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The newest government initiative to help Singaporeans with a smarter way to find jobs. You can now search for jobs based on your skills, discover suitable jobs you might not have considered before, or find jobs with government support.
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Find candidates for your jobs. After posting your jobs, you...
- Mycareersfuture Singapore
A Singapore Government Agency Website How to identify....
- Seek Career Advice
An initiative by Workforce Singapore. Whether you are a...
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Career Events. Get up to date on upcoming career events and...
- Company Jobs in Singapore
MyCareersFuture Singapore. The newest government initiative...
- Employer
Find candidates for your jobs. After posting your jobs, you can review applicants and find suggested talents. Easily assess candidates. Our job matching partners scan profiles for relevant skills, work experience and education. Save time screening. Screen suitable candidates first when they’re sorted by how well they match your job.
Learn about the changes and trends in skills demand for jobs in Singapore over the next decade. Find out how to plan your career and access resources for skills development.
Find out the types of jobs and skills that employers will need in Singapore in 2024, based on the SDFE report by SkillsFuture Singapore. Explore the interactive tools, dashboard and resources to plan your career and skills development.
Tap on CareersFinder, a feature that empowers you to discover your upskilling and career needs through personalised jobs and courses recommendations.
Nov 17, 2023 · Find out the evergreen skills, future skills, and career pathways for Singapore's economy based on 11 years of job posting data. Explore the data sets and data dashboards to personalise and harness the insights for your skills development journey.
1 day ago · To explore how generative AI (gen AI) could transform the future of work globally, and in Singapore particularly, McKinsey partner Sanjna Parasrampuria, an expert in data, artificial intelligence and generative AI, talked to Terence Chia, assistant chief executive of the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) of Singapore, and to Kathryn Kuhn, an alumnus of McKinsey’s Digital Practice.
