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Elections 101: Can Pakatan Harapan Attract Young Dynamic UNDI18 Voters?

Malaysia Pakatan Harapan 2018 Elections

It is expected that the country will see an additional 5.8 million new voters in the next general elections and all political parties including Pakatan Harapan will be looking forward to these new voters voting for them. Image source: NST

However, be very mindful that the young voters are more tech-savvy, educated, well aware of the constraints & abuses of race and religion in their future development and are indeed quite concerned about the direction of the nation. The question is how attractive the current political parties are to these new voters.

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Tags: Code of Ethics, DAP, Election, Facebook, Government, Malaysia, Ministers, Pakatan Harapan, Parliament, Parti Keadilan Rakyat, Politicians, Transparency, Twitter, UNDI18, Voters, Youth

Customer Service 101: KFC, Please Buck Up Your First Level Customer Service!

Customer Service Fast Food KFC

What constitutes good customer service? According to this website, there are 8 rules that need to adhere to if a business wants to provide good customer service with the very first rule being to answer your phone. Infographic source: The Balance

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Tags: Business, Chicken, Customer, Customer Service, Facebook, Fast Food, Kentucky Fried Chicken, KFC, Meal, Service Center, Twitter

Malaysia 101: Bold Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz Shoots Down National Recovery Plan

National Recovery Plan Rafidah Aziz COVID19

A couple of weeks ago, the Government announced a 4 phased recovery plan which immediately was heavily criticised by many sectors of the public, businesses and ex-Ministers like Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz as inadequate and lacking a proper strategy in other areas of the economy and national development. Infographic source: Malay Mail

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Tags: Civil Service, COVID19, Double Standards, Economy, Enforcement, Facebook, Government, National Recovery Plan, Parliament, People, Politicians, Rafidah Aziz

Blogging 101: News Snippets As At 28 April 2021

snippet professor kamarul zaman yusoff Mahathir Shah Alam Dr M

News snippet – Still remember this so-called Professor Kamarul Zaman who in 2018 was one of three panellists and was criticising and stressing why Dr M should not be a Prime Minister.

It was reported that the Professor wetted himself (which the Professor strongly denies) when Dr M gatecrashed the Shah Alam event and posted on Twitter “I am here guys. Say it to my face.” Well, he is back with wild allegations of veiled religious conversion by using charity. Image source: Malaysiakini.

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Tags: Blogging, Christian, COVID19, Double Standards, Dr M, Dumb, Enforcement, Facebook, Fine, Foodpanda, Health, IGP, Rape Threat, Snippet, Statistics, Students

National Security 101: Can Anyone Steal Data From Undersea Cables?

undersea cable submarine

A submarine communications cable (or undersea cable) is a cable laid on the sea bed between land-based stations to carry telecommunication signals across stretches of ocean and sea. A large chunk of it passes by the Straits of Malacca which is also one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world these days. Image source: Submarine Cable Map.

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Tags: Cabotage, Chinese Government, Communication, Damage, Data leak, Data tapping, Facebook, Global, Google, Government, Huawei, Internet, Maintenance, Malaysia, Quality, Sea, Secured, Security, Submarine cable, Technology, Telekom, Transport Minister, Undersea cable