How to ace a job interview with a creative agency
Going for a job interview with a creative agency? Follow our tips on how to prepare for the interview and leave a good first impression.
Learning to be vulnerable is not as scary as you might think
Our senior project manager Jarod shares his struggle with being vulnerable, why it helps with self-growth, and how you can learn to open up to your colleagues.
Newcomers in the working world: advice from one young creative to another
Taking your first steps into the working world during a pandemic can be daunting. But as our design intern Lei has learnt, focusing on the present and taking care of yourself makes the process a lot easier.
What we learnt from our Tuber-Tusi social sessions
Since August this year, we’ve held social sessions with our sister company Tusitala every 2 weeks to unwind and connect with each other. It’s been all fun and games (literally) – but we’ve also learnt a few things along the way.
Podcast recording guide
Tuber has added recording podcasts to our repertoire! We learnt several things along the way and decided to put together some tips for you to consider if you’re planning your own podcast.
Why WFH turned out to be stressful for our new design intern
You would think working from home might be a blessing for an introvert. But as our design intern Janessa explains, it is not always the case.
What our editorial intern learnt from Bailey, her $5,800 cat
After months of hard work, our intern Kate finally saved up enough to get the cat of her dreams. Her feline friend was an unexpected teacher, imparting valuable lessons on productivity and self-care. Find out how these lessons guided Kate on her journey at Tuber.
Tuber goes podcasting: Here’s what we learnt
With content at the heart of what we do, Tuber does not shy away from experimenting with different forms of media. Our latest venture took us into the world of podcasting. Find out how and why we did it, and what we learnt along the way.
Adding colour: How our design intern went beyond her comfort zone for a client’s project
We often tend to stick to the tried and tested because they are familiar. But what happens when you get an assignment that clashes with your style? Our design intern Syaf recently had to work around this challenge. Find out how she overcame it and produced a well-loved product.
