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Why Malaysian Chinese don't deliver food?
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It's not because of face. The Chinese population makes up only 22% of the total population in Malaysia. The ATB lacks a sense of proportion. She is only interested in showing off her hair and make-up.
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Grab replaced malay techie with CECA.
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Fadrizul Hasani has announced his departure from Grab and GXBank following a 14-year tenure.
As the First Engineer at Grab, Fadrizul was a foundational member of the technical team that scaled the company into a regional platform.
He most recently served as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at GXBank.
GXBank has since updated its website to name Nishant Sharma as the new CTO.
In a LinkedIn post, Fadrizul confirmed that his next phase of work will focus on the Malaysian market, with an emphasis on projects designed for national impact.
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He noted that further details regarding his upcoming ventures will be shared in due course. He described the planned projects as a mix of long-term initiatives and new technical developments.
Fadrizul has not yet disclosed the specific nature of these projects.
Grab’s First Engineer and GXBank CTO Fadrizul Hasani Steps Down
Former technical lead shifts focus to Malaysian-centric projects with long-term national impact
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Fadrizul Hasani has announced his departure from Grab and GXBank following a 14-year tenure.
As the First Engineer at Grab, Fadrizul was a foundational member of the technical team that scaled the company into a regional platform.
He most recently served as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at GXBank.
GXBank has since updated its website to name Nishant Sharma as the new CTO.
In a LinkedIn post, Fadrizul confirmed that his next phase of work will focus on the Malaysian market, with an emphasis on projects designed for national impact.
Fadrizul stated.
He noted that further details regarding his upcoming ventures will be shared in due course. He described the planned projects as a mix of long-term initiatives and new technical developments.
Fadrizul has not yet disclosed the specific nature of these projects.
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I thought Ft are not allowed to deliver food in sg?
Only pr is allowed. But if the mudland chinese can get pr in sg, it means they have a proper job.
Or if she was talking about mudland Chinese doesn't deliver food in mudland.
Becos the ratio of Chinese is low mah.
If they need to deliver food, they probably will go outside mudland to find other job mah.
Only pr is allowed. But if the mudland chinese can get pr in sg, it means they have a proper job.
Or if she was talking about mudland Chinese doesn't deliver food in mudland.
Becos the ratio of Chinese is low mah.
If they need to deliver food, they probably will go outside mudland to find other job mah.
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