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CareersCompass by MyCareersFuture Podcast

CareersCompass by MyCareersFuture Podcast

CareersCompass by MyCareersFuture 71 Episodes Aug 31, 2026

CareersCompass by MyCareersFuture is a podcast channel produced by the Skills & Workforce Development Agency, focusing on career guidance and workforce development. It aims to help listeners navigate the job market, plan their professional paths, and develop relevant skills. The podcast likely features discussions, expert insights, and practical advice for job seekers and working professionals alike.

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How are Singapore Law Firms Getting AI-ready, and What Skills Do They Need?
How are Singapore Law Firms Getting AI-ready, and What Skills Do They Need? Aug 31, 2026 875 Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a strategic priority across Singapore’s economy, as highlighted by the Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in Budget 2026 as a core driver of national missions. He also announced that efforts to equip white-collar professionals with AI skills will begin with lawyers and accountants—two knowledge-intensive professions under growing manpower strain. This was followe
PTRG Round-up: Everything You Need to Know That Helps Older Singapore Workers
PTRG Round-up: Everything You Need to Know That Helps Older Singapore Workers Aug 12, 2026 450 For years, many senior workers have felt caught between two options: continuing in a full-time role that may no longer be sustainable or retiring earlier than they would like. In Singapore, this decision is often shaped by practical realities. Rising living costs, conversations around CPF adequacy, and the desire to remain financially independent mean that many seniors want — or need — to continue
Career Guidance for the Middle-Aged: Why Coaching Helps With Motivation
Career Guidance for the Middle-Aged: Why Coaching Helps With Motivation Jul 15, 2026 248 Figuring out what the next right move for your career is only half the battle — the other half is to stay the course, and keep focused on doing the hard work, either by reskilling and upskilling, or by looking at the next job or industry to switch to that will serve your personal and longer-term career goals best. But staying motivated can be a challenge, and while we have friends and family to be
Master The Art Of Answering Tough Interview Questions If You’re a Jobseeker
Master The Art Of Answering Tough Interview Questions If You’re a Jobseeker Jul 8, 2026 1129 Don't get tongue-tied trying to answer tough job interview questions. Listen to some good interview answers in this podcast episode! We’ve all been there — thinking we made a good impression so far during the interview when we’re suddenly faced with a question that throws us off completely. Don’t fret; we examine 5 common questions at interviews and how we can answer them successfully. Key highlig
Financial Services and Insurance Outlook: Where are Hiring and Salaries Headed?
Financial Services and Insurance Outlook: Where are Hiring and Salaries Headed? Jul 7, 2026 692 In this episode, we speak with Ken Ong, Managing Director at Morgan McKinley, about salary and hiring trends in Singapore's financial services and insurance sectors. He shares why financial services and insurance jobs are seeing wage growth despite concerns on profitability, the rise of interim/contract roles in the industry, and a growing demand for data and AI-related skills. Ken also reveals ho
The Modern Realities of Job Hunting: Why AI Makes It Harder to Stand Out
The Modern Realities of Job Hunting: Why AI Makes It Harder to Stand Out Jun 30, 2026 693 You spent hours perfecting your resume. You ran it through AI tools, aligned it with the job description… and hit submit. Then… nothing. No response. No feedback. Just silence. In this day and age, this isn’t unusual. Job hunting hasn’t just become more competitive. It’s become harder to understand. Because the same tools helping you apply are also changing how you’re being filtered and assessed —
Job Hopping for Better Wages: Is it Really a Good Move Anymore?
Job Hopping for Better Wages: Is it Really a Good Move Anymore? Jun 30, 2026 382 The established wisdom for most Singaporean workers who are looking for a pay bump is to change jobs, with a market report from the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) in 2025 showing that six out of ten job switchers experienced real income increases. But according to a report by Fortune in 2026, economists have started noticing that this tactic is beginning to show decreased effectiveness. ADP, a U.S. re
Strategies for Building Workers’ Career Health: What This Singaporean Employer Tried
Strategies for Building Workers’ Career Health: What This Singaporean Employer Tried Jun 29, 2026 409 Find out more about SWDA's programmes and services to help you in your career: www.swda.gov.sg Read about the latest career tips and advice | Apply for Jobs | Register for events here: https://go.gov.sg/podcast-careerscompassbymcf  Find out more about SWDA's programmes and services to help you in your career: www.swda.gov.sg Read about the latest career tips and advice | Apply for Jobs | Register
Want to Progress In Your Career? Here’s The Secret to Getting Ahead
Want to Progress In Your Career? Here’s The Secret to Getting Ahead May 26, 2026 524 Many workers still subscribe to the old school notion that career progression should be a straight climb — with no detours, gaps, or pivots. But according to Wilfrid Foo, Managing Director for Direct Motor Interests at Jardine Cycle & Carriage, such notions of career progression are increasingly outmoded. The idea that you start at the bottom and eventually rise to the top after years in the s
Stop Looking at Labour as a Cost, but an Asset, says this Singaporean Employer
Stop Looking at Labour as a Cost, but an Asset, says this Singaporean Employer Mar 24, 2026 319 One of the challenges of considering labour as an asset, not a cost, comes down to how accounting works. The basic  principles of accounting that companies must follow require them to treat labour as a cost.. According to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), an asset must meet specific criteria: It must be a resource controlled or owned by the company. It must be able to generate futu
COS 2026: Driving Companies and Workers Towards AI Literacy
COS 2026: Driving Companies and Workers Towards AI Literacy Mar 3, 2026 713 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said during the Committee of Supply (COS) debates in Parliament the government’s goal is to empower Singapore companies to: Harness AI end-to-end Redesign business processes Embed AI into core operations Develop proprietary applications Transform workflows Upgrade jobs and skills Of course, workers will also have to get onboa
Stress Spillover: When Work Worries Affect Your Personal Relationships
Stress Spillover: When Work Worries Affect Your Personal Relationships Feb 23, 2026 587 Let’s run through some common scenarios: Your partner wants to talk about their problems at work, but you don’t really feel interested to listen, or play therapist Your partner suddenly decides on a career choice that will involve making less money – without discussing it with you first You’re on holiday with friends, but their constant checking of emails and messages makes you feel like you’re t

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