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MATTA FAIR MARCH 2008
14 March 2008 until 16 March 2008

Organizer : Matta

Venue : PWTC, Kuala Lumpur

Welcome to MATTA FAIR MARCH 2008!

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New Offer.

Now we are offering vacancies for any tee designers who think they are skilled and brave enough to participate in our program, “tee revolution”. Our mission is to promote independent designers creativity and to help them in a way that they can be a successful designer. We are giving free advice and consultation for you in order to create good, high quality and reliable design.  With that, we will practically put your design in market and your design will be judged by public. We are offering you up till 40% of the net profit depends on the quality and you don’t have to worry about promotion, letters or printing. We love to do it for you. Mean that, you will get what you deserved based on the sell count of your design. We hope to hear from you soon. Read More

I always wish i can have a good tshirt here in UTP. I wish someday i will find some. But waiting makes us desperate. Rather than to wait for a good tshirt, we would buy a simple design with expensive fee (since no one can say anything) yet horribly low quality. Where’s our right to choose? Read More

     I know it’s quite late for this review but at least i think we should know about this. I stumbled upon this website http://hatchlings.wordpress.com, a team of game and website developers consist of programmers and designers. A story of a group of entrepreneur building their own dream.

I attracted at one of the paragraph and it’s useful for entrepreneurs like us who  crucially need help in term of financial support. They write about their own experience in establishing their game development team and which investment program they take part in. After a while, they build their own website to promote their product and gain traffic slowly. Implementation of a website is costly but its worthy for long time period. I agreed with them. As long as we don’t give up in supporting the website and updating it frequently with “good” news and event, we can seed the money slowly. Later website seems to be not a burden to us anymore but an everyday investment.

Here i put some of their story for us to think.

…From what I gather from the blog stats, there is a possibility that you are an entrepreneur living in Malaysia; and you are seeking for funding. Anyway, whether you are one or not, here are some funding methods:

Grants

• Cradle Investment Programme (RM50, 000)
• MDeC Creative Multimedia Cluster IP Creators Series Grant (for Animation, Games, Comics, etc) (RM50, 000)
• MDeC Pre-Seed Fund (RM150, 000)
• Ministry of Innovation, Science, Technology (MOSTI)’s InnoFund (RM50, 000 - RM250, 000)
• Ministry of Innovation, Science, Technology (MOSTI)’s TechnoFund (RM500, 000 - RM3, 000, 000) [requires partnership with research institute]
• MOSTI eContent Fund [for content companies such as games and animation]
• Multimedia Grant Scheme (MDeC) (RM1,200,000++) for MSC Status Company [technology sector] only

The above list are grants, which means you do not need to pay the grant administrator back (there will be conditions and you should always ask first). Of course government grants are public funds. Use them well and responsibly…

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 Career:

Entrepreneur is a person who has possession over a new enterprise or venture and assumes full accountability for the inherent risks and the outcome.        -Wikipedia-

Entrepreneur: A Day in the Life

An entrepreneur risks his own capital, services, and skills in a company (or in several companies). Entrepreneurs exemplify everyone’s’ dream—working without a boss and using their own hands to build a livelihood. Successful entrepreneurs seem to have a number of similar qualities.

First, they know business, either from their own experience or through extensive research. Second, they are extremely motivated. The average number of working hours per week of a successful starting entrepreneur is seventy. Third, successful entrepreneurs become obsessed with -or at least fascinated by all parts of their chosen area of expertise. No aspect of the business is too large or too small to consider. The best thing about being an entrepreneur is that they control their own destinies to a greater extent than if they were working for someone else.Unlike working for someone else that judges their work and assigns a value to their services, every stitch of work they do goes toward their betterment. This puts immense pressure on the entrepreneurs, but it can also be the source of immense pleasure. Read More

The Top 10 Business Etiquette Faux Pas.                                                                                               Edited: Numbering/Colour

by Robert Ing

About the Author:
Dr. Robert Ing is a forensic specialist with appearances on North American news networks. He has provided security for celebrities and dignitaries. For more articles by Dr. Robert Ing please visit http://www.drroberting.com.
©Copyright 2005-2006 Dr. Robert Ing.

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In the world of business, it’s not what you do but how you do it. With one small gesture you can impress, insult, appear cultured and educated, or simply become a social outcast. In a competitive business environment whether you’re looking for a job, a raise, negotiating a major deal, interacting with peers, or knocking on doors for customers you will be ultimately judged on how you conduct yourself.

Here’s the top ten business etiquette faux pas that will keep you out of the executive suite and will land you on the “bush league” list. See how you stack up.

1. Wearing a digital or oversized watch with business attire.
2. Shaking hands without removing gloves.
3. If sitting, not getting up when introduced to, or shaking hands with a business associate.
4. Sending a FAX without a cover sheet.
5. Accepting someone’s business card but not offering yours in exchange.
6. Offering a client an inexpensive plastic pen (under $20) to sign a deal worth thousands. If you’re worried about losing, or someone accidentally pocketing your favorite pen, have your initials or name engraved on it. Engraved pens seem to stay with their owner longer!
7. Not responding to e-mail messages within 24 - 36 hours.
8. Calling people whose telephone numbers you obtained from your “Caller ID” service that didn’t leave a voice mail message.
9. Having your mobile telephone ring during a meeting and making matters worse by taking the call.
10. Not leaving your telephone number on a voice mail message because you “know” the person has it.

Another 16 fatal mistakes worthy of note are:

1. Men wearing lapel pins that have no significance; if asked about them, how do you explain these things without appearing a bit green around the edges?
2. Wearing excessive jewelry (more than three rings, more than one lapel pin, a large chain and medallion, etc.) with business attire.
3. Wearing extra strong cologne or perfume with business attire.
4. Leaving long voice mail messages (lasting over 180 seconds).
5. Ladies wearing skirts or dresses that go well above the knee in a business environment.
6. When asking for the name of a person on the telephone or in person, using the phrase “What was the name?” This is a definite cultural faux pas and an indirect insult to the person you’re speaking with.
7. Calling a business or sales meeting without providing each attendee with a meeting agenda at least 24 hours in advance.
8. When charging a business lunch or dinner, not leaving a cash tip but putting the tip on the credit card charge.
9. Sending Faxes of more than six pages without informing the recipient beforehand.
10. Putting the person you called on hold. If you initiate a telephone call, you are obligated to complete it without interruption.
11. Sending a three page or less text document as an attached file to an e-mail message instead of pasting it in the body of the message. Maximize productivity & efficiency by minimizing effort! It will get read and handled faster in less time, and the recipient won’t have to worry about whether they can open it.
12. Putting people on your e-mail distribution list without asking them first. You may e-mail them a request to be put on your list with a first edition of the material you’re distributing, but they must respond to be placed on the list to receive further mass e-mail.
13. Leaving more than two consecutive voice mail messages. If you didn’t get a call back on your first message, or have to update it, leave a second message. However, if you haven’t received a call back from your second message, put at least 24 hours distance between your second and third message.
14. Leaving a voicemail message that tells the recipient to call you but not giving any hint of the purpose or general subject of the call. By doing this you can be assured that your call will not be handled as a priority and when you finally do get a call back, your caller will not have the necessary files or information on hand to make the call productive.
15. If you are a man, not letting women enter or exit the elevator first.
16. If you are a chauffeur, going around the back of the car to open the door. Professional chauffeurs to diplomats and royalty always walk around the front of the vehicle; it’s a traditional sign of respect indicating you are not hiding something.

What Are You Thinking!

So by now you probably think that I’m some stuffed shirt old guy that is completely out of tune with the times. But before you dismiss the “old school” tried and true logic, consider how many people you have to compete with every day to get that job, that client, that raise, that level of respect and yes, even that special someone you dream about. You have to stand out. You have to make them remember you. You have to be different in a sane way.The people you see in videos and films are bad examples on how to dress and act, if unlike them, you have to get up each morning and earn a living or negotiate with those who do. Use these etiquette tips as a tool to improve your chances of getting where you want to be and improve your life.

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SCOMI Group Bhd’s net profit for the year ended Dec 31, 2007 (FY07) almost tripled to RM257mil compared with RM92.4mil in the previous year.

However, according to a KL-based senior analyst at a foreign brokerage, the strong profit performance came largely on an exceptional gain from the sale of 19.9% equity stake in Scomi Oilfield Ltd for US$99.5mil last March to Standard Chartered Pte Equity Ltd, as well as a lower tax rate of about 2%.

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Review:  Ok, now we know who Scomi is. Syah!

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