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Not true, lah. There is no level playing field for the locals in the job market. Why are local PMETs driven to work as taxi drivers, salesmen and even in professions that do not befit their qualifications?
Foreign employers employed staff of their own kind and skin. Look at Mustafa. How many Chinese cashiers working in that establishment? Why the Chennai Business Park became infested with ah nehs?
Locals and imported sinkies are 2 different species. Holding the pink IC does not make an imported sinkie a good and loyal sinaporan if he has no loyalty to the country. An imported sinkie would have no hesitation to skip the island if given an opportunity to fly off. As for the local, it takes hard soul searching to severe his root to his homeland before he will fly off to an unknown fate and destiny.
Sinkie has been "sheltered" for such a long time that they never really known what competition means. I have been to many places and I have seen the deep hunger in the people from the other countries for knowledge and skill , for ideas and innovation, for leadership on all fronts.
When foreigners come in and work together with us, we become afraid that we may lose out. We never learn the reality that no one owns us a living. It is the same for the foreigners who come to Singapore to work. Imagine if you were to emigrate to another country to strike out on your own. How do you handle it ?
We have to take all this in the right stride and upgrade ourselves if we have to so as to stay relevant to changing expectations and needs.
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