This was my first full-time role after my long break. When I decided it was time to end my locum role, I decided to update my resume and set up a jobseeker's profile on Jobstreet. Within the week, a recruiter called to ask about my interest for the role. It was a small little agency working

Job #3 happened a few months after I left Job #2 . I was so burnt out, I took a few months off travelling and doing nothing. I was very lucky that I had an understanding partner who didn't hesitate to offer to support me through my break, in fact, he even encouraged me for months before

After the disastrous first job that left me with traumatic memories and crippling self-doubt about my abilities as a social worker, I think some god up there took pity on me and gifted me with this opportunity. Job #2 was the hardest and yet favourite job of my life. I took the plunge to

Back in the days when I freshly graduated as an innocently optimistic (and hopelessly naive) social worker, I joined this organisation. The programme worked with kids and it was near my home then, so it felt like a no-brainer. The first red flag came when HR was giving me the offer. I had asked