Sammyboy RSS Feed
26-08-2015, 09:30 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://yoursdp.org/Candidates/DSC_6174-1-534_x_800-.jpg
My life's experience
I suppose mine is a rags to rough-and-tumble story.At the age of 12, I learned to earn my own keep. During the school holidays, I trudged from my home back then in Bukit Merah to Paya Lebar to earn $5 a day in a garment factory. The meagre wage, however, afforded me to buy school books and pay for my school fees.
I continued to work part-time from secondary 2 onwards at McDonalds and elsewhere to put myself through school and help my family financially.
However, juggling between school and paid work wore me out. I decided not to further my studies after my ‘O’ levels. I went on to accumulate more than 10 years of experience in sales and marketing in various industries but mainly in automobile.
I am currently a Sales Director in the company my husband and I set up in 2004, after our first child was born. In the past 11 years, my husband and I have braved through all manner of the problems of running a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME). From just the two of us with three workers, our company now has a staff strength of about 30. Today our company enjoys an annual turnover of $2 million.
As Sales Director, I oversee sales operations, and conduct training from time to time to ensure our sales people are well-trained in developing relationships with clients both in Singapore and the region. In addition, together with the sales team, I develop strategies, tactics, sales plans and profit targets.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.singsupplies.com/showthread.php?213887-I-thought-Lamei-already-divorced-her-husband-becos-of-affairs-with-Chia-Tik-Lek&goto=newpost).
http://yoursdp.org/Candidates/DSC_6174-1-534_x_800-.jpg
My life's experience
I suppose mine is a rags to rough-and-tumble story.At the age of 12, I learned to earn my own keep. During the school holidays, I trudged from my home back then in Bukit Merah to Paya Lebar to earn $5 a day in a garment factory. The meagre wage, however, afforded me to buy school books and pay for my school fees.
I continued to work part-time from secondary 2 onwards at McDonalds and elsewhere to put myself through school and help my family financially.
However, juggling between school and paid work wore me out. I decided not to further my studies after my ‘O’ levels. I went on to accumulate more than 10 years of experience in sales and marketing in various industries but mainly in automobile.
I am currently a Sales Director in the company my husband and I set up in 2004, after our first child was born. In the past 11 years, my husband and I have braved through all manner of the problems of running a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME). From just the two of us with three workers, our company now has a staff strength of about 30. Today our company enjoys an annual turnover of $2 million.
As Sales Director, I oversee sales operations, and conduct training from time to time to ensure our sales people are well-trained in developing relationships with clients both in Singapore and the region. In addition, together with the sales team, I develop strategies, tactics, sales plans and profit targets.
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.singsupplies.com/showthread.php?213887-I-thought-Lamei-already-divorced-her-husband-becos-of-affairs-with-Chia-Tik-Lek&goto=newpost).