Thursday, March 23, 2006

Well, i guess i did misread your post.

But like what you said, if we were to get damaged by somewhere in the journey of life, we should depend on those that specialise in medical studies.. If everyone was simply taught the basics, just the basics, then how do people find out what they are really good at? There will surely be some who are captivated by the subect when just taught the baisics, and they usually have inquisitive minds, which will in a way force them to want to go deeper into the subjects, Considering there are poor people who go to school on borrowed funds, how can they afford to learn deeper about the subject on courses outside? And both you and i know courses outside aren't very cheap, as they're not subsidised by the government. And if most of us was lazy, there wouldn't be many medically specialised people in the future. and btw, why i say this is because, just look at the younger generation now.

Their pathetic, corrupted by people who have inferiority complexes.

Indeed, there are people who think like you, to be the boss and own every employee, the power is there, everyone strives to gain more power. Even i do. =) But what i was thinking was like, you have a higher education and slowly you climb, or some might jump levels. I believe that if you start from somewhere at the bottom, you'd really know what its like to be a clerk for instance, climb up, how a secretary feels like, then a GM and so on. So when you becoming a boss, you would know how to treat your workers, because you've been there.

I don't know, but thats how i feel. From what i see, rich kids that take over their father's business in future do not know how to treat their employees, therefore the downfall of the company. But then again, there's a probability that some rich kids might have a certain talent for business from young. =)

Btw, if you've got absoulutly no idea on whats going on, click www.chan-mus-forget.blogspot.com =)

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Thursday, March 23, 2006

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