In its desire to control everything and everyone the company implements new and new restrictions. Though it’s time to make clear that here the only one person takes decisions. This is CEO, Teh Ming Wah, a woman in her fifties, who sets the rules. She made a brilliant career from masseur in an ordinary spa directly to the CEO of Berjaya Hills Resort. We won’t discuss what so amazingly propelled her way as we know very little and can only guess, but the matter of fact that one needs very different knowledge, personal skills and educational background for both positions.
Driven by the fear that workers of all levels may run away, steal, kill, talk, get pregnant, be smart (and even smarter then her), gossip, laugh, like each other, be friends, have own opinion and better taste, be free and happy, the CEO invents more and more rules to harness everybody.
Here is one of the recent stories. One girl from Le Chateau Front Office had a boyfriend in Kuala Lumpur and asked permission to go there in the evening after her shift. Next morning for sure she would come back to work in time. Girl’s application was rejected, she was not allowed to leave the resort for nights at all. The reason is simple: a woman in her late menopause can not tolerate a young pretty girl living full life.
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