that your perception, which is not always true.
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Those still debating whether SAF can be called in if PAP loses power...
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that your perception, which is not always true.
Re: The Myths about activating the SAF once PAP got the boot in GE 2016 ...
Do you see the Russians trying to overthrow Putin?
Do you see them beheading officials of the Russian government for being loyal to Putin?
I am not saying the PAP is good, nor am I defending them (unlike Sam). I just think that Singaporeans will never mobilise themselves to protest against the PAP.
Do you see the Russians trying to overthrow Putin?
Do you see them beheading officials of the Russian government for being loyal to Putin?
I am not saying the PAP is good, nor am I defending them (unlike Sam). I just think that Singaporeans will never mobilise themselves to protest against the PAP.
Sam, I disagree with you but I am interested in knowing why you think the way you do.
How can starting your own business be less risky? When you start out, you have to risk your own money (often a large sum in the hundreds of thousands) and moreover you are not going to drawing a stable income at least in the initial stages. Moreover, as a corporate brown-noser, you just have to focus on one aspect, whether it is sales, marketing, HR, engineering, finance, logistics, project management or any other area. As your own boss, you need to be skilled in all aspects.
1. You don't have to risk hundreds of thousands. I started with $7000 for a Mac and a used high quality laser printer.
2. Income during the initial stages isn't that great but if you have been careful while earning a salary, there should be more than enough to see things through during the start up period.
3. You don't have to skilled in all aspects of running a business because you can sub contract many aspects of a business eg accounting, graphic design, software development etc.
4. Running your own business is less risky because you have more control over the business and you definitely won't fire yourself. If you're good at what you do, you'll thrive. If you fail, you only have yourself to blame. On the other hand, in the corp world, brown nosing is well and good but bosses come and go and those that lose their godfathers invariably end up on the chopping block. Ultimately, you destiny and career path is in the hands of others and perception rather than reality decides your fate.
Who are you referring to specifically? I am not sure I follow your argument.
the more you tout your "great" S1 credentials, the more terrible you are in people's eyes.
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