Anonymous Feedback Is Bad, Recruiter Soft Skills, Singapore's Digital District

Freda Liu | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Christine Wong

29-Jan-18 12:00

Anonymous Feedback Is Bad, Recruiter Soft Skills, Singapore's Digital District

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes, Freda Liu, Christine Wong and Arvindh Yuvaraj spoke about:

0:54 - Singapore Sets Up Digital District

4:53 - My Company Is Killing Anonymous Employee Feedback–Here’s Why

10:15 - These Apps Will Help You Break Your Worst Habits

18:48 - These Are The Five Soft Skills Recruiters Want Most

27:30 - Events

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Tags: biz bytes, Singapore, Punggol Digital District, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Infocomm Media Development Authority, JTC, SIT, Anonymous Employee Feedback, apps, bad habits, soft skills, recruiters

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