Quek Jie Ann

[SINGAPORE] I first got to know of the local bag brand Juno Jane when one of the co-founders reached out via e-mail.

[SINGAPORE] It has been about six years since Mathilda Huang, 29, moved out of her family home.

[SINGAPORE] Mitra Sachi doesn’t always pitch his proposals in the boardroom. Neither does he have to schedule formal sit-down meetings at work.

[SINGAPORE] When I was about five, I promised my dad that when he retired, I’d buy him a pink Ferrari and fill his bank account with millions.

[SINGAPORE] There was a time I juggled two part-time jobs, an internship and full-time studies.

[SINGAPORE] Fresh out of university, Sheng, 26, was ready to take on the working world. The corporate sector awarded him 13-hour working days.

[SINGAPORE] I almost miss the days when my friends’ biggest relationship problems were: “Do they like me?”

[SINGAPORE] The question “Are you dead?” popped up on my screen the other week – not as a text from a friend I’d unintentionally ignored, but as a headline.

[SINGAPORE] Last year wasn’t the easiest for fresh graduates entering the workforce.

[SINGAPORE] I used to collect stamps when I was five. My interest died down a few years later, but in my early 20s, I found a new collectible: internships.