Faktor Penguasaan orang Cina Di Dalam Ekonomi

sinar_inspirasi

org kita terus menerus dengan kajian utk mulakan sesuatu.. sehingga tak jadi apa2 satu...

sebenarnya kalau nak kaji betul2 satu2 bisnes... tak perlu amik masa sngat sebenarnya...

cuma sifat tangguh org kita mnyebabkan beribu2 alasan masih dlm kajian...

dan sifat takut menyelebungi diri masing..

pastu nak kumpul modal sampai cukup....... woit.. kalau gaji setakat 1-2k tu.. apa yg nak dikumpulkan... nak tunggu sampai berapa baru cukup?... 1-2k pun tak cukup utk satu bulan.....

nak ikat perut?... huhuhu.. tak larat laa bro/sis....

kalau betul2 nak buat... nak kaji bagai... sebulan dah cukup kalau betul2 nak... paling lama pun 2 bln.... itu pun kalau bidang yg kita dah rasa nak buat dan tau sedikit sebanyak...

kalu yg kaji lama2 tu bleh terima kalau nak buat nuklear ke... bom atom ke.. cara nak hantar ke israel.. itu memerlukan kajian dan inteligen laa.... huhuuhhu

kalau setakat nak jual baju budak.. kain pasang n tudung bagai... tak perlu betahun2 kajian ... kalau bab modal.. kalau perlu berhutang baik berhutanglah dengan kapasiti yg selayaknya.. jgn lebih sebagai permulaan...

atau pun sebab kajian begitulama adalah utk buka supermarket atau hypermarket bagai... hahahaha... teruskan berjuang wahai saudaraku....

sinar_inspirasi

kuasai laa market pemborong... sentimen skrg ni ni dah membesar... sentimen ketuanan.... so kuasailah jualan pukal... insyaALLAh menjana ekonomi ketuanan kita gak... kalau tak bleh buat persatuan besar2... buat lah beberapa org yg bleh dipercayai... kumpul modal 2-30k sorang.. pegi ke kilang mana2 negara yg anda berminat...

dan jadi pemborong... lawan jln kenanga tu...  pegi situ wat marketing... upah budak2 sorang... tgk satu ketuanan dengan korang bagi je bisneskad ke.. flyers ka apa ka yg berkaitan dengan promosi kedai korang... produk korang..

tgk apa yg terbaik jualan kat situ.. apa yg bagus utk market... tak susah kalau betul2 nak buat..

sinar_inspirasi

tp kalau takut2 nak berpesatuan atau tak percaya pada partner.. buat sorang2.. cari modal lebih sikit lagi... upah atau gajikan budak2.... apa2pun...

lu pikir laa sendiri

kekbelacan

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2007 ... Tiong-Lay_3GU2.html
#8 Yeoh Tiong Lay

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/10/BZLF.html
#245 Lim Goh Tong

http://www.forbes.com/2008/05/21 ... 1malaysia_land.html
The Richest Malaysians

   1. Robert Kuok
   2. Ananda Krishnan
   3. Lee Shin Cheng
   4. Teh Hong Piow
   5. Lee Kim Hua & family
   6. Quek Leng Chan
   7. Yeoh Tiong Lay & family
   8. Syed Mokhtar AlBukhary
   9. Vincent Tan
  10. Tiong Hiew King
  11. Azman Hashim
  12. William H. J. Cheng
  13. Lee Swee Eng
  14. Ong Beng Seng
  15. Lim Kok Thay
  16. Vinod Sekhar
  17. Lee Oi Hian
  18. Yaw Teck Seng
  19. Anthony Fernandes
  20. Mokhzani Mahathir
  21. Kamarudin Meranun
  22. Jeffrey Cheah
  23. Lee Hau Hian
  24. Chong Chook Yew
  25. Yaw Chee Ming
  26. G. Gnanalingam
  27. Lim Wee Chai
  28. Kua Sian Kooi
  29. Lau Cho Kun
  30. Abdul Hamed Sepawi
  31. David Law Tien Seng
  32. Tiah Thee Kian
  33. Liew Kee Sin
  34. Ahmayuddin bin Ahmad
  35. Eleena Azlan Shah
  36. Lin Yun Ling
  37. Ong Leong Huat
  38. Lim Thian Kiat
  39. Khoo Kay Peng
  40. Nazir Razak

Ada sesuatu yg mereka ada yg korang takde ...
dan kenapa melayu2 hanya layak jadi kontraktor kelas F ?

soalan utk pemimpin melayu esp yg berpengalaman 22 tahun mentadbir negara ketuanan melayu nih.

palmolive

bapak aku meniaga takder nak pening pasal duit cm org gaji...

WonBin

Aku buat renovation nih, jimat 30% sebab pakai kontraktor melayu yang bagus.

Cina totok ni charge mahal. cekik darah.

Dalam ramai2 tu ada kontraktor melayu yang amat bagus kerjanya dan mintak harga jauh lebih murah daripada Cina.

Tanggungjawab kita ialah jika tahu mana2 melayu yang bagus, refer kan kepada kawan2 yang lain.

Stop promote orang Cina.

WonBin

Saya ni dulu suka buat kerja gila-gila. bukak surat company jiran yang tidak dituntut. Saya bukak bank statement company Cina. wow, cash ada dalam akaun dalam setengah juta padahal ENTERPRISE sahaja, bukan Sdn Bhd. Itulah Cina

palmolive

kalo ada org Melayu minat meniaga aku sarankan dia baca buku Chef Li:Jutawan Senyap...leh jd panduan

sinar_inspirasi

kalau nak niaga betul2... buku apa pun bleh baca.. semua bagus...

Mansairaku

Encik Wonbin dan para forumers board usahawan, terima kasih for the all the postings.  Selama ni tak pernah terdetik untuk masuk this board, rupa nya ada banyak perkara yang boleh dipelajari di sini.  So far, belum habis baca lagi .. insyaAllah, esok esok and if ada masa terluang, akan masuk lagi in this board untuk sambung pembacaan.  Again, many thanks for the postings.

myahakeem

Wan Seng kongsi petua kejayaan peniaga Cina
Posted by harizamrry under Agro - Minda Usahawan

揃ANGUN seawal Subuh kerana sumber rezeki bermula awal pagi. Suruhan ini dititikberatkan dalam Islam, tetapi masyarakat Cina turut mengamalkannya,

ngah_jabor

Originally posted by myahakeem at 17-1-2009 11:04 PM
Wan Seng kongsi petua kejayaan peniaga Cina
Posted by harizamrry under Agro - Minda Usahawan

揃ANGUN seawal Subuh kerana sumber rezeki bermula awal pagi. Suruhan ini dititikberatkan dalam I ...

good article mya !!!...

monashis

Originally posted by myahakeem at 17-1-2009 11:04 PM
Wan Seng kongsi petua kejayaan peniaga Cina
Posted by harizamrry under Agro - Minda Usahawan

揃ANGUN seawal Subuh kerana sumber rezeki bermula awal pagi. Suruhan ini dititikberatkan dalam I ...

penyakit orang melayu...

-keras pale
-sombong
-dengki
-kedekut
-nak free je
-berlagak
-suka ikut apa yang orang wat
-bila xjadi salah kerajaan la
-suka mandram
-suka busuk ati
-suka perlekeh
-suka cakap banyak
-kaki sembang
-kaki penipu
-otak kotor
-suka banding urusan orang
-bila xdapat cakap idup xguna
-:@

WonBin

Sehebat-hebat Cina dan serakus-rakus restoran mamak, ada satu tempat di KL di mana semua kopitiam Cina dan restoran mamak tewas kepada 1 restoran orang melayu Kelantan. Cantik macam kopitiam dan sales pon beribu-ribu sehari sebab makanan dia tak murah, dan menjadi tempat golongan elit pi makan termasuk tadi aku jumpa a group of mak datin body macam Ahkak Pink, macam tong drum/badak sumbu

thedude

Originally posted by WonBin at 23-1-2009 03:30 PM
Sehebat-hebat Cina dan serakus-rakus restoran mamak, ada satu tempat di KL di mana semua kopitiam Cina dan restoran mamak tewas kepada 1 restoran orang melayu Kelantan. Cantik macam kopitiam dan  ...

Kat mane tu encik ?

sinar_inspirasi

Originally posted by thedude at 23-1-2009 03:56 PM


Kat mane tu encik ?

jom pegi.. aku belanja.... tanya wonbin kedai tu kat mana...

WonBin

Dulu nama kedai Nasi Sumatera kat Mutiara Damansara, sekarang dah renovation jadi cantik dan tukar nama jadi Mama Dee

thedude

Hah ape lagi .. kita dah tau kedai mana .... jom jom ....

Encik Wonbin kontrak masyuk .. takmau blanja kita kaaaa ?

WonBin

Kenneth's Story
Kenneth Woo (great.bmw.deals) decided to make the leap in 2005 to be a full-time seller on eBay selling BMW parts and has not looked back since. He shares selling tips for beginners and about his personal trading experiences.


"Now that it's gung-ho full time on eBay, my sales are better than before"







Q. How did you get started selling on eBay?
A. I had a day job which didn't really pay well for the kind of work I had to do and like most youngsters in the 18-25 age bracket, enjoyed lots of happy hours karaoke-ing, clubbing and didn't know how to save money. Inevitably, I was overspending and was looking for a way to fund it. Any money-making idea sounded good at that time, e.g. selling mobile phones, mp3 players, digital cameras. There were already many people on eBay selling these popular items. I wanted to find a niche market.

I've always had a keen interest in BMWs since my teenage days but couldn't afford one on my salary and expenses. In December 2003, I approached a good friend of mine who is now my supplier, to see if he had BMW spares to offer. Within the same week, he walked me through an intensive course on browsing the e-catalogue and pricing. My sales were steadily increasing and my nightlife decreased to almost zero. I was too busy snapping pictures and listing items on eBay!

In October 2005, I decided to be my own boss. That was the easiest decision I had to make and I have never looked back since. Now that it's gung-ho full time on eBay, my sales are better than before.
Q. How did you come up with your eBay ID?
A. My eBay ID, great.bmw.deals, best describes what I am offering on eBay. Buyers sometimes walk away with up to 90% discount off the retail price. The best part is the item is exactly the same as he would have gotten from his local dealer.
Q. Any interesting trading experience to share with us?
A. I enjoy providing great service to all my customers; be it before, during and after sales. I think the society now is more service-oriented. Occasionally reading the feedback from buyers just makes my day. My favourite part as a buyer is that you can hunt for that great deal and walk away with an item for 90% discount. It's rare but it really does happen. The hardest part is when you've found that bargain but cannot decide if you'll use it for yourself or sell it!
Q. What tips would you give to new sellers who would like to start an online business?
A.

Find something which interests you. It really helps because you're already well versed with your product.
Even if it is slow at first, never give up. Even if you earn $100 or $10,000, it is extra income.
Be as detailed and transparent as you can. If there's a small defect on your item, highlight it and describe it. Put yourself in the shoes of your buyer.
Good photos are essential.
Your time is yours to manage. This can be your night/day/full-time job.
Don't procrastinate. Answer all enquiries as soon as you can. If there's one buyer out of the 10 enquiries, that is one sale made. It also helps if your client is looking for something new in the market that you aren't aware of, so sometimes you might get to learn something new and find out the trends.
Provide the best after-sales service as you possibly can. Repeat customers will recommend you to their friends.
Q. In a nutshell, what does eBay mean to you?
A. There is next to no start-up cost needed to sell on eBay. Here's why: For $15 a month, you can have an eBay Store with international exposure as compared to $1,500 a month which you will pay to rent a small office space which will only give you local exposure. Not to mention the advertising, renovation, furniture, equipment and other overhead hidden costs. It is also painless to list your items with all the features eBay has provided extensively.

hazel23

sungguh aku termalu...

seawal pagi semalam,,, aku meround / memborong sumer barang keperluan utk site, yelah, most hardware kan cina, so dlm kepala mesti dorang tutup kedai dari ahad hingga minggu depan, atau silap2 chap goh mei, kedai tutup, nanti macam mana nak buat kerja kalau kedai tutup....dahlah pekerja indon sumer ni aku kerah kerja sampai selasa.. (sebab dorang upah gaji pakai hari kan....) adalah jugak kedai melayu, tapi kawasan site aku ni kat bukit jalil lah, jln ipoh, rawang .. kedai h/ware melayu tak ramai. kalau ada pun, selalu bila brg tak der, dorang tak der inisiatif calling2 supplier lain.

rupa2nya, sampai pagi ni pun bila aku balik kl tadi, kedai2 hardware nibertimbun bukak, walaupun mlm ni makan besar (dan popo neighbour sebelah aku ni tengah karaoke ramai2 dgn family dia - makan besar)

cina ni, selagi bole bukak kedai, dia berniaga gila2, tapi bila start cuti pun dia bercuti betul22...

dan sepanjang perjalanan semalam menghala ke selatan - hway plus yg jem panjang di bangi tu - atas jlnraya dipenuhi dengan pemandu2 melayu (termasuk aku)... emmm malu pun ada..