Over two engaging hours, you will learn the “Seven Harmful Habits” and “Seven Caring Habits” a term coined by Dr William Glasser, who is also the founder of choice theory. These habits affect our important relationships with our bosses and colleagues. We will also be seeing how these seven harmful habits play out with different scenarios in the workplaces using Holland Codes.
In this session at the Virtual Seminar, hear from two seasoned tech professionals with diverse experiences across digital transformation, systems engineering, and innovation leadership. They’ll share their career journeys, lessons learned from the field, and practical advice for jobseekers and professionals looking to enter or grow within the tech industry.
- 16 Sep, Tuesday - 16 Sep, Tuesday
- 12:00PM - 01:00PM
- Virtual Seminar
Technology is one of the fastest-growing and most resilient sectors today—but how do you break into it or stay competitive as a PMET?
Learning Outcomes
Understand key trends shaping the tech sector and how they impact job opportunities for PMETs.
Identify in-demand roles and skillsets relevant to various tech functions, from software and systems to digital strategy.
Gain clarity on pathways to enter or transition into tech, including reskilling and industry certifications.
Learn practical strategies to enhance professional visibility, navigate hiring processes, and grow within the sector.
- Be inspired by real-life stories of tech professionals who have navigated career transitions and thrived.
Virtual Platform:
Zoom on the Career GRIT portal: https://go.gov.sg/career-grit
Details to join the scheduled Zoom meeting will be sent separately upon successful registration.
Note:
- Open to Singaporeans only.
- Participant's NRIC number is one of the necessary data fields that the government collects to accurately establish or verify the identities of the participants for employment facilitation services.
- Please log in 15 mins before the commencement of the virtual session.
- Laptop with a stable network connection is preferred to optimize the functions for the virtual session.