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Anonymous

13 Jun 2021

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Hitting the 2 year mark as a civil servant. Not sure how to leverage my skills which are technical to make a career switch to the tech/business industry. Any advice where will be a good place to start?

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Chen Zhirong

13 Jun 2021

Try General Assembly, NUS or even free courses like Harvard online. It's not so important what you learn as much as whether you get to practice it by doing your own projects, favours for friends or even letting your boss know you wanna switch/try some IT/Biz related projects!

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He Ruiming

23 Sep 2020

Co-Founder at The Woke Salaryman

Hoho, sorry Seedly but I'm going to link this one out to an article we published in the past.

Forgive me, MingFeng and Kenneth, beers on me next time.

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