Progression, resilience, and inclusion are key areas of concern at public Forward SG sessions on jobs and upskilling. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Mr Keith Ng, the CEO of Performance Rotors, a company that was started in 2016 to build drones and develop robotics solutions for data acquisition in GPS denied and confined space environments. 5:34 Single career path in life no longer the norm: Deputy Secretary Kenny Tan on why even new jobs created by new technologies today might be replaced - “career agility” the key14:50 Why Singaporeans should start taking charge of their “career health”, as DS Tan explains the importance of Singaporean evolving their own mindsets
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