In the past month, we’ve seen many changes to our daily lives. Some of us may have found more time to pursue hobbies, while others may find it hard to adjust to these changes. One thing is for sure, these trying times have demanded resilience from us and we are dealing with the changes this Circuit Breaker period brings in our own different ways.

Student Life has caught up with a few alumni from different industries to find out how their workplaces and industries have had to adapt in order to keep themselves running. Cycle through the gallery below and check out the interviews we had with them!

Wesley Seek is a professional Hearthstone gamer, streamer, and final year student in the BSc Business and Management, SIM-University of London (SIM-UOL) programme. He competes for Resurgence under the handle ‘Lambyseries’ and achieved Singapore’s best result this year, qualifying for major events in Vegas and Seoul. During his time here, he served as the Director of Projects Development in the SIM-UOL Student Representative Council (SRC) in 2016. In this interview, Wesley talks to us about life as a professional gamer while dispelling common misconceptions about the world of esports.

(Editor’s remark : SIM-UOL SRC will be organising an esports competition this coming November.)

Matthew Tay has shown initiative and a passion for leading in his time with SIM’s Accounting Association. Read on as he gives his account of his years in our institution, sharing what he learnt and experienced as the president of his club.