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  • Devil1976's Avatar
    38,339 posts since May '00
    • That afternoon hor... Open door for 2 ladies... (I don't know them one..) Never say 'thank you' never mind.... Stand at the door there and chatting away... (while I holding the door open for them so that it would not smack on their face....) Am I invisible one or they thought the door got sensor....? icon_rolleyes.gif

  • Evangel's Avatar
    1,254 posts since Sep '05
    • They are too engrossed in their talking and didn't notice your presence. Manners are lacking everywhere nowadays.

  • U r stoopid dog.
    ditzy's Avatar
    50,200 posts since Dec '03
  • Evangel's Avatar
    1,254 posts since Sep '05
    • Eh you also cannot stand there keep quiet also, must make eye contact and give gesture. hahaha...

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    18,612 posts since Jul '06
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    rlsh07's Avatar
    16,068 posts since Jun '07
    • Originally posted by Devil1976:

      That afternoon hor... Open door for 2 ladies... (I don't know them one..) Never say 'thank you' never mind.... Stand at the door there and chatting away... (while I holding the door open for them so that it would not smack on their face....) Am I invisible one or they thought the door got sensor....? icon_rolleyes.gif


      then close the door lo

  • MohamedF's Avatar
    4,465 posts since May '06
    • Originally posted by Evangel:

      They are too engrossed in their talking and didn't notice your presence. Manners are lacking everywhere nowadays.

      I kinda don't like people who never take note of their surrounding... ever have people who are too engrossed in talking while walking that they didn't realize your presence until they are 1 nose distance from you or langgar you in the back... I have...

  • onigiri's Avatar
    131 posts since Jul '08
    • Originally posted by Devil1976:

      That afternoon hor... Open door for 2 ladies... (I don't know them one..) Never say 'thank you' never mind.... Stand at the door there and chatting away... (while I holding the door open for them so that it would not smack on their face....) Am I invisible one or they thought the door got sensor....? icon_rolleyes.gif

       

      perhaps some girls just take it for granted that guys are always there to serve them?

  • mistyblue's Avatar
    11,541 posts since May '04
    • feel free to close the door. now I don't bother to wait for people to get on the lift or hold lift doors. people get in like you are the lift operator

  • Fs4751's Avatar
    350 posts since May '08
    • next time just close the damn door...let the door smack their face....hehe....so brutal hor....

      need to inculcate some manners in them....

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    14,121 posts since Feb '04
  • mistyblue's Avatar
    11,541 posts since May '04
    • I have a colleague who opened the door for us to pass through, instead the uncivilized 20plus year old women think they very important, and waltz through the door, ignoring my colleague and the whole lot of us had to stand one side the let all of them pass. None turn around to offer an acknowledgement.The girls even look at the bunch of us like we owe them a living - in their early 20s and with this kind of attitudes. I had to apologise to my colleague for the ill-mannered women in this country.

      do you all know that the common gripe people who had been to the west is that Singapore is a country where there is abolutely no manners at all.  My colleague is from a developing country and he has more grace and manners than the young people of this country every will develop in their lifetime.  Seriously, I rather that Singaporean die out as a race, I feel disgraceful to be labelled a Singaporean. It is not a wonder why my Ang moh management has a very strong direction not to hire too many Singaporean. Singaporean in my office is a minority cause they are the most difficult group to work with and with the most complains, extremely inflexible and has so many unbendable rules.


      And I am also thinking to avoid hiring locals because I know local people are not very competent, make a lot of noise, always think they are management material, and does not know how to be a good colleague/employee. The last time I had talked to a guy in his late 20s, his entitlement attitude was astounding and so demanding. His work ability is near zero, reliability/responsibility/ability were all lacking to the extend that I rather hire 2 bangala and properly train them, and they will propably do a better job. Its well known to MNCs nowadays that they realised that local people are not that competent and cannot work. Most can lie about their ability, flib about qualifications, make up grand stories about their past achievements but actually when asked to work - its almost as difficult as curing cancer. For my next hire, I will admit that I have to conciously avoid locals.

  • Chris1988's Avatar
    1,338 posts since Dec '06
    • Originally posted by mistyblue:

      I have a colleague who opened the door for us to pass through, instead the uncivilized 20plus year old women think they very important, and waltz through the door, ignoring my colleague and the whole lot of us had to stand one side the let all of them pass. None turn around to offer an acknowledgement.The girls even look at the bunch of us like we owe them a living - in their early 20s and with this kind of attitudes. I had to apologise to my colleague for the ill-mannered women in this country.

      do you all know that the common gripe people who had been to the west is that Singapore is a country where there is abolutely no manners at all.  My colleague is from a developing country and he has more grace and manners than the young people of this country every will develop in their lifetime.  Seriously, I rather that Singaporean die out as a race, I feel disgraceful to be labelled a Singaporean. It is not a wonder why my Ang moh management has a very strong direction not to hire too many Singaporean. Singaporean in my office is a minority cause they are the most difficult group to work with and with the most complains, extremely inflexible and has so many unbendable rules.


      And I am also thinking to avoid hiring locals because I know local people are not very competent, make a lot of noise, always think they are management material, and does not know how to be a good colleague/employee. The last time I had talked to a guy in his late 20s, his entitlement attitude was astounding and so demanding. His work ability is near zero, reliability/responsibility/ability were all lacking to the extend that I rather hire 2 bangala and properly train them, and they will propably do a better job. Its well known to MNCs nowadays that they realised that local people are not that competent and cannot work. Most can lie about their ability, flib about qualifications, make up grand stories about their past achievements but actually when asked to work - its almost as difficult as curing cancer. For my next hire, I will admit that I have to conciously avoid locals.


      it is true. to a certain extent. some people just had to take it for granted. its like saying when you were young, your parents buy food for you, wash your clothes, send you to school. do you even say a word of thanks in return sad.png

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    FireIce's Avatar
    169,033 posts since Dec '99
    • maybe it's ur face

      when they see ur face, they decide tt this face does not deserve any thank u


      and when u do things for ppl, do willingly
      do not expect thanks

  • Devil1976's Avatar
    38,339 posts since May '00
    • Originally posted by FireIce:

      maybe it's ur face

      when they see ur face, they decide tt this face does not deserve any thank u


      and when u do things for ppl, do willingly
      do not expect thanks

      Actually, I wasn't expecting a 'thank you'.... The least they can do is not to make me hold the door for them down there for minutes while they just carry on with their conversation, standing right between the doors...

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    polarsnake's Avatar
    4,287 posts since Jul '05
    • Originally posted by Devil1976:

      That afternoon hor... Open door for 2 ladies... (I don't know them one..) Never say 'thank you' never mind.... Stand at the door there and chatting away... (while I holding the door open for them so that it would not smack on their face....) Am I invisible one or they thought the door got sensor....? icon_rolleyes.gif

      You are the sensor lor, when they come in the door no need touch also will open de...

       

      Ok, j/k... You should have just close the door right smack on them. Make your presence felt...

  • dragg's Avatar
    43,965 posts since Mar '05
  • is.. Cockpuncher !
    BadzMaro's Avatar
    24,144 posts since Apr '04
    • Originally posted by Devil1976:

      That afternoon hor... Open door for 2 ladies... (I don't know them one..) Never say 'thank you' never mind.... Stand at the door there and chatting away... (while I holding the door open for them so that it would not smack on their face....) Am I invisible one or they thought the door got sensor....? icon_rolleyes.gif

      Do the Zouk incident like me ... blast them..

      'WHOI!! Helloo... some courtesy ?'

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  • deluded's Avatar
    174 posts since Sep '08
    • i will say thank you if i were them but you not there to hold door for me wor :(

      Edited by deluded 30 Sep `08, 11:59PM
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