you will be.

A career coach can help you determine what experience is relevant to the job you are applying for that will position you to attract recruiters’ & employers' attention.

Doesn't a new day holds as much significance as a new year?

Welcome 2023! Here is a checklist to kickstart your new year's resolutions

3 tips to look out for in your career in 2023