when a makcik beside u at a street said the word 'hypo', u know that malaysians nowadays are totally educated.
which is sad given the fact that unemployment remains at its best. waste of human resources. totally. who's to blame? bad governance and management.
the people are gearing towards a developed country in a steady pace.
sadly, the government forget to tag along and are lagging behind.
hey, dont believe what i said? drop by in to a gov hosp nearby u and see what i meant. the staff attitude reflects their superiors. and the superiors attitude are inspired by whom? their superiors. enuff said.
sayang kan to see the country's potential being drained to waste. we need leaders who is with the people, not against them. Rasullullah was pelted with stones, excretion ,thorns in his dakwah. did he ever bite back the people he preached to? in the end they succumb to his kindness and could see the truth that he brings.
malaysian leaders nowadays? if ur not with me, then ur my sworn enemy! xde belajar langsung persuasion technique, bodek2 la rakyat tu. baru negara aman. xda la demostration.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Day 2- Non Hodgkin lymphoma
Non-hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) is a malignancy of the lymphocytes. In simple words, it's cancer of the lymphatic system.
day 2 at the course saw the intensity of the course with numerous technical stuff need to b learned. hectic as it is, we still managed to get our breaks n it was during the zuhur prayer that i get my knock of the day.
usually, i rarely meddle with people business but feeling like making a bit of small talk, i decided to ask A(people confidentiality)why he was wearing an ankle guard."injured ke? terseliuh eh?"."tak ah.""abes, asal pakai ankle guard ni?""..aku kena lymphodema"...biar betul.it is then that i noticed what happened to his legs.
-what a lymphodema looked like-
then, we chatted. he was doing his masters in UK when he noticed that he had a lump. then, he decided not to undergo chemo cuz scared but as time pass by, the symptoms got worse, n he had to undergo 6 cycle of chemo. Now, for those who don't know, going for chemo is like being made to eat that will make u vomit. It's not pleasant.et al. It made u sick, nauseous, vomit, fatigue, lose weight, lose hair and it saps the energy and life out of you.
And then, he had to stop studying cuz he missed to much of the semester. He was advised to find an office job by the doc bcoz he’s condition wont enable to be outdoors anymore, prompting him to come to the course. Oh, and he’s been unemployed for 4 years…
I really take off my hat to this guy. I really had the utmost respect to any cancer sufferers or survivors. It’s not an easy thing. Dah la sakit, lama pulak tu, betahun-tahun. Kalau sakit lain, demam ke, jantung ke, sakit kejap je. N the medicine they took is horrible. N x semestinya sembuh lak tu. N afterwards, they need to start a new life from scratch. Imagine the enormous mental challenge that they been through. Berat mata yang memandang, berat lagi bahu yang memikulnya.
He’s really been an inspiration to me. Cool je, n still happy je. As if, xde masalah langsung. Le berulang balik from negeri9 to the course everyday. He was a civil engineer and now he had to passed up that dream. At this point all that was going in my heads was, aku ingat aku dah teruk, ada lagi orang yg lg susah dari aku. In fact, almost all people, I presume, had their own deep, dark secret. I can sense it from their eyes n from their talk. Macam lirik lagu, masing2 ada masalah sendiri, masalah dunia, masalah peribadi. Yang kaya ada prob org kaya. Yg miskin ada prob org miskin.
From my observation, 7 out of the 12 people in the class ada masalah berat. 5 lagi tu ada masalah gak, tapi xseberat lagi 7 ni. 4 of them are employment related, 1 is familial related, 1 is either employment/financial and 1 is either familial/financial.
He’ll have his follow up next month n probably another vascular surgery to correct the lymphedema. Encik halim said he got a job alredy. Good for him.
day 2 at the course saw the intensity of the course with numerous technical stuff need to b learned. hectic as it is, we still managed to get our breaks n it was during the zuhur prayer that i get my knock of the day.
usually, i rarely meddle with people business but feeling like making a bit of small talk, i decided to ask A(people confidentiality)why he was wearing an ankle guard."injured ke? terseliuh eh?"."tak ah.""abes, asal pakai ankle guard ni?""..aku kena lymphodema"...biar betul.it is then that i noticed what happened to his legs.
-what a lymphodema looked like-
then, we chatted. he was doing his masters in UK when he noticed that he had a lump. then, he decided not to undergo chemo cuz scared but as time pass by, the symptoms got worse, n he had to undergo 6 cycle of chemo. Now, for those who don't know, going for chemo is like being made to eat that will make u vomit. It's not pleasant.et al. It made u sick, nauseous, vomit, fatigue, lose weight, lose hair and it saps the energy and life out of you.
And then, he had to stop studying cuz he missed to much of the semester. He was advised to find an office job by the doc bcoz he’s condition wont enable to be outdoors anymore, prompting him to come to the course. Oh, and he’s been unemployed for 4 years…
I really take off my hat to this guy. I really had the utmost respect to any cancer sufferers or survivors. It’s not an easy thing. Dah la sakit, lama pulak tu, betahun-tahun. Kalau sakit lain, demam ke, jantung ke, sakit kejap je. N the medicine they took is horrible. N x semestinya sembuh lak tu. N afterwards, they need to start a new life from scratch. Imagine the enormous mental challenge that they been through. Berat mata yang memandang, berat lagi bahu yang memikulnya.
He’s really been an inspiration to me. Cool je, n still happy je. As if, xde masalah langsung. Le berulang balik from negeri9 to the course everyday. He was a civil engineer and now he had to passed up that dream. At this point all that was going in my heads was, aku ingat aku dah teruk, ada lagi orang yg lg susah dari aku. In fact, almost all people, I presume, had their own deep, dark secret. I can sense it from their eyes n from their talk. Macam lirik lagu, masing2 ada masalah sendiri, masalah dunia, masalah peribadi. Yang kaya ada prob org kaya. Yg miskin ada prob org miskin.
From my observation, 7 out of the 12 people in the class ada masalah berat. 5 lagi tu ada masalah gak, tapi xseberat lagi 7 ni. 4 of them are employment related, 1 is familial related, 1 is either employment/financial and 1 is either familial/financial.
He’ll have his follow up next month n probably another vascular surgery to correct the lymphedema. Encik halim said he got a job alredy. Good for him.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Sayugianya..
Well, I decided to start a 10 day blog post since I had enrolled in the 10 day course. One post each for the issue of the day. The course is great and I get to meet all kind of people. Ranging from 55+ to as young as 23 years old, the course acts as a melting pot, and blend is indeed what we do. Apart from one weirdo though, ahaha. I thank Allah for giving me Taufik and Hidayah when I asked for it, and less that I know that He intent to it in a way that you will only notice it after it has happened. Rediscovering yourself is totally easier said than done. You hear motivationist or preachers blab self improvement techniques and to do be a better person but 99% will not make a change. The 1% discovered it through the hard way. And don’t be surprised to find a Malay version of the post as well. I’m in the process to ‘melestarikan bahasa’. So, without further ado, here goes my so called blog-a-thon.
Day 1-The unemployment issue
Well, there was the introduction phase and later on, we chatted around. And thanks to that great enquiry instinct women possess, my cover was blown and I was made the leader of the course. Great, another burden to carry, but I suck at leading and soon they shall see. The food‘s being given twice so, we get to mingle during that period. Then, after many conversations, I found out that 5 don’t have a job, 4 don’t have a real job and 3 have jobs but looking for a job to make ends meet.
They might not tell it to your face but you can sense it from the desperate facial expression and voice tone. The 3 with the jobs actually have great remuneration but still, expenses are killing Malaysian families nowadays. Lots of graduates are being produced yearly but, without jobs to match their skills, what a waste. The Talent Corp is a waste of money because we have great human resources; it’s just we don’t create enough opportunities for them. And don’t get started on the financial crisis issue. A country with a financial crisis won’t be spending RM 5 billion lavishly on a building that have no importance and could only create 300 odd jobs.
Last week, when I went to the BBQ party in Port Dickson, the same issue arise again. We got this guy who had been training superbly and finishes with flying colors, comes out with no job. And for the recent post of trainee at the institute, only 10 out of 2000 applicants are hired. What’s the percentage? Only 5% were hired! And that’s to become a friggin trainee, not for a permanent post. So, what the 95% going to do? Re-apply to other place, get rejected and then, either they re-train, which is a complete waste of their spent time for their previous skill, or return to their parents. Thus, leading our workforce to have low experience and the only way to get better is through experience.
When you ask our leader, they say ‘oh, you have to improve your skills (which they already have), become an entrepreneur (which is friggin difficult due to governmental red tape, the only option is to open a stall), don’t be choosy la (how can you be choosy when there’s nothing to choose?). The best part is this, ‘we had offered 4,000 jobs at the recent job fair (I won’t say which one) and we are proud of this’. Numbers that attended the job fair? 400,000.
You might say I’m complaining without offering something concrete right? So, here’s some of my suggestion.
Reduce inflation. With reduced inflation, the people purchasing power parity will increase. Thus, leading to a better quality of life and people can enjoy their lives more and families will be happier.
The current method to increase wages will only lead to further inflation as there are more money circulating. In the end nobody wins and it will only devalue our currency. There’s no need to look good on financial papers saying that we have the highest GDP/ GDP per capita when that doesn’t reflect the actual situation.
Curb inflation by implementing ceiling price, forming unions that act upon traders who shoot up prices, increasing supply and make sure that it is not ok to increase price whenever oil price comes up.
Hence, by reducing inflation, people don’t have to look for a second job. People won’t have to be choosy. People will be braver to become entrepreneurs. I end this sad speech with Salam 1malaysia.
Day 1-The unemployment issue
Well, there was the introduction phase and later on, we chatted around. And thanks to that great enquiry instinct women possess, my cover was blown and I was made the leader of the course. Great, another burden to carry, but I suck at leading and soon they shall see. The food‘s being given twice so, we get to mingle during that period. Then, after many conversations, I found out that 5 don’t have a job, 4 don’t have a real job and 3 have jobs but looking for a job to make ends meet.
They might not tell it to your face but you can sense it from the desperate facial expression and voice tone. The 3 with the jobs actually have great remuneration but still, expenses are killing Malaysian families nowadays. Lots of graduates are being produced yearly but, without jobs to match their skills, what a waste. The Talent Corp is a waste of money because we have great human resources; it’s just we don’t create enough opportunities for them. And don’t get started on the financial crisis issue. A country with a financial crisis won’t be spending RM 5 billion lavishly on a building that have no importance and could only create 300 odd jobs.
Last week, when I went to the BBQ party in Port Dickson, the same issue arise again. We got this guy who had been training superbly and finishes with flying colors, comes out with no job. And for the recent post of trainee at the institute, only 10 out of 2000 applicants are hired. What’s the percentage? Only 5% were hired! And that’s to become a friggin trainee, not for a permanent post. So, what the 95% going to do? Re-apply to other place, get rejected and then, either they re-train, which is a complete waste of their spent time for their previous skill, or return to their parents. Thus, leading our workforce to have low experience and the only way to get better is through experience.
When you ask our leader, they say ‘oh, you have to improve your skills (which they already have), become an entrepreneur (which is friggin difficult due to governmental red tape, the only option is to open a stall), don’t be choosy la (how can you be choosy when there’s nothing to choose?). The best part is this, ‘we had offered 4,000 jobs at the recent job fair (I won’t say which one) and we are proud of this’. Numbers that attended the job fair? 400,000.
You might say I’m complaining without offering something concrete right? So, here’s some of my suggestion.
Reduce inflation. With reduced inflation, the people purchasing power parity will increase. Thus, leading to a better quality of life and people can enjoy their lives more and families will be happier.
The current method to increase wages will only lead to further inflation as there are more money circulating. In the end nobody wins and it will only devalue our currency. There’s no need to look good on financial papers saying that we have the highest GDP/ GDP per capita when that doesn’t reflect the actual situation.
Curb inflation by implementing ceiling price, forming unions that act upon traders who shoot up prices, increasing supply and make sure that it is not ok to increase price whenever oil price comes up.
Hence, by reducing inflation, people don’t have to look for a second job. People won’t have to be choosy. People will be braver to become entrepreneurs. I end this sad speech with Salam 1malaysia.
Friday, March 18, 2011
story
Story 1: Mendengar guruh di langit, air dlm tempayan dicurahkan.
the public library in shah alam, scheduled to move to a new building in front of the klab golf in january, n again re-scheduled to move in march, is closed. amidst all the scheduling, the new building is currently populated with southern asian workers.refer to the peribahasa.
Story 2: lai khee lai khee, pun see siang
with the enormous influx of housemen coming in, serdang hosp has invented a genius way of to ensure that the quality of their housemen suffering remain at its best.nw, they have reduce the number of oncall but instead, replaced it with extended working hours up to 9pm. so, nw, they dont have to pay for oncalls but still get the equivalent amount of manpower.refer to the hokkien peribahasa also.
still waiting confirmation frm zidan bout me job bt me bro said the food there's great.n stil waiting fr kkm lg. n suju is performin in msia 2nite.n really wan2 go to japan to help, but apprently they also not in a state to receive people.in a blink of an eye, 500k pepel become homeless. mmg kekuasaan ilahi, kun faya kun..
the public library in shah alam, scheduled to move to a new building in front of the klab golf in january, n again re-scheduled to move in march, is closed. amidst all the scheduling, the new building is currently populated with southern asian workers.refer to the peribahasa.
Story 2: lai khee lai khee, pun see siang
with the enormous influx of housemen coming in, serdang hosp has invented a genius way of to ensure that the quality of their housemen suffering remain at its best.nw, they have reduce the number of oncall but instead, replaced it with extended working hours up to 9pm. so, nw, they dont have to pay for oncalls but still get the equivalent amount of manpower.refer to the hokkien peribahasa also.
still waiting confirmation frm zidan bout me job bt me bro said the food there's great.n stil waiting fr kkm lg. n suju is performin in msia 2nite.n really wan2 go to japan to help, but apprently they also not in a state to receive people.in a blink of an eye, 500k pepel become homeless. mmg kekuasaan ilahi, kun faya kun..
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