Thursday, April 29, 2021

WOTC - Constitution of a country

 Wisdom of the crowd: The top choices of the principle to be embedded in the constitution of a country are - justice and fairness (38%) and livelihood and welfare of the people (33%).


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Anonymous said...

One current positive sentiment is that properties are selling. This not only keeps the economy moving, besides assistance to those who need to cash out for economic reasons.

April 29, 2021 10:39 AM
Anonymous said...

In some countries, the young are encouraged to forgo traditional schooling and universities

and enroll in apprenticeship programs that offer a mixture of on-the-job training and

classroom learning. In today's world of rapid changes, the programs of mixed technical skills

and traditional education has resulted in low rates of youth unemployment. Germany is one of

them. The head of UBS Swiss Bank, Sergio Ermotti began as an apprentice at a small bank in

Lugano. Today, he is the CEO of one of the largest banks in the world. Unfortunately, a

vocational education suffers a stigma for not able to get into a four-year university.

April 29, 2021 6:43 PM
Anonymous said...












Pointers to take note of Scammers






Impersonators may use Caller ID spoofing technology to mask their actual number and instead display a name/number that purports to be from a Bank/Telco/Government agency/Courier company.




No government agency will request for your personal and banking details, or request for you to transfer money over the phone or through automated voice machines.







Do not act under the instructions of anyone suspicious.




Always verify the identity of the caller. You can do so by calling the official contact number of the relevant entity. Do not assume that the caller is genuine.







Do not give out any personal and banking information (i.e. User ID, password or One-Time PIN (OTP)) to anyone.

Treat them like your ATM PIN.







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April 29, 2021 11:44 PM

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