I have met quite a number of insurance and property agents in my
life and it seems that many of those successful entreprenuerial
ones came from a poly background. Would these people have made it
big had they gone into civil service? No way because paper
matters.
Then begs the question, why are the govt limiting their pool of
talents according to different levels? The degree holders one path
and the poly dip holders (with private degree) another rung
lower?
ehh Rocky...
1st para cannot like tat compare... Insurance and property are
sales jobs, entreprenueres are business related... which u seldom
see in civil service... if compare must use like (ehhh) accountant,
finance, HR, PR etc etc...
as for the discussion between DH and anes, both are the reason
why I say this is an interesting topic...
Do note the below, I use "Most" and do take note I did not
include FTs in my point.
1) Gov limiting potential to fill job markets... Most of
everyone gets job, most jobs are filled, most of everyone
happy... However most of everyone isn't fully developed (which I
think is stupid, I'll explain why later)
2) Gov not limiting potential... 80% degree holders, 20%
others... Job market would be slightly chaotic, most degree
holders will have problem finding jobs and will likely not take on
jobs like call centre etc etc... then those jobs will have problem
finding ppl to fill them (though by bringing FTs, they can resolve
this problem but piority will have to go to singaporean first)...
Most of everyone will be unhappy but potentially smarter... [we
shldn't limit mankind ability just becoz of jobs market, we shldn't
accomadate the job market but shld be the job market accomodate to
mankind (which mankind created the job market)]
From both the points above, most ppl will be happy in (1) and
unhappy in (2)... So it's a choice of choosing doing popular thing
or the right (IMO) thing... Besides, in this era/age of
information and technologies, it's very hard to limit ppl's
ability/potential...
What I am puzzled about is, why is the government doing (1)
but bringing FTs, which is usually a solution for (2)... It's like
slapping their own face, which is a totally stupid course of
action...