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PEGAWAI TADBIR DAN DIPLOMATIK-M41, ....
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DarkWan
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 Oct 20 2007, 12:56 PM
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QUOTE(NasiLemakMan @ Oct 19 2007, 02:05 PM) Most of my female colleagues that passed wore tudung. But they got pretty faces. Islam Hadhari? PTD is something like elite force of all government workers. You'll be representative of Malaysia to the world. So just imagine being the steward/stewardess but having ugly faces (no disrespect to any). My sister sometimes complaint about her PTD in his office. Very protocol one and always maintaining the standard to the max. Even that PTD renting the same apartment with other officemate, just because she is PTD and others were lower level than her, their house mates have to call her "Cik <her-name>" even in the house!  How come being so protocol even in the house  |
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DarkWan
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Oct 24 2007, 12:01 PM
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QUOTE(tenno @ Oct 22 2007, 11:58 AM) I dun have problem mixing with any of my staff (I have 13 under me). But I can sense that sometimes they are a bit segan with me. Then nothing I can do la. But some others I have absolutely no prob, even with the PARs. I ride a motorbike to work, one of my kerani drive a Wish to work (they're husband's la). To me, to be able to serve with honor in the civil service, is about being able to fit in well no matter where U are stationed. I told one of my clerks the other day, to be noticed in the service, means U have to be relevant in the service. U dun have to "kipas" Ur way up. It's all down to attitude. Have the right one, will travel...  I see. I have less experience with govt environment, only deal with them directly in less than a year when I working as vendor in some govt office in Pusat Bandar Damansara. Anyway, u have my respect for being humble. Please keep it for the rest of your life.  You know, for being in private sector, I can't hid the fact that I have always have critics to people who being govt servant  |
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