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- Azman Yahaya
- Received my early education at the Rifle Range Road (2) Primary School, Kuala Lumpur. Attended junior high school at Raja Abdullah Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur and high school at Technical Institute, Kuala Lumpur. Further study at Mara Institute of Technology (ITM), Shah Alam, Selangor and obtained Certificate in Town and Regional Planning and Diploma in Quantity Surveying. Continued study in Mara University of Technology (UiTM) and obtained Bachelor of Quantity Surveying (Honours). I am a skilled commercial manager with extensive background in-and thorough knowledge of- development, construction, maintenance and construction contracts. Also having knowledge and experience in project, facilities and property management. Experienced in developing and implementing competitive cost planning, project budgeting, cost controlling and development appraisal. Exceptional organizational, analytic and managerial skills. Career as Commercial Expert till now.
Tuesday, 6 January 2015
Indonesia Fun Fact
When
someone says yes, does he or she mean yes or no. Indonesia
is a gracious culture that is polite. Wanting to be agreeable and never wanting
to embarrass another, the native language Bahasa Indonesia has 12 words that
"say yes but really mean no. Unless you are
fluent in Bahasa Indonesia, using English or another language will not convey
the correct message. Even with a correct translation, though the literal
translation for these 12 words would be yes, the culture requires a polite,
agreeable response. Since saying no to someone is impolite,
don't assume a positive response means you have agreement.
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