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EVENT FOR SEPTEMBER 2009
02/09 HAPPY BIRTHDAY
NANCY SOH
5TH BUSINESS MEETING
05/09/09 @ 7.30 pm
Restoran Sri Melaka, 1st Floor Amcorp Mall,
18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 PJ.
06/09/09 Charity Bowling @ 10 am
with Chinese Schools Alumni
at U-Bowl, 1-Utama, PJ
15-17/09/09 Leo Club Monash University
Blood Donation cum Go Green Week
at Monash Campus
6TH BUSINESS MEETING
18/09/09 @ 7.30 pm
Restoran Sri Melaka, 1st Floor Amcorp Mall,
18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 PJ.
26/9/09 Visit Mr. Ea & Family
EVENT FOR AUGUST 2009
01/08/09 @ 6.30 pm @ RM60/pax
DG Choong Kwei Loi Inauguration & Installation of Cabinet Officers
Kampar Chinese Temple Hall
3RD BUSINESS MEETING
07/08/09 @ 7.30 pm
Restoran Sri Melaka, 1st Floor Amcorp Mall,
18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 PJ.
08/08/09 Leo Club Monash University
11.00 am Orientation
2.00 pm Installation
Campus Monash University
12/08 HAPPY BIRTHDAY
PATRICIA TAN
15/08/09 @ 2.00 pm
CARES 4th Sub-Committee Meeting
Telematch for Cancer Children
4TH BUSINESS MEETING
21/08/09 @ 7.30 pm
Restoran Sri Melaka, 1st Floor Amcorp Mall,
18 Jalan Persiaran Barat, 46050 PJ.
Stealing people's time is a crime!!!
This month I want to talk to you about stealing. When we talk of stealing, we usually define it as the act of taking tangible things without the consent of the owner. But today, I want to talk to you about stealing in another context i.e. in relation to intangible things and in particular time. How many times have we seen people (I call them ‘time stealers’) coming late for a meeting for instance. With or without realizing it, these people are stealing the time of all those who were on time. The people who come on time are now ‘forced to waste’ it on meaningless activities like idle talk, whilst waiting for the meeting to begin. Another good example is when a VIP is late for the opening of a conference for instance. Let’s say there are five hundred people at the conference and the VIP is twenty minutes late. This amounts to stealing time to the tune of approximately 166 hours from everyone. That is a lot of time!
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What I find most infuriating, from a management perspective is that these time stealers are encouraged because their actions are tolerated by statements like, "Lets wait for the latecomers", or "let’s wait until everyone is here". And through this tacit approval, organizations and managers are in a sense giving explicit permission for these time stealers to go on stealing. And because of this, all meetings, conferences, training etc continue to start late so as to allow these time stealers to steal even more time.
Importantly, by being late, these people are not only stealing other’s time but also showing disrespect and contempt for other people. If you are a time stealer, I really, really do hope that you will look at the whole situation from this new perspective and stop. And if you are in a management role, please ensure that you take action against these time stealers before ‘time stealing’ becomes a norm in your department/organization. Remember, stealing people's time is a crime!!! Thank you for taking the time to read this. Take care! Sharing from HEERA Training and Management Consultancy which I attended.