- As you start to age, fitting into the complex hierarchy is an issue
- Best to leave before you hit 62
- Your grey hair and double chins would be a piss off to your younger peers. But their time would come too.
- Your ability to learn new things would have slowed down tremendously. Don't worry too much as you are not alone in this
- Your daily experience would be quite irrelevant
- The only drift wood that you could offer is your ability to survive in a severe economic downturn in your office. Meaning to say that you can survive in an ocean, but your young peers would be drowned in a swimming pool
- Meeting deadlines is not an issue to you owing to your vast experience. But to the wannabe and pretender would be an issue
- Forget about withdrawing the mandatory saving (cpf) imposed by the gov't, as by now you should have enough fund in your hand
- Can't stand those colleagues who have left the co, but still need to come back. It is like a bird that has been released, but still need to come back like a homing pigeon
- Don't complain too much about sitting arrangement but concentrate more toward passing your roles to your peers
- Avoid causing serious damage to the career of your tormentors who might have oppressed or irritated you, for they might have elderly parents to take care
( Final advice by the owner of this blog:- Be gracious and learn to walk away peacefully )
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