Despite the tumbling down of world economy, many staff in the company have resigned. It’s kind of a domino effect.
The boss of that department resigned. Because he wants to do his own business. He also just completed his MBA. So, job-wise… his future it outside this company.
The boss had 6 sub-ordinates. 5 are locals. 1 is a Korean.
One staff tendered her resignation about the same time as the boss. Two others followed a month later. And, two more resigned recently.
Who would stay if two people are forced doing a five people’s job?
The company refused to take in new staff for replacement. Cost-cutting they said. Instead, they’re cutting other’s people head with heavy job loads.
All those who resigned are local people. A bunch of dare devils.
Their new companies could kick them out anytime during this economic crisis. You know FIFO – First In First Out?
Aren’t they afraid? Of course they don’t.
Raihan has a wealthy businessman husband. No children. Not much commitment.
Jerry and Kok Keong are young guys with high spirits. Recently married to wealthy women. No children. No worries.
Annie has a CEO husband. One children. Can get new job anytime with the help of his husband’s network.
Vivian is a daughter of a Genting’s shareholder. Drive a Volvo to work. Money is not a problem.
Now you know why they were so bold to resign. They have strong financial backups!
But, to the most of us… it’s a really a big thing to do.
We need two incomes to support our families. To enjoy living in a mortgaged house and driving a hire-purchased car. And, to give a comfortable life to our kids.
Changing jobs in this time of uncertainty could kill us financially and emotionally.
Dare to change your job, anyone?
lil mama,
im osso thinking about resigning.
tapi kita taksa husband atau bapak seperti yang tersebut di atasss. wakakak.
tapi orang kata, rezeki ada di mana-mana kan.
tapi, kat mana?
little mama::
sama la… huwa… mmg rezeki ada di mana-mana.. tapi kena pastikan dimanakah rezeki itu berada.. baru boleh resign…kan..kan..
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