Shame on PAP’s CECA and misguided FT policy
Click to enlarge Do you think it's unreasonable, to the estimated 65,000 Singaporeans who are currently unemployed, and the hundreds of thousands more who are under-employed? Why is it that Singaporeans have difficulty securing high paying jobs, especially in MNCs, when foreigners come in so easily? In the 90s, most of the top...
Why are bosses reluctant to embrace Work from Home?
Many employees are puzzled why their bosses insist that they return to work in the office and not continue the work from home (WFH). They see many advantages of WFH: a) It saves traveling time to and from the workplace b) The employees are highly motivated and are more productive. c) The work can be monitored based on results...
The Myth of Asia’s Miracle
In 1994, Nobel laureate for Economics, Paul Krugman, published a provocative article, “The Myth of Asia’s Miracle”. He noted that the Singapore economy was no different from the Soviet economy of the 50s and 60s. The Soviet economy expanded very fast for a long period but then growth eventually slowed to a trickle as it...
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