Cash. nobody in the right mind will accept a cashier's order from a bank which is at risk of failing.
Side question - Can have Bank-run... then can have CPF-run anot?
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Facing heavy pressure at work
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Cash. nobody in the right mind will accept a cashier's order from a bank which is at risk of failing.
Side question - Can have Bank-run... then can have CPF-run anot?
its top salesman... you cannot have more than one at the top otherwise it is not the top anymore...
"Top salesmen" is a category...It is therefore not restricted to ONE particular person. :p
"Advice" is a non countable noun. You therefore cannot say "an advice".
The correct phrase should be "Some advice" or "A piece of advice".
Can ask MAS, I also want to know. Must prepare for worst case scenario
I think if it happens you'll have lots of PAP promises but with their track record don't know who will believe
Sorry, TS, to hear your plight. Hope you are not too steeped in loans and have substantial savings till the next job.
If you're their top salesman, then there's enough substance in you to seek a job with another company. I'm surprised that during tough times, a company will retrench good salesmen. This should be the time to retain the people who bring in the revenue, not dispose them.
In between jobs, get back the life which you obviously have lost recently. Review you needs as opposed to your wants. It'll serve you well in the long term whether in good times or bad.
If you're their top salesman, then there's enough substance in you to seek a job with another company. I'm surprised that during tough times, a company will retrench good salesmen. This should be the time to retain the people who bring in the revenue, not dispose them.
In between jobs, get back the life which you obviously have lost recently. Review you needs as opposed to your wants. It'll serve you well in the long term whether in good times or bad.
Don't nit pick.
If I nit picked, I'd be correcting a lot more than just the understanding and usage of "advice" and "advise".
There are more than 500 thousand words in the English language. All I'm doing is trying to explain how to construct sentences with TWO out of 500,000. Is that asking too much?
I think not. Why can't you simply be gracious and thank me for pointing out the error. The knowledge could be highly beneficial for you one day. You never know.
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