Go look at it, trust me.
Try beating the highscores.
via Buttermilk
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Been tied up with red tapes and accounting issues lately.
Now I know why accountants are paid so much. Those sharks. wait, thats the lawyers.
So to make it easier for us heartlanders to own and operate our business, HDB and URA started the "Home-Office Scheme"...
i see.
So in order to register a home-office, i need...
- to install one 1 x 2kg ABC Dry Chemical Powder fire extinguisher to the office area
- to install one single-station smoke detector to the office area.
Can my maid be considered a smoke detector?
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how
The guide (Click here) to our splinter spy-wanna be.
Absolut Hilarious.
How to react if you get 'discovered' by the Jaga.
Again, via Buttermilk.
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I got this impression when I first joined the insurance line.
And this is getting reinforced as I started researching to try a new business.
Apparently, the more education u have, the more risk-adverse u get.
The highly educated are the one with more at stake, they tend to lose more if they fail.
Having invested so much in their current status, they have a larger incentive to protect themselves.
In addition, they have more choices available for them.
In any job, they will tend to look for better jobs. Look for better future.
If u always look at Recruit's job section, you can never do well in your current job.
So these pple, how do you expect them to venture, to start their business?
As a friend of mine put it,
"the n'levels, the o'levels pple, u think they care a hoot abt their jobs and what others think about their job? they don't think about the future. their concern is NOW. They want to work now, and earn now. they don't hesitate when they see an opportunity. they know risks, they know danger, but they just know they have to do it. Its NOW or never."
That, my friend, is the driving force for the uneducated. (and the "never" for the graduates)
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