Are private hire taxis killing a people’s future?

I know of many talented ex-classmates from secondary school, JC and NUS who were laid off because of downsizing, ageism and cronyism when an incoming CEO "cleaned house" of the existing management team to make way for his former colleagues. It is not a matter of these older PMEs not upgrading or upskilling themselves; they were victims who fell off the cliff in their late 40s or 50s, with no way back to a white collar position.
This is true.

Also, johntan is dead
 
Grab Driver: "I love my job after I got retrenched. I am my own boss and drive when I feel like it. Nobody tells me what to do."
Passenger: "Slow down, stop talking, pay attention to the road and take a left turn at the next traffic junction".
Yeah, some grab bros can be easily distracted esp when daily target not hit
 
During any retrenchment exercise, the employees who are
spared are always the boss' cronies - not the most capable.


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Let us welcome the new Dave

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Cheaper, better and faster
Can 996 w/o OT pay
100% loyalty to Boss, no Kpkb no resent ;)
 
Yeah, some grab bros can be easily distracted esp when daily target not hit
Imagine that we are PHV drivers who begin each morning with a deficit, so we drive as fast as possible to secure as many passengers within our working hours. Like any other worker, we require toilet breaks, rest and food. As we rush around to earn as much as possible to support our loved ones, we grow tired, careless, less attentive and our concentration wanes. A PHV driver doesn't have it easy.
 
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Quite true. It’s all about cliques at work place
The results of favoritism are clear. Companies are hit with a double whammy: the loss of genuine talent to competitors and being left with a management team that lacks the requisite skills and who never challenge their boss. This results in poor decision-making. The consequences of cronyism are extensive and may even destroy a company, since it inevitably leads to a brain drain. Yet most bosses cannot help rewarding subordinates whom they like instead of those who are capable.
 
The results of favoritism are clear. Companies are hit with a double whammy: the loss of genuine talent to competitors and being left with a management team that lacks the requisite skills and who never challenge their boss. This results in poor decision-making. The consequences of cronyism are extensive and may even destroy a company, since it inevitably leads to a brain drain. Yet most bosses cannot help rewarding subordinates whom they like instead of those who are capable.
Many work places just want followers who never questions but only listen and says yes to them. The capable ones just leave
 
No kills. When there is no future. :unsure:
Driving a PHV is detrimental to the person's long-term financial well-being. While PHV drivers may feel a sense of autonomy, they are actually being exploited by ride-hailing companies that benefit from a free labour force w/o any responsibility or liability.
 
The longer a person stays driving a PHV, the more it erodes his professional skills, making him less employable over time. This vulnerability is worsened by the threat of technological advancements such as driverless cars, which are likely to one day render their jobs completely obsolete, leaving them w/o any income or ability to retire.
 
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Driving a PHV is detrimental to the person's long-term financial well-being. While PHV drivers may feel a sense of autonomy, they are actually being exploited by ride-hailing companies that benefit from a free labour force w/o any responsibility or liability.
I use u use me it all the same. Unlike govt say u unskill so use less is better make your self use full. :unsure:
 
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