Introduction: Life is often a whirlwind of responsibilities, work, and adulting. But every once in a while, we stumble upon an opportunity to revisit the past, to recapture the essence of childhood wonder. Such a moment recently came my way during a trip to Genting Highlands when I stepped into the Gondola for the firstContinue reading “Rediscovering the Magic of Childhood: A Journey on the Genting Highlands Gondola”
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Navigating Career Transitions: When to Leave for a Higher Salary and Better Benefits
(Article written by Chat GPT) Introduction In the ever-evolving world of careers, there comes a time when many professionals find themselves at a crossroads. Should they stay in their current job or leap into the unknown in search of better compensation and benefits? While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, it’s essential to consider the factors thatContinue reading “Navigating Career Transitions: When to Leave for a Higher Salary and Better Benefits”
“Exploring the Temptation of Leaving Your Current Job for Better Opportunities”
On July 12, I wrote a personal article on whether I thought the grass is greener on the other side. Interesting change of opinion as I decided to get Chat GPT to justify if the grass is indeed greener on the other side and what should we consider if we would like to really exploreContinue reading ““Exploring the Temptation of Leaving Your Current Job for Better Opportunities””
Why Respondents Would Choose to Stay in an Organization Even with a Happy Boss
According to Chat GPT, here are some reasons why LinkedIn respondents chose to stay in an organization. Introduction In a recent poll conducted over the course of a week, a surprising 61% of respondents voted to stay in their organization, even though they claimed to be happy with their current boss. This seemingly counterintuitive resultContinue reading “Why Respondents Would Choose to Stay in an Organization Even with a Happy Boss”
How to thrive in the VUCA of classroom management
The VUCA framework is not limited to the realms of geopolitics, economics, and businesses; it also has significant implications for managing a classroom in today’s educational landscape. In the context of education, a VUCA world means that classrooms and educational environments are subject to the same levels of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity as otherContinue reading “How to thrive in the VUCA of classroom management”
How to do good parental public relations?
In the bustling world of education and youth development, where the eager minds of tomorrow gather to learn and grow, there exists an unsung hero often overlooked—the art of parental public relations. Picture a symphony, where teachers, administrators, and parents harmonize to orchestrate the most exquisite and harmonious of educational experiences for our future leaders.Continue reading “How to do good parental public relations?”
Making a Mistake @ Work
I was reading this post on how do you handle setbacks at work when you made a mistake. Recently, I made a mistake at work by not following up with a simple phone call to a client. The boss had told me not worry about the mistake that could lead to serious consequences. It wasContinue reading “Making a Mistake @ Work”
How do you comfort a colleague who started crying?
I asked Chat GPT on how to comfort a crying colleague. Here is the response: Comforting a colleague who is crying is a compassionate and supportive thing to do. Here are some steps to help you provide comfort in a sensitive and appropriate manner: Remember that everyone is different, and some people may not wantContinue reading “How do you comfort a colleague who started crying?”
Happy Teacher’s Day
A rare long weekend to celebrate Teacher’s Day by being 12-storey’s high at Sentosa Sky Helix. A teacher has a very “high” level of responsibility literally multi-tasking everything from attending to the needs of different personalities in the classroom, dealing with admin, parents and grandparents, lesson planning, holiday planning, programme budgeting and special events coordination.Continue reading “Happy Teacher’s Day”
Overcoming Shyness in Public Speaking
Overcoming shyness in public speaking is a common challenge, but with practice and the right strategies, you can become a more confident and effective speaker. Here are some tips to help you conquer shyness: Remember that many great public speakers were once shy or anxious about speaking in public. With dedication and persistence, you canContinue reading “Overcoming Shyness in Public Speaking”
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