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Anonymous

27 Oct 2020

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Feeling lost): I want to switch careers but I don't know how and what I want to do next... Any advice?

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Jiayee

27 Oct 2020

Salaryman at some company

Could you list the exact reason(s) why you want to switch careers? E.g. job scope, mobility/promotions, workplace relations, work-life balance, compensation, friends'/other people's jobs seem more attractive, etc.

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Lee John

27 Oct 2020

You know what you dont like since you want to change careers. Now find what you like.

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