Don't fret! A large portion of us would get sick & lose our wits before that nonsense gets normalised into our lives.
Your 'we' isn't most Malaysians. I'd never buy a drink for the price of a meal (and a damn good RM20 meal!). I'm sure most of the 31 million of us would agree.
Sometimes I just wonder, how did we normalise RM10, RM15, RM20 drinks? It's an absurdly high amount yet lines at Starbucks and other specialty drinks cafes remain long
By now people should know that any 'makan gaji' job wouldn't get anyone that RM10,000 a month salary right after graduation.
Heck, graduating is a scam.
The current economic system is a scam.
This bubble of expectation dictated by society that everyone's living in is a scam too!
Shocking numbers:
Basic degree salary for 2010 - RM1,993
Basic degree salary for 2018 - RM1,983
Master’s degree salary for 2010 - RM2,923
Master’s degree salary for 2018 - RM2,707
What went wrong w Msia's economic, education & human resource system?
https://t.co/UD4LlcVBM0
@VishalDharan [...] language. If this is true, then it means that eventhough English might have a small number in terms of native speakers... the number of times English is used generally (not spoken natively) might be much much more than what these statistics show.
UN employees included.
True.
But we all know it can be used as form of discrimination nevertheless. Speaking English is the way to go.
Unless you're teaching Mandarin or you'd wanna become an educator then yes, it makes sense.
Have universality. Read, speak & write English for professional purposes.
@VishalDharan Hmm got a point, but maybe that statistic is about the number of people who are native speakers of their mother-tongue & not the statistic of the most prevalent language used in workplace/professional setting.
Most of these native speakers, hold English as their second [...]