A bombshell survey dropped last week. Most Singaporeans admit their salary is reasonable — yet we're one of the most salary-dissatisfied workforces in all of Asia-Pacific. That contradiction is not a bug. It is the entire point. Let me give you the numbers first. Jobstreet by SEEK's Salary Pulse: Singapore 2026 report, released in late May, surveyed over a thousand working Singaporeans aged 18 to 64. The headline finding was stark: 73% say their pay is proportionate to their job responsibilities. Only 37% say they are satisfied with their salary. Read that again. Slowly. Nearly three in four of us look at our paycheque and go: yes, this is roughly what someone doing my job should earn. And then more than half of those same people go: I'm still not happy about it. That is not a negotiation problem. That is not a communication problem. That is an existential problem — and if you're...