HEADS UP: How to Overcome Impostor Syndrome at Work (Nov. 23)

Here’s a Heads Up from reportr on news you need to know today, Nov. 23:

LIFE KIT

• If self-doubt at work is keeping you from joining The Great Resignation for better opportunities, you may be suffering from impostor syndrome. Here’s how you can overcome it.

2022 ELECTIONS

• Kris Aquino said she would hit the campaign trail for a “pink” candidate in 2022, stopping short of categorically stating her support for the presidential bid of Vice President Leni Robredo. 
• The tandem of Sen. Panfilo Lacson and Senate President Tito Sotto took drug tests just to prove the point that they don’t use cocaine or any banned substance. 

PIXEL WORLD

• Spotify listened to Adele and dropped the “shuffle” option from albums so fans can listen to the sequence of songs the way the artist intended it.

ADULTING 101

• Here’s how you can check if your years of PAG-IBIG contributions are properly credited. 

NEWS YOU CAN USE

• The Alert Level system goes nationwide from yesterday. Here’s your guide to face shields and children outdoors.
• The Department of Tourism has opened a hotline for local and domestic travelers that hopes to answer all their questions on travel requirements.
• Here’s a list of medical conditions that will qualify people for a third dose COVID-19 vaccine this week. Seniors can also now get their booster jabs.
• Akbayan partylist is offering free vitamins and face masks in exchange for used face shields at its outpost in Quezon City.

NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• The Philippines will resume its military resupply mission in Ayugin Shoal that was blocked by China last week.
• Social media was guessing what Jollibee could be up to in teaser images touting “what’s next”, all shrouded in black. It’s unboxing today.
• There were 984 new COVID cases yesterday as booster vaccinations expanded to seniors and those with weak immune systems.
• BTS has won Artist of the Year at the fan-voted American Music Awards in Hollywood, capping a spectacular year for the South Korean sensations.
• Regulators around the world are requiring disclosures on ads with digitally altered images of human bodies, part of efforts to protect body image. Do they work?