So long, Cubicle Land Dwellers. Give me Ah-Peks-in-Shorts. They make Singapore great
One of the traits that I notice about “working professionals,” or the people who dwell in cubicles, is that they have a curious pride in being under stress.
My current employer, for example, likes to tell me that I have it easy because although I might strain myself in the sun, I get to go home and empty my mind whilst he continues to face all sorts of pressures. The experience of working with this group was an eye-opener. I got to know the people who make Singapore great – small-time traders with a nose for opportunity.
It’s hard to explain to people who have come to see a standard office job as normal, but the “normalcy” of Cubicle Land frightens me.
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