There are Rebels in Singapore - Entrepreneurs
In the article, Ms. Chew talks about starting her company and the challenges she faced. Singaporean women who are interested in being entrepreneurs need advisers who understand what it is like to be a women in business. They need more women like Ms. Chew.
Having lived in Asia, I can fully understand how difficult it was for this women to start her own company and pursue it passionately. It goes against everything she is "supposed" to do as an Asian and an Asian women. As a business women, I fully agree with her that your company should have a steady stream of cash to help keep it growing.
I also liked her comments about what she looks for in employees. People are always looking for hard skills but Ms. Chew is right that employees with soft skills, those who are happy, smiling and love dealing with people are very valuable but do you agree with her that they are hard to find?
Supposedly, a high level of entrepreneurship indicates a healthy economy. What do you think? Are the two related?
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