This is a brief list of nice places to visit and tasty food to try. The highlighted items are highly recommended. This is solely based on my own opinion and judgment plus some thorough research and review. If you know somewhere better or any nicer food, just feel free to leave comments. ^^
Not only the bad services I received from the front line employees of Genting Highlands, their internal operation is just as bad as politicians’ scandals.
I visited Genting a few days ago. I was EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED with the manners of certain employees. They were VERY RUDE! Spoilt all my mood.
I have a friend who has been working in the casino for 3 years. I met up with her only to realize that Genting doesn’t treat its employees well! This explains why the turnover rate is high.
My friend will be leaving this dark place soon. There is no future for most of the lowest level, front line employees. Promotion is given to those pretty women or those who can “wipe the shoes” for top management people. Otherwise, you lose out. Such a big company and this is how it runs. Injustice prevails.
I know it’s common for most big companies to have certain political issues but to the extent of such way of promotion, it’s just so ridiculous and unacceptable. Not to say the lousy services I encountered during my stay. If not because of the weather, I wouldn’t choose to go to Genting Highlands.
During study week, I had the first last gathering with my housemates as we are going on our separate ways after the exam. So we decided to take a break at PitStop. The only special thing here is the variety of games for us to play. Other than that, nothing else special. The food is normal. Not very nice but not that bad either.
A808 is the house where we have stayed for almost a year. Although sometimes I was struggling while staying there, it’s undeniable that I had fun time with them too! Take care pals! =)
9 more hours to my 4th paper and here I am writing this post to recap what I’ve learnt so that I can put to good use later in exam.
Relativism: No ethical standards that are absolutely true that apply to all situations.
Absolutism: There is one set of unchanging moral rights that will hold true in all situations.
Descriptive Relativism: Accepts that different cultures have different standards.
Normative Relativism: Accepts that people have different opinion to justify their act.
Egoism: An action is morally right if it promotes self interest.
Utilitarianism: People should act in ways that produce the most happiness to the greatest number of people affected by our actions.
Principle of Duty: An obligation that an individual needs to fulfil as a result of his/her role in the society.
Principle of Right: Human beings have rights that ought to be respected.
Universalism: An action is ethical if people are willing to accept it as a universal conduct.
Principle of Ends: An act that treats human beings as end and never as mean.
Principle of Autonomy: Human beings have the freedom to make decision without being influenced by others.
Principle of Equal Liberty: Everyone has an equal right to be treated equally.
Principle of Fair Equality of Opportunity: Everyone has equal chance to improve his/her position in the society.
Principle of Difference: People should seek to serve the least advantage people to the greatest benefit.
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There are so much more theories!!! At this point of time, I’m lazy to continue anymore. Does studying all these ethical theories really cultivate ethical behaviour?
NONSENSE!
Conclusion?
Examination is to satisfy the requirement of the society to prove that students meet the standards before being released to the working life.
我知道我长得很丑。这是我的错吗？
我知道我的脸看起来很凶。这是我的错吗？
我知道我的样子都很cool。这是我的错吗？
我知道有时候我很静。这是我的错吗？
我知道我很爱干净。这是我的错吗？
我知道我很爱整齐。这是我的错吗？
难道这一切都是我的错吗？
我唯一不知道的就是到底我在你们的心理是怎么样的一位朋友。
