Mediocrity is better than no mercy
When managers tolerate a culture of mediocrity, they reinforce the most pernicious barrier to change. Mediocrity insidiously works its way through every nook and cranny of the organization. It anesthetizes people into passivity and even worse, creates a quicksand of generalized inertia that continually frustrates those who...
Remembering Ong Teng Cheong – the elected President who dared challenge PAP
A law permitting the Singaporean electorate the right to elect a President was first passed in 1992. The new elected President would have expanded powers from the legislature-appointed one, including a right to detain others under the Internal Security Act, the appointments of key government officials. The late JB Jeyaretnam...
I’m proud of my ‘poor’ Singaporean stench
Civil activist Ravi Philemon I was outraged reading this news on TRE: Briton belittles people taking public transport. When members of the public asked him why he made those remarks, he apparently deleted his Facebook account, and later posted an apology with a clarification <HERE>. Although I am shocked by the Briton's...
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