ST Headstart: Are you doing your colleague’s work?

In Tuesday's edition of ST Headstart, we delve into the challenge of addressing colleagues who seem to be doing less work while others pick up the slack. The piece offers guidance on how to bring this issue to your boss' attention without appearing negative. It suggests focusing on the team's overall impact rather than singling out an individual's shortcomings.

Meanwhile, the article explores a retro technology trend, with wired earphones, film cameras, and Walkmans gaining popularity among younger generations. The authors, Sue-Ann and Kai Wen, interview a Gen Z collector to discuss whether this revival signifies a longing to disconnect from our constantly digital lives.

The piece also shifts focus to Singaporeans embracing farm life abroad. It highlights how farming offers a chance to reconnect with simpler values like space, slowness, and self-sufficiency. The story introduces Danial Sukari, a 29-year-old who chose a non-traditional path from architecture to medicine. Despite being older than his peers, he views his unconventional journey as a strength.

Additionally, the article advises on booking flights, suggesting that an early-bird ticket provides more flexibility in case of delays or cancellations. Lastly, the newsletter reminds subscribers that if forwarded, they can sign up for future editions directly in their inbox.