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Jevan Soyer

Jevan Soyer draws from a multifaceted career spanning the hospitality, tourism, education, sales, marketing and construction industries, he brings a methodical and disciplined approach to digital media. A father of two sons, marketing manager and content creator for Sweet TnT Magazine, Study Zone Institute, co-author and editor of Sweet TnT Short Stories and Sweet TnT 100 West Indian Recipes,Soyer specialises in documenting the biodiversity and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago for a global audience. For editorial submissions, advertising opportunities, or to request a media kit, please contact the team directly at contact@sweettntmagazine.com.

Why doctors and nutritionists are warning against seed oils – and turning back to beef tallow

How beef tallow is replacing seed oils in healthy kitchens worldwide.

Beef tallow, once a staple in kitchens across the world, is making a comeback. For decades it was pushed aside in favour of seed oils such as soybean, canola, and sunflower oil, marketed as heart-healthy alternatives. Yet new research and growing public awareness have turned that narrative upside down. Today, …

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Beyond laziness: Understanding the 15 psychological drivers of post-hire disengagement

The enthusiasm is gone. If the reality of your new role led to a swift decline in effort, understand how burnout or a culture mismatch causes post-hire disengagement.

The phenomenon is perplexing: a candidate fights tooth and nail to secure a coveted job, only to start acting strangely once they’ve signed the contract. This isn’t just about a change of heart; it is a complex, often unconscious self-sabotaging behaviour where an employee, having successfully “sold themselves”, then shows …

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The post-hire paradox: Why our star recruit became our biggest HR problem

Why do people fight for a job only to fail? We examine the latest studies on 'Shift Shock,' cognitive dissonance, and fear-based defence mechanisms that fuel post-hire self-sabotage.

The modern professional world is competitive, and companies often expend significant resources to attract top talent. It is profoundly bewildering and frustrating when an employee or contractor, who passionately and aggressively ‘sold themselves’ during the interview process, swiftly devolves into a difficult, underperforming, or even absent figure once they have …

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Tobago Carnival: Booking last-minute flights to the island’s biggest celebration

Experience Tobago Carnival: Last-minute flight deals and travel advice.

The spirit of Tobago Carnival Tobago Carnival has become one of the Caribbean’s fastest-growing cultural events. It is an explosion of colour, rhythm and freedom where visitors immerse themselves in the island’s distinct blend of African, European and Indigenous traditions. From dazzling costumes and pulsating soca music to the warmth …

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Smart devices and network security: The case for disconnecting your home appliances

IoT network segmentation: Why your fridge and HVAC must be disconnected from the internet.

The proliferation of smart devices, appliances and gadgets equipped with computing power and network connectivity, has rapidly transformed the modern home. From thermostats that learn your habits to refrigerators that track your groceries, the Internet of Things (IoT) promises convenience and efficiency. However, a growing concern revolves around the necessity …

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SWIFT moves to ISO 20022: What is changing, why it matters and the November deadline everybody is watching

SWIFT migration explained: Technical upgrade or global power grab?

A new language for global payments The global payments system is moving to a new common language. SWIFT, the network that connects thousands of banks and financial institutions around the world, is replacing long-standing MT message formats with the richer ISO 20022 MX format for cross-border payments. This is not …

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How to find affordable flights from major North American hubs to Trinidad & Tobago this fall

Affordable flights for fall travel: North America to the Caribbean made easy.

Finding affordable flights to Trinidad and Tobago for autumn travel is less about luck and more about a methodical search. Port-of-Spain’s Piarco International and Tobago’s ANR Robinson Airport are served by a healthy mix of carriers from North America, which creates competition and opportunities for lower fares. Major carriers with …

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