PUZZLE #1 : Who earned more after exit public sector ?

reddressman SG

Hello,

This is the 1st of a series of puzzles I am preparing to post here in SGForums.

Hope you can help give some answers.

your answer should consider the following:

1. this TALENT must not depend on party connections, inheritance, relatives to achieve earnings more than what he earned when he was in the 'white circle'.

2. this TALENT must not be working in Public sector nor in GLCs nor quasi-gubberment firms, after he exited the 'white circle'.

3. this TALENT must have drawn ar least $150K a month of salary (basic) before he went on his own into the Private Sector.

Are you CAPABLE of answering this simple puzzle?

I heard that if money many many not paid to Talents,
they can easily earn more elsewhere.

Thus, it should not take long to nail this puzzle.

Lets just see, who can come up the 1st correct answer!!

cheers! Twisted Evil

FireIce SG

i certainly hope this is your last.

greengoblin SG

A dealer in "White Powder" Mr. Green

de_middle SG

Laughing

shudyourmouth SG

Originally posted by reddressman:
Hello,

This is the 1st of a series of puzzles I am preparing to post here in SGForums.

Hope you can help give some answers.

your answer should consider the following:

1. this TALENT must not depend on party connections, inheritance, relatives to achieve earnings more than what he earned when he was in the 'white circle'.

2. this TALENT must not be working in Public sector nor in GLCs nor quasi-gubberment firms, after he exited the 'white circle'.

3. this TALENT must have drawn ar least $150K a month of salary (basic) before he went on his own into the Private Sector.

[b]Are you CAPABLE of answering this simple puzzle?

I heard that if money many many not paid to Talents,
they can easily earn more elsewhere.

Thus, it should not take long to nail this puzzle.

Lets just see, who can come up the 1st correct answer!!

cheers! Twisted Evil
[/b]

Your wonder puzzle doesnt even have a question!!!

Is this talent You?

reddressman SG

hi brudder,

do you need a laohwa yen jing?

reddressman SG

The clock is still ticking. . . ... .... ........

Who in this forum, ermm... should say who in this galaxi is capable of
answering this simple puzzle?

Lets see if this question can never be answered by any talent, no matter how talent he thinks he is . (some people overrated themselves unknowingly, totally oblivious) Mr. Green

reddressman SG

tick tock ....tick tock..... Rolling Eyes

reddressman SG

I think this concludes that no one in this forum has the answer ?

I can only wonder is this a puzzle that has stretched the forumers mental capacity? Rolling Eyes

reddressman SG

Looks like there are many unanswerable or unanswered questions possible.

Please wait for my 2nd Puzzle.

I hope at least that someone here can answer.

But I doubt....

reddressman SG

wah say! no one got the answer ah ????

super tough one leh..

reddressman SG

Okay, PUZZLE #1 is about to come to a final conclusion and an end.

So far, there is surprisingly no one in this forum knows who earned more after exit public sector.

I may have to call in the national guards to help me find the answer. too tough for the forummers . They have no clues.

CannyOng SG

Self -talking and replying? Siao Laughing

reddressman SG

Dont talk like that, I BET you also confirm do not know the answer.

reddressman SG

Maybe , like some other local websites of selfpreservation,

response were immediately deleted by 24x7 take-turn do shift internet clones masqueraded as senior member?

maybe real senior member kana kidnapped and her id used by clones to delete posts of resent?

silenced of the lambs?

who are the lambs?

reddressman SG

No one in sg has a clue.

This is the truth you cannot deny.

eagle SG

I'm not sure about Richard Hu before he passed away
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hu_Tsu_Tau_Richard

robertteh SG

A secondary question is how many of our current batch of ministers have really earned 1-3 million dollars pa before they became ministers.

More likely than not all before they became ministers they were only earning much less than S$300,000.00 pa and after paying income tax they probably got much less. So by becoming ministers they became rich. Even assuming they stay back in the private sector it is only the exception that anyone of them will ever get such salaries as a million dollar unless they have become successful entrepreneurs like Sim Wong Hoo or Simon Cheong. Therefore it is not true that we the people have to pay million dollars to attract people like Goh Chok Tong, Wong Kang Seng, Jayakumar, or Lim Boon Heng to attract such persons to join politics. Why is MM Lee doing this then? It is very simple, he has to pay them high in order to control them or else he could not get their obedience to carry out all this wishes to serve his own narrow agenda.

Any salaries like $300,000.00 pa could easily attract many good and committed people. It is only when the top leaders are broad-minded and prepared to respect talents and independent of thought and teamwork that he can attract talent not salaries.

If the fact is all or nearly all the current ministers did not get any pays higher than $300,000.00 pa before they were invited to join politics there is no justification to pay ministers million dollars to attract them to do so.

It is all an issue of leadership quality of the PM or the supreme leader in charge not the amount of salaries which will attract true passionate people to take up the challenge of joining politics.

It is proven that MM Lee's assumption about the need to pay ministers more to attract them to join politics is unsubstantiated and totally baseless.

reddressman SG

yes, agree. Based on my humble knowledge,
I do not know of anyone in this forum who knows of such person exist past and present that they share this info in this forum.

This puzzle will be like the puzzle # 2 to go down in 2007 as questions not fully and clearly without any doubt whatsoever answered, i suspect.

Rest assured, the Reddressman will, for the sake of the PEOPLE, persist to question what needs to be questioned. This is called free public service.