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Tienny Zheng

13 Apr 2025

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How to make the right decision?

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Ian

20d ago

The steps after making the decision is more important than the decision itself.

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Financelearner

23d ago

I feel that maybe having a career coach or even consulting your families might work.

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Seedly Rookie

24d ago

Sometimes we may only know if we indeed make the right decision on hindsight ...

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Kent Toh

25d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

Since this is under the topic of career, you may want to consult a career coach.

Often times nobody can tell you what to do, but the answer might be within you.

I am an aspiring coach if you want to speak to me I'm happy to.

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Mandy Ng

25d ago

As others have mentioned, pros and cons and seek advice from those whom you care about their opinion...

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