Quiz for Talk on WorldSkills Singapore 2025

Why is STEM critical for economic growth?

• It drives innovation, productivity and job creation.

• It is primarily focused on arts and humanities.

• It sustains competitive industries.

• It is only important for personal development.

Which of these options is an advantage of STEM education?

• Encouragement of creativity

• Higher earning potential

• Enhanced analytical skills

• All of the above

What skills are essential for a career in the semiconductor industry?

• Problem-solving, analytical abilities and technical knowledge

• 2. Marketing and communication skills

• Financial management and accounting skills

• Legal and compliance knowledge

Why is the semiconductor industry considered a growth industry?

• Declining use of electronics

• Reduced interest in Research & Development (R&D)

• Rapid technological advancements

• Limited career options

How does the semiconductor industry support innovation?

• By outsourcing creative tasks

• Through hands-off management

• Through participation in cutting-edge projects

• By focusing only on maintenance

The 3 presenters today came from the departments below except for:

• Information Technology

• Research & Development (R&D)

• Engineering

• External Manufacturing

What kind of projects did Koay participate in as his career progressed?

• Social media marketing

• Software development and IT infrastructure

• Hardware repair

• Sales and merchandising

Which of the following would best represent a common theme in Alvin's career story?

• Routine-based work

• Repetitive mechanical processes

• Technological evolution and team success

• Short-term job experiences

Which of the following best describes OSAT in the semiconductor context?

• An internal auditing department

• A government testing agency

• A third-party service for assembling and testing of semiconductor devices

• A student training program

What is one of the benefits Joachim mentioned about working while traveling?

• Limited flexibility

• Cultural exposure

• Reduced networking opportunities

• Minimal personal growth