There are no evidences that prove that Appesat is unsafe however, in the commencing of this regime, you require to consider big dosages which raises specified issues with regards to the product. The buyer is essential to just take 9 capsules three instances a day which is likely to result in the improve of drinking water usage of the person. When you get in huge amounts of amount of water daily, you will come to feel entire as a result making men and women ponder no matter whether the feeling of fullness of the man or woman is introduced about by Appesat or boost in h2o usage as you consider the capsules.

However, Appesat also has its drawbacks. A Single of which is the truth that consuming fibers helps a particular person suppress his or her hunger however, the info regardless of whether the merchandise consists of fibers is inadequate. It is similarly a bit expensive compared with other similar products. You can also get the very same benefits when you get fruits substantial in fiber this sort of as fruit, vegetables, nuts, and whole-grains.

As any individual who has tried to eliminate bodyweight knows, the enemy of a diet plan is snacking as you can eat a huge proportion of your every day calorie allowance with out noticing on higher calorie drinks and snacks. This indicates Appesat is an ideal accompaniment to a wholesome consuming prepare if you want added support to remain on track.

In clinical trials, the typical excess weight reduction was 1 1/2 stone more than a 12 week period, so it has been confirmed to work.

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Appesat triggers the part of your brain, which controls the appetite and sends an illusion that you have eaten a lot by stretching your stomach’s walls. This will guarantee that you try to eat only that considerably quantity of foods that is necessary by your body to provide the needed nutrition. Other than that, you will only be amassing body fat in your body. So, you will try to eat only as significantly as you need.

Estar is one of those students who is good at leaving you with the ‘forget me not’ impression. A really bright student who knows exactly how to make things happen and get things done. This talent of his can be evident in the way he does projects and presentations. Check out the Estar below when he was still an undergrad at Curtin.

Deanson Lee has been mentioned quite a number of times on strongerhead.com. He has been through a few modules with me, and I can see his growth and development since year 1 in terms of his strategic thinking and maturity of his mindset towards his career establishment. I’m really happy that he managed to land himself with a big corporation in just within 4 months since from his graduation.

For those who didn’t get a chance to meet them in person, I would like to share some of the key take outs from the sessions.

Have a goal
Your target might change, your goals might evolve, but it can only do so if you have one to begin with. It is important to have a goal because it acts as your compass that gives you direction when you are lost. Without it, you might not know what to do next.

For instance, Estar wanted to work as a creative since the age of 17. He ended up being a suit for 2 years instead. On his 3rd year, he got an offer which he couldn’t resist at CIMB. And that is the place where he got to see his real calling. However, if he had not had a goal initially, he would not have discovered where his real strength lies and what should be his next career move.

Deanson wanted to be part of an advertising agency, but ended up in a media agency, Mindshare, where he discovered his passion for digital strategies.

Yes, you may not end up with where you wanna go, but it gets you started.

Resume writing

Keep it short
Keep your resume really short and snappy. You only have 30 seconds – maximum 2 minutes to impress via your resume. Keep it within one page if possible. In any case, most people will only glance through the first page.

Writing style
Stay concise and be consistent. Mosquitoes can kill. For instance, “realize VS realise”, did you realize the use of both American and British spelling within the same write up. Such inconsistency can cause you your chances to be interviewed.

Pay negotiation
Get an auditor to show you the way on how to negotiate for a better pay.

Never think about the money in the beginning
According to Estar, it is so easy to get headhunted when you are really good at doing what you do. Just focus on being good at what you do, instead of worrying about life without a job, you be enjoying life with exponential discretionary income you can have to spend.

He took an internship role for $400 per month to start his career going. Yijun, one of the students who attended this session, asked if he was given a choice to kick start his career again, how would he have done it differently. He said, he would have done it in the exact same fashion. Without that internship role, he would not have gotten to where he is today. Look at the bigger picture. Where the experience, the skills and the learning will take you in the future. That’s the place where they will show you the money. Not now. Not at your present situation where you do not have anything to prove your worth yet.

They are a fun batch to have, and i will definitely missed them all. i still remember we had our very first session on Valentine’s Day. The ‘LOVE’ they demonstrated during class was excellent. And they refused to allow me to knock off 15 mins earlier for them even on V-day. Their energy level is terrific. And on our last lesson, one of the students even suggested that they are open to come back for an additional class if i am not able to cover everything by last night.

Last evening, apart from the revision session for their exams that we have had, we also had an hour conversation on a topic about to further your studies or not to further your studies.

Let me summarised it below and i hope that will be of benefit to you guys.
- If you pull out a price chart for educational fee for the last 10 – 20 years, you would have realise that the trend has always been up. it’ll never come down. For those who are seriously thinking of getting your degree, the sooner you enroll, the lower price you be enjoying.

- Whatever modules you are going to enroll yourself into, choose something that you enjoy studying. Makes your journey less painful.

- After you have enrolled into the course, BITE THE BULLET and make sure you see through it till the end of the tunnel. No matter what happens, you are better off with a degree cert. As soon as you have your degree, in terms of educational level, you are quite on par with all those who has a degree.

- Which University to choose from? Refer to http://strongerhead.com/how-to-choose-your-university/ for more infor and details.

Here’s to the folks whom we took our class photo with.
Darren Zee; Janson Hong; Anthony Goh; Zulkeflee; Ishaizam; Jesslyn Lau; Martin Pang; Randy Tan; Eric Yong; Yeo Wee Aik; Ng Xue Qian (Elva); Candy Lim; Fion Chiai; Koh Yi Ting; Jason Tan Strongerhead; Marcus Tan; Lee Tiong Kon (Don); Tan Yongwen; Frankie Siow; Ang Joo Sing; Roy Koh; Jeffrey Yap

Stay in touch and feel free to drop me any comments or feedback with regards to your classroom experience with Jason Strongerhead on http://strongerhead.com/category/testimonial-write/

Are you more alive at the beginning of your work day or towards end of your work day?

Did you we set our alarm to ring at 6.45am? As soon as your alarm set off, you hit the snooze button just to catch another 5 – 10 more minutes of sleep. Finally, you get up, shower, or maybe skip shower cause you are running out of time, get dressed in your working attire, grab some breakfast if you have the time, and get in gear for the daily punishment called rush hour.

Once you hit office, you got to deal with your vendors, your suppliers, your colleagues, your customers and your boss sent by the devil to rub you the wrong way. But work life goes on, acting busy, hiding mistakes, smile when given mission impossible (if you know what I mean). Constantly argue with your conscience but agrees with your bosses. And during ‘massacred festival’, known as restructuring or downsizing or laid off that happened every now and then, you give sigh of relief when the ax falls on other heads.

Back home, you eat, watch TV, surf the net. You do not wish to head for bed but you need to because you got to prepare for tomorrow’s rush hour again.

Are we slowly killing ourself so slowly that we barely notice it ourself?

Are we letting it happen to us?

If not, how do we get out of this shitty life?

Unfortunately, we all need money to survive. But how much is enough, that’s the key to freedom. To get out of your shitty life, to liberate ourself, it will have to begin in our minds. Maybe you can start by asking yourself these questions.

- Do you know you have the power to choose if you wish to lead a shitty life or a better life?

- Do you know that you actually need much lesser than you thought?

I would love to put you all in my 2012 Jason Strongerhead Birthday wishes and greetings Hall of Fame. I would like to thank you guys for being on my ‘timeline’.

1. She will be my first person I want to thank, remember, and have her on my timeline. Christie Ho, my wife and soul mate who is the hottest, cutest, sweetest, kindest, smartest and brightest person who never failed to do her best to cheer me up.
2. Kelvin Tzh, the humble guy i knew from MIS DSMM, and prefers to stay low profile by not giving me a B-day greetings on my FB timeline
3. Valerie Sim, our tall but quiet lady from MIS DSM
4. Cheryl Lim, pretty and remarkable girl from Curtin Advertising modules
5. Smart and talented Glen Liu from Curtin, also known as the chick magnet
6. Fermelle Ho, sizzling hot smartie from MIS 69th DSM who swims a lot and able to train you to achieve sales results
7. My ex-Publicis colleague, Cheryl Wee, good suit who can manage your clients and projects efficiently
8. Donald Trinh, all the way from Vietnam, one of the most attentive and passionate guy whom I’ve met at Curtin enrichment class
9. Peh Shan, from one of my all time favourite Curtin advertising classes. Sweet SQ cabin crew too but happily attached already guys
10. Ezumi Lee, my ever so kind hearted and helpful ex-Publicis colleague
11. Ignatius Lee, my wealth builder mate who never fail to instill logic and knowledge about investments
12. Rido Anugerah Bhakt, supporter of my Curtin enrichment sessions
13. Justina Eliza Ang, the bright eyes and mind girl from MIS DSM,
14. Jose Hien, the gathering specialist who make students reunion happen
15. Isman Tanuri, our Social Media guru from MIS
16. Federick Teo, from Curtin, the guy who got me a cool key chain from Europe.
17. Hui Ping , our Ping Ping of Curtin
18. Calvin Tan, my ex-BBDO and Proximity immediate superior and friend and buddy
19. Denise Nysse, the girl who is obsessed with creativity from Curtin
20. Dawn Heidi, godsend child (ti gong kia) of MIS DSM 69th, and she is HOT but hard to get
21. Dung Ngo from Curtin and originated from Vietnam
22. Jullian Lim from Curtin, a leader in the making
23. Joanne Ng , my e-pen pal since Friendster days
24. Christopher Yang , a Dr and Financial consultant, the money matters guy to go to
25. Conrad Alvin Lim, My Shi Fu of trading who taught me two very important LINES that makes money, Support and Resistance
26. Sui Hua, our pretty M’sian student from Curtin who knows how to make exam looks easy
27. Jerlyn Tan, one of the most hardworking and ever passionate girl within the Advertising industry from MIS DSM 70th
28. Dennis Choo, from MIS DSM 68th and marketing guru of Jui Marketing agency, happily married to Joelle Jo
29. Wai Yan Aung, the super moderator of Playfish from MIS DSM
30. Zin Lin Tin, playful and cheerful and wonderful girl from MIS
31. Tiara Chen, party animal, a member of the HOT stuff gang of Curtin
32. Ariel Chia, the Hot Stuff founder of Curtin, who is also known as “Auntie” because she uses zip lock bags and recycle plastic bags and love to only shop at Daiso
33. Michelle Tay, one of the girl with the brightest mind from curtin
34. Amanda Lim, who get to travel around in Boom Zoom style
35. Chew Ying Xuan from Curtin, a girl who in accordance to some bazi reading, is a very devoted girlfriend and wife material
36. Dexter Ang Xing Quai, consistently hardworking and passionate guy with a touch of creative mind from Curtin
37. Oh Keng Choon, friendly student from MIS DSM 68th
38. Noel Heng, from Curtin, business minded man who knows how to trade and make more money too
39. Marc Tan, ACE student with ACE learning attitude from MIS DSM and ACE insurance
40. Cindy Chay, chirpy and smart girl from one of my favourite Curtin advertising class
41. Kian Hong Chew, our handsome guy from Curtin
42. Ever responsible George Lim from MIS DSM and Resort Sentosa
43. Josephine Teo , Ah Chan’s good friend and Iris good employee
44. Nesilla Manlangit Chan from Curtin, and a happy mother too
45. Steven Okyquiet Indonesia Surabaya gentleman from Curtin
46. Yvonne Liew from MIS 66th DSM, who is an aspiring manager from P&G, and we are suppose to go for dinner since her graduation. My bad…
47. Angela Lim, very smart, pretty, cheerful, progressive girl from MIS DSM 64th, and now a degree holder, capable of making a mark in any company she joins
48. Spencer Beh from MIS DSM, the go to guy for organizational leadership & creative skills
49. Baron Chua, our macho, helpful and friendly staff of MIS
50. Samantha Tan, our sweet & gentle lady from MIS DSM
51. Sara Yeoh, from one of my favourite Curtin advertising classes
52. Cythia Pavee, my ex-saatchi KL who brought me good and happy working memories back in our Saatchi days
53. Yuhui Wang , our Publicis mei mei xiao mei during my time at Publicis
54. Wilson Lee, the guy who work SMART from MIS DSM
55. Benny Chan, from MIS DSM 69th, the kind fellow who gave me a ride after a really tiring day after class
56. Ivy Lim from MIS DSM who knows how to get you great car deals and good bargains
57. Foo Yong Qi, the outstanding & creative presenter of Curtin
58. Joanne Shizuka Ashley from Curtin, the member of power puff girls’ club who knows how to make things happen
59. Stylo Jeremy Koh from MIS DSM 54th
60. Mr Chong Kok Jong, my ex- colleague and mentor from MIS
61. Hua Qian, pretty face with clever mind from Curtin
62. Jiaer, partner in crime of Sui Hua, who always roam around the corridor at Curtin.
63. Caley Tan, my pen pal from M’sia since icq days
64. Suzanne Wang, girl who made me wake up printing factory at 2am to print her school project portfolio
65. Chrix Yong, our masculine and creative ex-colleague from Publicis
66. Brandon Lim, hardworking pal in constant perusal of his dreams, from MIS DSM
67. Timartin Tijoa, cool guy from Curtin, whose willing to get his hands dirty
68. Theresia Kristoforus, the lady from Curtin who clearly paints a picture that foreign talents are a force to be reckon with
69. Khin Sandy, smart and witty student of MIS GDM
70. Lela Mohamed, my colleague from MIS, whom I would present the Best supporter award anytime, anywhere, anyplace.
71. Linn Tan from Curtin, the wonderful mama who just knows how to get things under control
72. Elizabeth Ann Eunice Tan-Liang of MIS DSM 63th, who demonstrated that behind every successful man, there’s a women
73. Wayne Tay, sincere guy from Curtin, who is willing to go the extra mile for you
74. Yukine June Lee from MIS DSM 64th, the lady who took my photo (that appeared in Stomp)
75. Jason Chan, my Ex-Fallon and Saatchi colleague
76. Gladys Zhang, the lady from Curtin who is full of drive and zest
77. Yahui Cai, walking testimonial from Curtin who can show you why Jan bb are smart and clever
78. Juan Phoa, funky ex-Saatchi colleague
79. Antonia Bulgakova, all the way from Russia
80. Rachel Ho, one of the sweetest and friendliest MIS staff
81. Sera Bella, from Curtin, probably the most efficient and progressive programme executive at AMKFSC
82. Anuja Weeranarayana, my ex colleague from the most hardworking team at Saatchi
83. Witty Ann Lim
84. Neo Wah Hing, friend of mine from wealth academy
85. Jimmy Wong Keng Keong, our joker from MIS DSM, the lucky guy whose also happily married
86. Very sincere and hardworking Renee Yip from Curtin
87. Deena Phuong Dinh, My Auntie’s niece
88. Reana Tan who knows how to have fun
89. Seriya Lee, very hot chili pudy of MIS DSM 66th
90. Dongchul Shin, a real Korean gentleman from Curtin
91. Lawrence Geng, my insurance agent from Prudential
92. Entrepreneurial Julia Ang of MIS DSM 69th, where you get to find very cute BB online clothes
93. Jason Wee, my child hood friend who taught me how to sian cha bo
94. Handsome and talented Wei Wen Yeong from MIS DSM, but already unavailableb
95. Joshua Ng, nick name, Dinosaur head, my nephew, who is getting heavier by the day
96. Apple, our MIS DSMM gorgeous lady all the way from China
97. Karen Chua, my ex-colleague from Publicis
98. Eunice Nicole Lim, the girl who always go the extra mile to make her work looks polished
99. Hazey, my ex-colleague Publicis
100. Rachel Chua, our miss China Town who become a teacher to nurture our next generation
101. Nicolas Tey of MIS DSM with all the great lobangs from Groupon
102. Jason Lee, talented and bright apprentice of Conrad’s trading academy
103. Ever chirpy Minami, also part of the 3 musketeers with Eunice and Xiao Tian from Curtin
104. Irene Seah, very smart student of MIS DSM 69th who can smoke really well in class when being thrown with any challenges questions
105. Dhruval Pradip Vyas, keen learner who came all the way from India to attend MIS Social Media Marketing class
106. Yokebeth Claresta Wijaya, from Curtin enrichment class
107. Ernest Cheng, high potential one from Curtin filled with great ambition
108. Charmane Foo, my ex-Publicis colleague
109. Brenda Jiang, long time e-pal
110. Adeline Lee of MIS DSM 68th
111. Yeow Yijun, the girl from Curtin who you should never let her nonchalant attitude deceives you. She actually cares a lot about her work
112. Lee Yunglet from MIS DSM
113. Beatrice Chow, hybrid of marketing talent and design skills from Curtin
114. Chew Xuanwei, the guy from MIS DSM 70th who can share with you what sweet victory taste like
115. Claudine Law, my ex-Saatchi colleague who have provided me with undisputed support of the highest reliability and quality
116. Goh Kang Wei, our Eng Jek (known as discipline master – realize my spelling for Singlish also not very good) from wealth academy
117. Roy Goh, chick magnet from ex-Publicis, who has now turn over a new left as a teacher to provide education on how to be a chick magnet
118. Ivan Chong , from Adam Khoo learning technologies
119. Goh Nai Ying from Curtin, entrepreneurial spirit and have a good sense about marketing
120. Elysia Chan, our girl from Curtin who can prove to you that a true marketer is one who can attract over 3500 customers online
121. Evern Khoo from Curtin. She is petit but hot chili pudy. However, she get things done in organised and efficient fasion. Highly reliable person to work with
122. Kristin Lee, from MIS DSM 65th, also a newly wedded. Congrats to you ah
123. Winnie Yeung , my long lost HK Pen Pal
124. Melissa Bek, Ah chan’s good friend and now my good friend too
125. Shewon Ng, very sweet and pretty girl who can design and knows put sense into a marketing plan
126. Dawn Lee, our hottest and sweetest sweetie pie of Saatchi. Very proud to have her on my FB timeline and also honoured to have her for two of my Ad391 student meet and greet session
127. Estar Rino D’Hayah, now with CIMB and we will be meeting coming Wed for a student meet & greet session. Thanks a lot Estar
128. Sharry Low, ex colleague from Publicis, one of those very very good suit around
129. Deanson Lee, the student from Curtin whom I believe will make me proud. See you on 9 May for student meet and greet session. it’ll be at CIMB bank 
130. Brigitte Yeo from MIS DSM, probably the best account manager of NETe2 Asia
131. Betty Zeng from Curtin Enrichment session
132. Derrick Liau, kind hearted soul who is now an online guru and graduated from WAT33
133. Mary Alexius Cordovilla, very pretty lady with brains. Lucky boyfriend
134. Annie Boo, my ex-Saatchi colleague whom you will not want to mess around with. Hot, smart, sorry, VERY SMART and quick witted. Agencies who got to secure her as your suit can expect big things to happen to your accounts she’s been tasked with
135. Valentina Rebecca, very decent girl from Curtin who got a shock with a scene from American Pie Reunion
136. Jesslyn Yifang, if anyone ever with to get design tips or help, she is the person I would strongly recommend you to go to
137. Judy Cheong, from Curtin and a bloody good writer too
138. Sharon Yeo, very good mother and wife to Ignatius, and friend to our Wealth builder group.
139. Tan Hui Li, my Child Hood Friend from PHS
140. Ong Huey Ping from MIS DSM with a lot of goodies and treats
141. Janet Chow, a must have CNY reunion gathering session. Very street smart and hot girl who never grows old on the outside, but very wise on the inside
142. Julia Lim, my travel advisor for overseas hot deals
143. Darren Quek from MIS DSM
144. Alvin Ong, Sam’s happening Airforce friend
145. Caroline De Castro, my ex-publicis colleague, one of the best finance person I have ever worked with
146. Jessica Soh, whose birthday is just one day after mine. Happy birthday to you too.
147. Gigi Loh, from mini mouse fan club. One of the most eligible bachelorette around

Once again, thank you all.

Here are some of the photos to showcase my presies. A little thought meant so much from some of my students, my wife, and my nephew (i’m glad he spelled milloniare correct)

I must say, majority of the students in this class are somewhat more exams focused oriented. I guess all they want out of this module and experience is to clear this subject and get their paper qualification. Probably they do not see any other value that the lecturers could offer besides providing crystal clear examination tips. But at least, they know what they want in that aspect.

In any case, I am glad to know some of them in this class. People like Jerlyn Tan, Clarence Choo, and a few other energetic and driven individuals (I got to admit I was not able to recall the names of these guys. My bad.).

Thankfully, I managed to take a photo with them, which helps me to remember these folks. Not the full strength but I these folks managed to make their numbers count.

All the best to your exam.

I came across an article on graduates’ expected salary range,  from 2011 Graduate Employment Survey (GES), an annual survey that crunches the salary data of fresh graduates who have just entered the workforce.

It looks pretty good. But one have to take note that the amount includes CPF from your employers as well as your own contributions, and all other benefits have been costed in.

From their survey, Law degree holders came out tops, with the median monthly salary hovering at a whopping S$5,000 for fresh graduates. 

Business & Accountancy: In the 2011 EOC survey, 32% of Business undergraduates and 44.8% of Accountancy majors expected to earn between S$2,500 and S$2,999 in their first job.

Computing: Computing students expected to pocket in between S$2,800 and S$3,ooo monthly.

Engineering:Engineering undergraduates found themselves getting median wages from S$2,850 to S$3,000.

Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences: Despite their creative mindsets, most Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences undergraduates had a relatively rational and modest outlook when it came to pay expectations with 42.7% expecting between S$2,500 to S$2,999 for their first pay check.

Top 10 Average Gross Monthly Salaries

Note: All SMU programmes listed here are 4-year courses and awards degrees with no awards, merit, high merit, cum laude and above. ‘Cum Laude’ means ‘With honour’

1. NUS Bachelor Laws (LLB) (with honours) – S$5,037

2. SMU Information Systems Management (Cum Laude and above) – S$4,294

3. NUS Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) – S$4,016

4. SMU Economics (Cum Laude and above) – S$3,999

5. NUS Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems) – S$3,911

6. NUS Bachelor of Business Administration (with honours) – S$3,871

7. SMU Business Management (Cum Laude and above) – S$3,777

8. NUS Bachelor of Arts (Architecture) – S$3,677

9. SMU Accountancy (Cum Laude and above) – S$3,671

10. SMU Information Systems Management – S$3,637

The article was originated from: http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/expected-actual-salaries-much-did-peers-actually-earn-024038323.html

So where do you stand? From the article above, does that mean you are only worth that amount? Or if you are not from one of those schools, does that mean you are worth lesser than the median salary in your respective field?

I am not from any of the schools above, but I did pretty well for my career. My secret recipe for doing well is to not look at the money. As soon as i do that, i stop doing well. What do i mean, some might ask. Is this a crazy thought?

Now, imagine you are looking for a lawyer, would you prefer to look for one who is busy counting how much he is making every day, every moment, or you are hoping to get one who is busy finding way to win cases for his clients?

If you are looking for a doctor, do you wish to find a doctor who is busy counting how much money he is making every day or you are hoping to get one who is busy taking care of his patients’ needs, and constantly improving himself and finding ways and means to treat his patients?

I might not know how else to put it across to you. But one thing i realise, when you start to focus on the money, it can become a mental block, an obstacle that will stops you from making more money. And we can’t help it. After giving our best, at the end of the day, we are only making this little. You be thinking if it is worth it. Or you might be thinking, since i am only paid this much, why should i give my best. And for some, i will only work for them if they pay me the median salary. Which will most likely turns out to be a worst case scenario for them. They will slow down their career progression because of money.

So what should you be doing?

Focus on being really good, as in REALLY REALLY GOOD at what you do.

The best lawyers, doctors, lecturers, speakers, engineers, architects, marketers, they do not know exactly how much they are making. Yes, they do have a rough idea how much, but they won’t be able to tell you exactly how much they are making. Because they are too busy focusing on polishing their craft, skills, work, whatever you want to call it. All they want to do is to produce the best results, outcome, and bring as much satisfaction to the people (ie: their customers, their bosses) they are serving as possible.

When you are really good at what you do, you have a better chance to make your customers happy & satisfied with your services. When your customers are happy, you will have more customers. More customers mean more businesses. More businesses mean more money.

You might be thinking, that will only apply if you are a freelancer or doing your own business. But even if you are a salaried worker, think like a business man. When you are really good at what you do, you will have a better chance to make your customers happy. When your customers are happy, you will help your boss gain more customers. More customers mean more businesses. More businesses means more money. More money for the company should mean more money to pay you as salary.

You might be thinking what if you do not handle any customers. It works the same way too. If you are really good at what you do, you will impress your bosses. When your bosses are impressed, they will give you are responsibilities and a bigger role. A bigger role and bigger responsibility should mean more money for you.

If you are very good at what you do, I mean REALLY VERY GOOD, and yet your boss is not paying you more, then what are you still doing at that company? Anyway, that is another issue and topic altogether that deserves another posting as a topic on its own.

In any case, focus on being REALLY GOOD at what you do. Finding more money is not going to be your issue.

Do you think everyone is doing the same thing? I dare to say, not everyone is thinking or building their career with this frame of mind. Which is the majority of the workforce are struggling to make more money.

 And I’m a contrarian. I like to do what others are not doing or thinking.  To me, doing the same thing and sharing the same frame of thoughts as the majority, chances are I will be having the same outcome as them, getting low pay. If I want a different outcome, does it make sense to not do and think what they are doing? Only then, i would have a better chance to achieve results that is going to turn out differently from the rest.

Looking for an award winning resume template or sample?

For the new job hunters and seekers, especially those who have not write a resume before, and those who have not tested the effectiveness of your written resume. You might be wondering out there if there’s such thing known as the prescribed resume template or format or structure (whichever you call it) that will get a job.

For the old birds, this will probably be deemed as a ‘joke’. The secret behind resume writing is “there’s no secret formula”.

The resume template that helped your friend got a job, might not be the template that will help you get yours too. The resume template that many people uses and got a job, you be surprise it might not work magic for you. Because job hunting is an ART, NOT SCIENCE. Every recruiter has their own definition of what is a good resume.

However, if you wish to come up with something that will catch the eyes of your potential recruiter, you need to do two things. 

1) Understand the industry / company that you are applying. 

2) Create a resume that would have deem as creative base on the context of the industry or company, so that it will stands out.

For example: If you are in advertising, you know that all the resume formats and templates from the internet are not going to work.  If yours looks like one of those, then you know, it will not stand out. Thus, making your format totally different from the ones you see on the internet will give you a better chance of standing out. 

General Tips: Be different (For more infor, visit  http://strongerhead.com/be-differen/)

If you insist of having a template, visit googlepleasehire.me, or simply search ‘resume templates’, or narrow your search to ‘award winning resume templates / samples’ on Google.

As you are writing your resume, think about the person you are writing, and use your imagination, role play in your head, what could you write that will catch the attention of that person, and what might impress that person.  This is far more important than an award winning resume format. 

For more infor, you may visit strongerhead.com and search for ‘resume’, ‘be different’, and ‘interview’. There are articles on resume writing (ie:  http://strongerhead.com/how-to-sell-yourself-as-fresh-grads-resume-writing-tips/) and interviews that you might find it helpful.

I’m fortunate to have you guys as my pioneer batch. You guys have set the bar really high for the future batch of GDM students.

First row: Sun Lian Hai; Nguyen Huong Ngoc Quyen; Khin Sandy Aung; Jason Tan Strongerhead; Song Jiao; Aye Thandar Myint (Anna); Zhang Runing

Second row: Shang Zhe (Jason); Veasna Seang; Wai Yan Aung; Wang Zong; Shi Yuanlong; He Zhiliang; Zhou Wei Jun; Luo Xiaolu