When art won’t imitate life?
When Neil French resigned as the WPP Group’s Global Creative head back in 2005, the Singapore media made a big deal about how Mr. French had a rather colourful career. Prior to joining advertising, Mr. French had worked in a variety of professions like bullfighter, restaurateur and debt collector. I remember mentioning to...
A smart way to implement automation
I suggest a smart way to implement automation. First, I need to explain what is a dumb way. * We introduce automation to replace jobs * We have many jobless people (and that creates a problem). What is a smart way? We introduce automation to make life easier for people. We continue to employ people (maybe at a lower cost) but...
The PAP Government Shrugs Off the Decline in Median Income As Not Their Fault
On Thursday December 3rd Ministry of Manpower (MOM) published their figures for 2020 for median gross monthly income from work of full time employed residents, i.e. citizens and PRs. Just to remind readers that if you arranged all the full time workers in Singapore in a line, the median would be the income of the worker at exactly...
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