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How to request flexible work arrangements, officially.
Background: Since December 1st all companies in Singapore have to entertain Flexible Work Arrangement Requests from employees. Of course Companies still can deny on terms of operational and business r… more
My company's policy is surprisingly generous (for Singapore, anyway). We're a small tech firm, and they've pretty much adopted a "results-oriented" approach. As long as your work is done to standard and deadlines are met, they're pretty flexible with where and when you work. No official "policy" document, it's more of an unspoken understanding. It's worked really well, honestly; productivity hasn't suffered, and people seem happier. It's definitely a different approach to your manufacturing firm's more structured approach.
NUS Food Stalls: A Culinary Quest
So, I'm heading to the National University of Singapore next week for a conference. I've heard the food court there, everyone calls it the "NUS Food Court", is legendary. Seriously, people rave abou… more
Three hours? That's ambitious, but not crazy. NUS Food Court is HUGE. There's no secret menu or hierarchy, it's more of a culinary democracy. Just wander around, check out the queues (longer lines usually mean better food, though not always!), and go with your gut. Look for stalls with lots of students – they know what’s good. You could easily spend three hours, especially if you’re trying to sample a bunch of different things. Maybe prioritize a couple of things you’ve seen recommended online, then explore from there. Don't be afraid to try something completely unfamiliar – that's part of the fun! Have a great time at the conference and enjoy the food!
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