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@noobmaster @ExTreMisTxxx @CannotTahanLiao @classyNfabulous @canot_lidat_lah6 points
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She smiles more than chinnie. Chinnie always perpetual scrowl on her face.5 points
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I won't even use the word "scrub"... He just saying the plates with the sponge.4 points
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@noobmaster @ExTreMisTxxx @CannotTahanLiao @classyNfabulous @canot_lidat_lah4 points
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Some people in the house of white is Swifties lah, wanna see her perform My colleagues say her performance really tokong. Can sing 2-3 hours and not panting, unlike Jay Chou, perform magic tricks and get guests to cover4 points
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@noobmaster @ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx @coffeenut @ManOfTheHour lots of pgd shots for you4 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx my friend4 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx @meng.huat4 points
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In the past week, we’ve seen the local news flood with Taylor Swift-related content. Most of the propaganda comes in the form of the government trying to convince us that the exclusive deal benefits Singapore. If you have been out of the loop, Thailand’s prime minister shared last month that Swift’s concert promoter AEG had informed him that the Singaporean government offered subsidies of US$2m-$3m (£1.6m-£2.4m) a show as part of an exclusivity agreement. The Singapore government has responded that the numbers are inflated but the deal is real. “[Our] agencies negotiated an arrangement with her to come to Singapore and perform and to make Singapore her only stop in south-east Asia. It has turned out to be a very successful arrangement. I don’t see that as being unfriendly.” PM Lee at a press conference in Melbourne Why are they so secretive about the deal? Why can’t they tell us how much they spent? Is it because they have something to hide? They claim that this deal would boost tourism in Singapore and in turn our economy. However, while it is true that foreigners did come in just for the concert, how much of their money is really going to Singapore? How many of them used a foreign airline (e.g. Thai Airways or Cebu Pacific)? How many patronized brands owned by foreigners (e.g. Hilton)? Some businesses even shared that their businesses declined because of Taylor Swift’s concerts! It was even reported on CNA that there was a fall in some business. This is especially for those located around the National Stadium, as non-concert goers avoid that area to avoid the crowd. Ji Xian Seafood and Hong Kong Dim Sum Express at Kallang Wave Mall are some examples. They reportedly saw a sharp 80 per cent fall in business. One staff member at the dim sum restaurant shared with TODAY that many regular customers cancelled bookings upon hearing about the concert. A traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) clinic at the mall, Kin Teck Tong TCM Clinic, also experienced a 50 per cent fall in appointments over the past week. Darts and karaoke bar Good Cheer at Stadium, similarly saw patronage fall by about 40-50%. Dear Singapore government, did you have to do this? Did you think we’d be fine? Still got scars on our backs from your knives. https://kuanyewism.com/2024/03/dont-believe-all-the-propaganda-about-taylor-swift-deal/3 points
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SINGAPORE — More employers in Singapore were inflating job titles for roles in 2023, polling from recruitment agency Robert Walters Singapore has found. According to the agency, the last year saw a 24 per cent increase in positions with titles such as "Manager" and "Director", even for roles intended for professionals with only two years of experience. In a media release on Monday (11 March), Robert Walters Singapore said that it conducted LinkedIn polls in January 2024 involving over 150 professionals. The agency found that 85 per cent of these professionals agreed that the job title is important or very important when applying for a role. It also found that among young professionals, 35 per cent expect to be promoted within 12 months of joining a company. However, while aimed at attracting and retaining talent, the agency said that efforts to inflate titles yielded limited success, and instead potentially caused problems for employers and employees. Job title inflation, as described by Robert Walters Singapore, refers to companies offering inflated or exaggerated job titles that may not accurately reflect the position's responsibilities, seniority, or salary. What are some of the issues that could arise with an inflated job title Despite some companies trying to inflate job titles, their success rates varied considerably. Among the companies surveyed, 43 per cent of hiring managers admitted to having inflated or considering inflating job titles to attract or retain professionals. However, only 21 per cent reported that such a strategy achieved the desired effect. Because of inflated titles, fellow professionals may also not view a job title as a major indicator of seniority or the level of responsibility and experience tied to a position. According to the findings, managing a team (46 per cent) and the importance of the job (34 per cent) were seen as the top indicators of seniority. In comparison, only 20 per cent believed that a C-Suite/Head-of title reflected seniority. Monty Sujanani, Country Manager at Robert Walters Singapore, said that while job title inflation did attract talent as "employees with inflated titles may feel more important and valued in an organisation, it may not be accurate as it needs to be pegged to the actual job scope". He further cautioned that inflating job titles could lead to confusion regarding job roles, which could potentially result in tasks being neglected. There was also a chance it could cause a talent mismatch or lead to resentment among employees. The recruitment agency also advised hiring managers to refrain from inflating job titles, as this could lead to inefficiencies and inequalities within the organisation, and could ultimately result in employee turnover. “Clearly defining roles and responsibilities, and having accurate job titles can help to ensure fairness”, added Monty.3 points
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Tiagong yes. Atk also complain he waste time don't sing. But he still got his fans and supporters. TS is professional. Many professional performers also do it, exercise, train, control sleep, eat, drink. I saw Jacky Cheung last year. Can see he was well prepared for the performance. Worth my ticket $$$. Jay just gong wu gong Bo on stage. Get his Ka Kia to sing... Get the audience to sing along... Performance magic tricks.. waste much time during concert. And claim he wants to create a carnival... Smlj Yes, professionalism. She came a week earlier to get used to our climate and get prepared. Almost like professional athletes.3 points
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My swiftie colleagues told me she train by jogging and singing for the duration of her concert, come the actual concert she hardly pant3 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx3 points
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tis laopeh here v stronk in kym stuff 🤣🤣🤣3 points
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factory mai zho gang, tu (push) simi3 points
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not dat i wana see 😭😭😭 huatzai say got alot of pgd in the yt ma. but is jus show panty nia hence not counted. dats y i say is not the same3 points
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Kena what? U treat them jiak your pgd?3 points
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Heng I dont care about her and thanks Thailand for sharing the info. One thing the 70% clueless about the most important thing is Freedom3 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx @coffeenut @Cybertan random kimchi blond speckie that appeared on my feed, something for everyone here3 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx @coffeenut the bag strap mmm3 points
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@ManOfTheHour @classyNfabulous @CannotTahanLiao @canot_lidat_lah @ExTreMisTxxx3 points
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annoying…..dun like the way she angle her cam. oways show ceiling.2 points
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as dont have this Freedom of Information Act. if sg got this law, this info will be release. there a saying2 points
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Seeing TS fans behave like this make those rock/metal fans looks more like sane people.2 points
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Yeah. But really aircrafts need to up their game. Cars got driver monitoring - if not paying attention, close eyes sleep, not lookign ahead have those terrible alarming beeps already. Aircrafts should have something like that - detect if pilot asleep or falling asleep then warn. If fall asleep, should have One Punch Man fist come out smash their ball wake them up good :s2 points
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Parents dont care cos they think kids dont pick such things up since young i tell my child simple things like “men do not wear dress” “no two daddies or mommies”2 points
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All this help wipe out humans from earth quicker. Good thing liao :s2 points
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Not like the dishes he wash very clean. The way he wash, just take scrub and scrub one time under the water that’s it. Back part never wash. Don’t even know if he even used sufficient dish soap or not As half fucked as his stupid wrestling poses2 points
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