More Singaporeans feel that they are owed a living + Ageism : We are vulnerable There is a school of thought that the days of Singapore’s vulnerability are over. But my contention is that Singapore will always be vulnerable. This is because of our size and the geopolitical space where we are located. It will not take much to upset the very delicate balance we have spent 50 years building. So we have to be careful in order to sustain our society and way of life. Singapore is an incredibly special place, and not enough of my fellow Singaporeans realise that. We cannot afford complacency because, without a vibrant economy, we can’t exist as a society. From “overfussiness” and complacency to an inability to accept criticism, many things about Singaporeans’ attitudes to work irk Mr Victor Mills. The Northern Ireland-born Singapore citizen, 55, who took over as chief executive of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (SICC) last June, speaks his mind in the Supper Club interview. - read about the full interview here - singapolitics.sg/news/victor-mills-more-singaporeans-feel-they-are-owed-living
Posted on: Sat, 24 Jan 2015 13:15:37 +0000