While we have often talked about the role of management in career growth, we haven’t emphasized enough the importance of personal initiative and continuous learning. In this episode, we will explore the journey of Ng Jiamin, a team lead atâŚ
In the final instalment of our special series, the Leader’s Chair, Crispina Robert, and I speak to Verena Siow, Southeast Asia president and managing director at SAP, one of the worldâs leading technology companies. She talks about her unconventional journeyâŚ
Grayling has announced that it will pilot a reduced work week in its Singapore office from August till the end of the year. In doing so, it becomes the first globally networked PR firm in Singapore to attempt to raise productivityâŚ
How many people can boast about working in a jail, pulling a business out of Myanmar at the height of a military coup and negotiating a US$20 billion merger? Crispina Robert and Adrian Tan speak to Jorgen Rostrup, executive vice-presidentâŚ
Singtel Group’s chief people & sustainability officer Aileen Tan was a young management executive in charge of a small team and followed the book on what it meant to be a boss. It didn’t go well. She shares the leadershipâŚ
NUS President Tan Eng Chye takes the seat on this episode of The Leaderâs Chair. He shares what the future of university education looks like, why he invites staff for morning walks and how he deals with difficult situations. âListenâŚ
I’ve been writing for a long time, but I still get stuck sometimes. It happens when I have more things to write than ideas to write about. Maybe you know the feeling. You sit down at your computer, ready toâŚ
In the season closing episode of ‘The Leader’s Chair’, DBS Bank CEO Piyush Gupta sits down with Crispina Robert and me to talk about why he calls himself âthe accidental bankerâ, how experiencing failure changed his leadership style and whatâŚ
