study > study > study > study > perhaps get into academia

or

become a farmer

First work in HR to better understand how an org works, get better insight on what and how other departments work and build social network.

How coherent is this preferred plan with your Work and Life Views?

Pretty coherent, get money to fund my life views. Learn different things to better figure out what i want to do in life.

Why does it excite you?

Learn new things, see new perspectives. Money!

Coherence with work and life values: aligns perfectly, my ideal future

Why it excites me: Allows me to do what I'm best at and what I'm most interested in, & allows me to give back to society

1 Year: Build my portfolio + explore new options

2 Year: Prepare for graduation + look for opportunities to enter PhD program + apply PhD program

3 Year: Hopefully matriculate and also look for a partner and settle down after PhD

4 Year: same as Year 3

5 Year: Look at both Year 3 and Year 4 and reevaluate my career direction, whether it aligns with sg

Not fully coherent with my work and life view since an auditor very long working hours. However, there is good progression and job stability in this job.

Why it excites me: To try out something new that i have learnt in school yet did not have the opportunity to practice it. Broaden my eyesight in the industry.

Why it excites me:

Always working with technology which is fun

Coherent, enough to sustain lifestyle

Why does it excite you?

What im most familiar and interested with currently

• internship > postgrad diploma in education > study > work at moe schools

• coherent with my work view as it is an impactful job, but might be difficult to manage work-life balance

• excites me as I can influence someone

Share which is your preferred plan?

First work in Interns and get as many certificates as you can. build network/skill.

How coherent is this preferred plan with your Work and Life Views?

Pretty coherent, I believe skill is an important factor in my work field and getting a good job would align with my life view.

Why does it excite you?

Meeting new people, dealing with challenging problems and money!

Year 4: get a cat / job stabilised

• arrogant

• late

• irresponsible

• look bored

• defensive

• desperate

• Avoid arrogance

• Lack of eye contact

• Inappropriate attrire

• Interrupting

• Talking negative about past employers

• Failing to research the company

• Unpreparedness

• research abt company beforehand

• show good non-verbal signs (dont fidget, dont avoid eye contact, dont cross your arms)

• Make sure you understand and researched about the company before you turn up for interview

• Show your curiosity for the company and role

• Show your authentic personality when sharing

• often times we may try to low our needs and not come off too overbearing but its was important that we communicate clearly about our expectations should we land the role. This is so that both parties can make further discussions on aligning future possibilities.

• "Think of your interview not as an audition but as a collaboration." This mindset is good to help us be more confident and not think too much of it from a top down perspective.

• other minor things to take note include body language, coming in prepared with questions and ideas that you are eager to contribute to the company

• being late

• being too early (as it may inconvenience the interviewer)

• being distracted (e.g checking your phone, eating, looking bored)

• crossing your arms

2. undesirable personalities

• arrogance

• dishonesty

• anger

• rudeness

-Laoshi

• Find out more information about the hiring manager - what their personality is like

• If possible, reach out to existing employees of the companies to better understand what they are looking for

• Cut my hair

• Iron my clothes

• Clean my shoes

2) know the company (and the HR if possible)

3) Clean yourself up

4) know how to get to the interview on time lolololol

Portfolio preparation

Learn more about the company

Prepare questions for the interviewer when they ask 'Do you have any questions for us?'

• be confident

• be friendly (smile and uplifting tone)

2) standing ur own / independent opinion