Interesting

Was surfing the net this afternoon, and i decided to get myself updated, and I mean REALLY updated. Its about Ms Wee Shu Min aka the 'elite'? Haha... hmm... will I get into trouble talking about this????

Singaporeans. Sigh~. Sometimes I really am ashamed being a Singaporean. I don't know why. Don't ask me why. What can we do to improve life in Singapore? Get a better education -> better job -> earn more money -> better life? I think thats what the govenment has been drilling into its people. This mould. Creating what Singapore is today? A rather materialistic society? Or is it that the whole bloody world is also facing this same issue?

What makes me proud of being a Singaporean? Security. The government has done well on this. Clean. Yes! The government has done well again! Urm..... urm..... urm..... can't really think of anymore. Can anyone help fill me in?

Every single person in Singapore helps shape what Singapore is today. From cleaners to the engineers to the 'elite'. In the army, there're officers, specialists and men. Everyone plays a part! You can't fight a war without any of them.

Please pardon me for my poor command of English. Don't laugh at me.

*Hope nobody reads this blog entry.


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10 worst job-interview gaffes

Interview Gaffe #8
"I don't really have any weaknesses."

When Schdamore asked an interviewee the classic question - "What are your weaknesses?" - the person thought for a moment.
"Hmmm," the interviewee had replied. "I don't know. I'm pretty good at most things."
Scudamore probed: "Nobody's perfect. I could give you a list of my weaknesses and I'm CEO of the company. What are you worst at?" The candidate can't answer.

Why is it a red flag: "Although he actually interviewed very well in all other areas, that was a real breaker," says Scudamore. "He was either not able to be honest, or he was not able to reflect on what issues are problems for him. So he can't make it better."

"2 eyes, 2 ears, 1 mouth = see more, listen more, talk less" (Ei Hua?)