Hmm.. got to agree on tat. I got a Malay colleague, dont write Chinese but speaks Mandarin fluently. A diploma holder. Seen most of his peers rose to Asst and Managerial level. But hes still a supervisor.....
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Hmm.. got to agree on tat. I got a Malay colleague, dont write Chinese but speaks Mandarin fluently. A diploma holder. Seen most of his peers rose to Asst and Managerial level. But hes still a supervisor.....
well we cannot put down each races like that, at least individually each race does contribute in some areas to the progress of the economy...and what areas are these:
Malays - Ah Mat (drivers), drug addicts (without them you think our police jiak simi), footballers (if not how our Ass Lick survive).
India - Drunks (boost biz for Tiger Beer our home grown brand), Wives beaters (Counselors and lawyers for divorce case).
Chinese - Ah Longs (Very helpful when the IR starts), Gamblers (if not Singapore Pool go bust), GL cheongsters (hehehe I am one of them and as a result Singapore tourism boom due to many prc mei coming).
See regardless of race language or religion we all played a part in the progress of this nation.
Blame all these on the colonial masters who segregated the races and infused the different vices to each races.
Good post Bro.
From my own observations I think generally the Malays have improved over say the last 20 years, still much room for improvement but they appear to be on the slow curve upwards. What I do find interesting about some of them is that they are more comfortable working in places where they have their own clicks and in this regard I mean the non professional women. In my own company, I have on afew occasions interviewed several malay women for an executive assistants post but in all cases the ladies pulled out when they found out that they would be the only malay lady on the same floor. Also in certain govt departments it is quite obvious to see a disproportionate number of malay ladies manning the front desks at say the libraries and immigration office.
As for Tamils, sadly I get the feeling that they may have gone abit backwards in the last 20 years, probably because of an apparent large exodus of the tamil professional class and middle class emigrating, with more working class Tamils left who perhaps need more encouragement and guidance to propel them back up the curve.
The key for their future generations to move on up is education and the right skills to compete in the global world of the 21C.
Cheers
From my own observations I think generally the Malays have improved over say the last 20 years, still much room for improvement but they appear to be on the slow curve upwards. What I do find interesting about some of them is that they are more comfortable working in places where they have their own clicks and in this regard I mean the non professional women. In my own company, I have on afew occasions interviewed several malay women for an executive assistants post but in all cases the ladies pulled out when they found out that they would be the only malay lady on the same floor. Also in certain govt departments it is quite obvious to see a disproportionate number of malay ladies manning the front desks at say the libraries and immigration office.
As for Tamils, sadly I get the feeling that they may have gone abit backwards in the last 20 years, probably because of an apparent large exodus of the tamil professional class and middle class emigrating, with more working class Tamils left who perhaps need more encouragement and guidance to propel them back up the curve.
The key for their future generations to move on up is education and the right skills to compete in the global world of the 21C.
Cheers
The darker the skin color, the more evil they are.
Wat I really dont ustand is tat tatoo used to be popular among the Chinese (triad member). But nowadays its a common sight to see Malays having tatoos on their bodies
Errr ... they are abit slow .....
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