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need advice on Masters
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They have cabs right?
Yes.. only lowly educated Black guys & Latin American guys drive cabs there.
Also hiring taxi services in US is not good business because all locals owned cars.
Taxi drivers only earn from visitors from other US states :o
And also to rent a car there daily rate is only USD 20 excluding 9.25% California tax
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Oh yeah, the new adventures of an 36 year old emo kid.
Read today's paper that like TS the late Robin Loh was a taxi driver before he went on to build his business empire in the marine industry. Guess the golden age of that period has long passed us and this piece of land is becoming less and less of being a land of opportunity.
Opportunities are always there. They are just different because the old "opportunities" have already been exploited. But that is one success story among how many thousand taxi drivers? 50 years from now there will still be a story of another taxi driver who become a millionaire.
hmm... no wonder my secondary classmate did not reply to me after I emailed him last week. He gave up his sporean citizhenship and became a chinese american. What you put up here is really useful for my decision making. many thanks!
the reason being I prefer to be sincere and trusting to pple, I dun like to be suspicious.
hmm... no wonder my secondary classmate did not reply to me after I emailed him last week. He gave up his sporean citizhenship and became a chinese american. What you put up here is really useful for my decision making. many thanks!
Unless our country really cannot provide us anything then I will consider moving out for good :p
Unless you change yr attitude towards life, you have no place anywhere.
You are an engineer qualified in UK. You should not have any problems with Maths and Science. Giving tuition to education mad singapore should be easy. A good tuition teacher can earn from $6K tto $12K easy. Here are the steps
1)Set aside table and chairs. Create a conducive environment
2)Print flyer and distribute in your block and a few other blocks.
3) Set 4 weekdays aside to run your sessions. The remaining 3 days including weekend is yours.
4) The 1st year is the hardest, the rest is auto pilot
Remember engineers are highly saleable as tuition teachers.
1)Set aside table and chairs. Create a conducive environment
2)Print flyer and distribute in your block and a few other blocks.
3) Set 4 weekdays aside to run your sessions. The remaining 3 days including weekend is yours.
4) The 1st year is the hardest, the rest is auto pilot
Remember engineers are highly saleable as tuition teachers.
hey,scrooby,thanks! had a friend who is doing this and was on the papers before. I had taught tuition before but dun quite like it cos' it's not my interest. I prefer to do my engineering trade.
the technique is called "masturbation". it's mechanical and repetitive.
hey,middy,thanks for the offer. But why will a construction site require a EEE Engineer? The last I know of, I was involved in the Fort Canning Tunnel construction as they installed some network monitoring system, I was located at the site office then.
okay, then come, be resident engineer at my construction site
I am looking for one
I thought the last they seen of you was at Nicoll Highway Circle Line construction site collapse.
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Aug 31, 2010
Tycoon passes away at 81
By Jonathan Kwok
SINGAPORE tycoon Robin Loh, who used to run a shipyard here, passed away on Saturday after suffering from breathing difficulties on a flight to Hong Kong. He was 81.
Dr Loh had contributed significantly to the Singapore economy during its early years of industralisation, and has a road named after him.
The Shin Min Daily News reported that Dr Loh had been combating illnesses such as Parkinson's disease before he passed away.
Dr Loh was born in Indonesia and moved to Singapore in the 1950s. He started here as a taxi driver, but the self-made man managed to set up Robin Shipyard in the early 1970s as Singapore was industralising.
Other than the building of rigs and ships, Dr Loh also went into the businesses of shipping, oil drilling, banking, insurance, hotels and property.
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thanks for the inspiring article, bro Tang. I know myself better, I am better off driving cab for life. It's not that I dun crave to succeed but I have too many things in hand.:(
