NYT: Loss of young talent thawrts M'sia's growth
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Its understandable, seeing malaysia's malay biased policies in the white-collar industry and the university but the govt DOESNT understand? Helllooo? Ure chasing away the nation's best brains with ur baisness! =_=
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I concur.
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cos most the best talent in m'sia are the chinese that u dun wan what... so.. no choice lor.. m'sia dun wan then sg wan lor..
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Dunno la.. it could end up on NYT
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even if they do change it'll take decades before people are convinced.
najib may see the need to change but what about the next prime minister?
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will our country face the same problem? it seems tt our local talents are not appreciated either
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Originally posted by blurking123:
will our country face the same problem? it seems tt our local talents are not appreciated either
for us, the biggest problem I guess is the education policy.Though everyone could progress, the way of advancement is kinda controversial. My take is because there's no co-ordination.
Just like who would have thought today there would be a chance for poly grads to go on to local uni full time courses. But the unintended issues are like Maths, for all we may know some of these poly grads did only elementary level Maths in O levels.
The gap they've to fill is super big within 0.5 years?
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What is new sia
Most of my Malaysian friends are either in Singapore or Australia
They either sank their roots here or in Australia
So now they import their talent from the Middle East lor.
I see more and more Arabs in Malaysia these days
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Originally posted by elindra:
What is new sia
Most of my Malaysian friends are either in Singapore or Australia
They either sank their roots here or in Australia
So now they import their talent from the Middle East lor.
I see more and more Arabs in Malaysia these days
9 more years to go to developed nation goal.I think e Johor luxury mall tat one might not do well.. Saddled by all those taxes.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
9 more years to go to developed nation goal.I think e Johor luxury mall tat one might not do well.. Saddled by all those taxes.
Good luck to them
So many years liao they still can't fill up the KLCC Towers with other tenants other than Petronas
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Originally posted by elindra:
Good luck to them
So many years liao they still can't fill up the KLCC Towers with other tenants other than Petronas
They're expanding Suria KLCC wo.No office tenants? 100 storey tower coming to flood KL w/ office space. bo lang ai
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Originally posted by sbst275:
They're expanding Suria KLCC wo.No office tenants? 100 storey tower coming to flood KL w/ office space. bo lang ai
I told u before liao
It's not like they hv the same problem as Singapore
A company there might as well hv it's own flatted office with warehouse etc than to have an office space unless u r some large advertising firm or something or banks or what
If not what is the pt of being in a tall office building? Don't make sense at all
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Originally posted by elindra:
I told u before liao
It's not like they hv the same problem as Singapore
A company there might as well hv it's own flatted office with warehouse etc than to have an office space unless u r some large advertising firm or something or banks or what
If not what is the pt of being in a tall office building? Don't make sense at all
hanorus is ppl invest regional office in CBD or fringe area for accessibility. Plants/ factory in Jurong or Woodlands or Kaki Bukit.
CBD or fringe area being nearer to most hotels (meetings).
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Originally posted by sbst275:
hanorus is ppl invest regional office in CBD or fringe area for accessibility. Plants/ factory in Jurong or Woodlands or Kaki Bukit.
CBD or fringe area being nearer to most hotels (meetings).
Ya la
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Originally posted by elindra:
Ya la
I think they're hoping ppl go there set up regional HQ.I think ppl rather being together also because of traffic issue. Haphazard devt, all the traffic mess if office & factory/ warehouse are seperated