Aww.... how sweet..... :embrass:ParkertR said:ok, this isnt the best but i tried to make Mrs Peanut...
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Aww.... how sweet..... :embrass:ParkertR said:ok, this isnt the best but i tried to make Mrs Peanut...
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zaren said:an analogy:
a beggar on the street approaches you and says that he is very poor and needs money badly to feed his family of 10. out of pity, you give him $20, thinking that each of his 10 children will have $2 for a meal that day. but you are interested to see what happens next. so, you secretly follow the beggar, only to discover to your disgust that he is not only able-bodied, but went to the nearest pub and spent $10 without batting an eyelid on getting himself drunk on the most expensive beer in the house. after that, the beggar went back to his street corner to tell his sob story to another passer-by.
dkw said:Well,
I for one still doesn't think that TT Durai was overpaid. One should not throw the baby out with the bathwater. If the NKF were indeed not 'corporatised', would they be able to operate on the scale that they have? I seriously doubt it.
What troubles me most are all the small little perks that he liked to give himself, or have the board give him, all of which he could have easily afforded. To me, this was a sure sign he had become addicted to the position of his office. The other troubling thing was the lack of corporate governance. As with a lot of companies who's founder is the CEO, particularly those with strong personalities, the board fails to do its job properly and rein in excesses.
That the presnt board and the CEO had to leave is clear. However, if they paid the next CEO the equivalent of the present one, it wouldn't trouble me one bit.
On a side note; the fact that they had failed to foresee the potential PR fallout from commencing the suit must rank as one of the worst misjudgements in history. This was a mighty gigantic own goal they scored.
understatement of the year!!!dkw said:On a side note; the fact that they had failed to foresee the potential PR fallout from commencing the suit must rank as one of the worst misjudgements in history. This was a mighty gigantic own goal they scored.
dkw said:Well,
I for one still doesn't think that TT Durai was overpaid. One should not throw the baby out with the bathwater. If the NKF were indeed not 'corporatised', would they be able to operate on the scale that they have? I seriously doubt it.
zaren said:lessons we can learn from the case.....
"what goes round, comes round"
"pride goes before a fall"
"the love of money is the root of all evil"
Waste time. I just want my money back.Bluewater said:
zubat said:Waste time. I just want my money back.
Petition for an "Enquiry on NKF" sounds more interesting.
zaren said:most likely there will be a committee of enquiry into NKF. this sordid affair has blighted singapore's good name, and i'm sure LHL and his team will want to punish any wrongdoers, and to seek redress for singaporeans.
Gymrat76 said:you really think so? Heresay is that a number of ppl in high places have their hands in the honeypot, so no such enquiry will be done, or if there is one, it will die a quick death
Bluewater said: