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Circles.Life Bags Funding From Warburg Pincus
SINGAPORE-BASED telco startup Circles.Life announced Tuesday it has received…
2020 Circles Academy Programme
Picture this: you’re a fresh graduate with minimal working experience, being thrust…
Coming Soon in 2020
I’m passionate about working in startups - understanding what makes them tick…
Building a Digital Workplace
This year, #WFH has made its way into all our vocabularies and everyday lives! Could this be the future of work…
2020-21 INSEAD: Case Study
Circles.Life is the new telco challenger startup in Asia. Securing several rounds of…
Personalised Onboarding During WFH
At Circles.Life, we take much pride in giving new hires a memorable and engaging onboarding experience to set them up for success…
Our First Virtual Hackathon
Circles.Life Talent Community is organizing their first hackathon and they want you to take part! Gear up for an 8-day race to come up…
Finding Work That Matters
Thank you General Assembly for your kind invitation last week to be part of a very international and insightful panel…
Who Cares About a Strong EVP?
Well, your future employees do. The number one hurdle for candidates considering a new job, especially in Tech…
HR & Digital Asia Summit 2019
Our very own Alexander was invited to be a panel speaker at the HR & Digital Asia Summit hosted by Workplace by Facebook this last…
Data Science + HR @ Circles.Life
We had a great session at the recent HR Festival 2019 with my esteemed colleague Gui Wainwright who is the real expert in the…
HR Festival Asia 2019
Looking forward to speaking at the forthcoming HR Festival Asia 2019 8-9th May, Singapore. The event will bring together over 5,000 HR…
Good-Bye Grab & Welcome Circles.Life!
I joined Grab in 2016. One piece of advice I was given as I joined was that start-up years are like dog years…
HR Innovation & Tech Festival
Thank you #theeventfulgroup for inviting me as a chairperson and speaker at #HRTechFest…
“Change or Die”
I recently finished Thomas Friedman’s book “Thank you for being late”. Friedman argues that humans are actually fairly adaptable creatures.