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There are no poor soldiers, only poor leaders-says SMRT Chief Ah Neo, and wipes the floor with Desmond Quack

Johnrambo

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SMRT Group chief executive officer Neo Kian Hong said on Friday (Nov 16) that there are no "deep-seated cultural issues" within the company as suggested by predecessor Desmond Kuek, and stressed that he will use a hands-on approach to engage staff.

Speaking to reporters at the Kim Chuan Depot, Mr Neo, a former chief of defence force, used a military analogy to emphasise that the SMRT management has to take responsibility for the company's performance.

"In some militaries, they use this term - 'there are no poor soldiers, there are only poor leaders'," said Mr Neo. "This is a team sport. The whole organisation is required."

More at https://www.prolificcrap.com/forum/...ah-neo-and-wipes-the-floor-with-desmond-quack
 
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tyudm

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One day if the train went off the track is he going to blame the soldiers or the management.....err...maybe the track.
 

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In 5 years time, he will claim that the deep-seated cultural issues have "resurfaced". :rolleyes::biggrin:

SMRT Group chief executive officer Neo Kian Hong said on Friday (Nov 16) that there are no "deep-seated cultural issues" within the company as suggested by predecessor Desmond Kuek, and stressed that he will use a hands-on approach to engage staff.

Speaking to reporters at the Kim Chuan Depot, Mr Neo, a former chief of defence force, used a military analogy to emphasise that the SMRT management has to take responsibility for the company's performance.

"In some militaries, they use this term - 'there are no poor soldiers, there are only poor leaders'," said Mr Neo. "This is a team sport. The whole organisation is required."

More at https://tinyurI.com/y8wdhh6u
 

steffychun

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SMRT Group chief executive officer Neo Kian Hong said on Friday (Nov 16) that there are no "deep-seated cultural issues" within the company as suggested by predecessor Desmond Kuek, and stressed that he will use a hands-on approach to engage staff.

Speaking to reporters at the Kim Chuan Depot, Mr Neo, a former chief of defence force, used a military analogy to emphasise that the SMRT management has to take responsibility for the company's performance.

"In some militaries, they use this term - 'there are no poor soldiers, there are only poor leaders'," said Mr Neo. "This is a team sport. The whole organisation is required."

More at https://tinyurI.com/y8wdhh6u

Really? Show us your salary and the salary of your office maid then.
 

bobby

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"In some militaries, they use this term - 'there are no poor soldiers, there are only poor leaders'," said Mr Neo. "This is a team sport. The whole organisation is required."

"In some countries, they use this term - 'there are no poor citizens, there are only rich CPF account holders'," said Mr Neo. "This is a team ponzi. The whole organisation is required."
 
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