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Five For Fortune Ep 4: 5 Tips for Being On Time

Freda Liu | Maya Tan

27-Feb-14 12:30

Five For Fortune Ep 4: 5 Tips for Being On Time

We’re responsible for what is known as “Malaysian Timing”.  As we strive towards globalisation and developed nation status,how can being on time spark greater success? Freda Liu and Maya Tan share five easy tips for beating the clock.


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Tags:  punctuality,  success,  good habits,  being on time,  professional,  professionalism


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