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Career change - What I want in my newjob

As the quote says, I am gonna write my dream job

My Dream Job Criteria:

  1. Flexible Working Environment: Ideally, I prefer a fully remote setup, but a hybrid model with two days in the office and three days working from home is also acceptable.

  2. Travel Opportunities: I’d like to have 10-20% of my role involve travel within the Asia-Pacific region.

  3. Inspirational Leadership: A good leader who is willing to mentor and nurture their team is essential.

  4. Skill Development: I want to learn new skills in AI and cybersecurity.

  5. Social Impact: Creating significant social impact through products and corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, particularly in education, is important to me.

  6. Collaborative Teamwork: I seek a solid team that shares a common vision and mission to make positive contributions to society.

  7. Salary Expectations: My minimum monthly salary requirement is SGD 7,500, excluding travel allowances and annual bonuses.

  8. Career Growth: I am looking for opportunities that offer a clear path for learning and career advancement.

Conclusion

With a focused approach to my job search, targeting companies that align with these values, I am confident I can find a role that meets my criteria.

Let's see !





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