by Destiny Goh A perspective of the generational divide By 2030, Gen Z (1997 – 2012) will make up a third of the workforce, taking over leadership and paving the way for the next generation. Progressive, bright, and vocal, they keep the older generation on their toes, ready for another debate or discussion. Like most […]
YouTube | Spotify | Google Podcast Maybe there are some things we can relearn from the younger generation–rethinking resilience and learning from your experiences through organic growth. Transcript of Podcast: [00:00:00] DESTINY: Hello, my name is Destiny, and this is GJC’s podcast. As Asians, we have unspoken rules, traditions, and beliefs that were passed down […]
Discussions about Gen Z (born in 1997 and 2012) have garnered attention, and most are somehow negative. Comments such as social media addicts, loud, overly emotional, lazy, and taking life too easy have been circling the internet and in the conversations of the older generation. These labels become identifiers to label Gen Z. It takes acceptance, […]
Adapting in an unknown environment is challenging. Change is part of life. Whether it’s a working environment or migrating to a new country, it will require one’s adaptability skill. For some adapting comes in naturally, but adaptability is a natural skill that anyone can develop and mastered overtime. Meet Kay Aoki, who grew up in the […]
Everyone understands the importance of Emotional Quotient (EQ) otherwise known as Emotional Intelligence (EI). Since young, our parents have always stressed the consequences of a low Emotional Quotient. Gearing up toward episode 7 of #VoicesOf, we thought we’d preview our topic of the month: Emotional Intelligence. An ex-banker turn Sr. Consultant, Tan Gabriel, shares the importance […]
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