17 September 2015 1:27 AM Mohd. Ali Rustam (kanan) melaungkan slogan Hidup Melayu di hadapan ribuan peserta Himpunan Rakyat di Padang Merbok, Kuala Lumpur, semalam. KUALA LUMPUR 16 Sept. - Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu menjadi landasan bagi melaungkan suara orang Melayu yang sudah bosan terhadap sikap biadab segelintir rakyat yang berkiblatkan DAP. Presiden Persekutuan Silat Kebangsaan (Pesaka), Tan Sri Mohd. Ali Rustam berkata, himpunan itu bertujuan menunjukkan kebangkitan perpaduan orang Melayu bagi mempertahankan maruah bangsa itu daripada terus dihina gara-gara terlalu taksub dengan perjuangan politik bersifat cauvinis. Tegasnya, himpunan itu menjadi ‘lidah’ bagi orang Melayu untuk menggesa sikap biadab peserta perhimpunan haram Bersih 4.0 menghina pemimpin Melayu dihentikan serta merta. “Mereka semakin berani menghina pemimpin Melayu, kalau tidak suka sekalipun tidak perlu sampai pijak gambar. “Mereka bukan sahaja berani hina dan memijak gambar Perdana Menteri malah Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang yang merupakan Presiden dan juga Timbalan Presiden Majlis Ulama Dunia. “Ini bukan kali pertama, sebaliknya telah diulang dua kali, tiga kali malah sudah empat kali. Kita tidak boleh terima lagi, sebab itu kita berhimpun hari ini untuk memberi amaran keras supaya mereka menghentikannya,” katanya ketika berucap pada Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu di Padang Merbok, di sini hari ini. Jelasnya, malah dalam Islam juga menuntut umatnya untuk melawan kemungkaran melalui tiga cara iaitu menggunakan tangan, lidah dan hati. “Kita tidak akan menggunakan tangan kerana kita menghormati sistem demokrasi ini, tetapi hari ini kita gunakan `lidah’ untuk melawan musuh kita yang semakin biadab. “Oleh itu kami mengutuk sekeras-kerasnya himpunan haram Bersih kerana kita tidak sanggup lagi membiarkan mereka terus tidak menghormati Rukun Negara seperti kesetiaan kepada Raja dan negara, keluhuran Perlembagaan, kedaulatan undang-undang dan paling jelas kesopanan dan kesusilaan,” ujarnya. Tambahnya, Malaysia mengamalkan sistem demokrasi dan sekiranya benar-benar ingin menolak kepimpinan sedia ada mereka perlu boleh menterjemahkan melalui kotak undi. “Tetapi bukan dengan cara menghina pemimpin Melayu,” jelasnya. - See more at: http://www.utusan.com.my/berita/nasional/pertahan-maruah-melayu-1.136883#sthash.r2jJ4sB9.dpuf
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Acknowledge how people are feeling.
Too many leaders avoid making tough calls. The delay often does far more damage than whatever fallout they were trying to avoid. In fact, hard decisions often get more complicated when they’re deferred. In a ten-year longitudinal study of more than 2,700 leaders, 57% percent of newly appointed executives said that decisions were more complicated and difficult than they expected. In particular, three challenges stood out. First, a desire to be kind often encouraged leaders to put off making, or delivering, a decision they knew would be unpopular, but this only increased people’s pain in the long run. A second problem was an obsession with making the absolute best decision; some leaders delayed decision-making to gather more data. But taking action in the face of incomplete data is an executive’s job. A third common reason for delayed decision-making was a desire to be fair. Managers often want to avoid singling out their star performers, or put off holding their under-performers accountable. But while that may seem egalitarian, in fact it’s the opposite of fairness. Your organization watches how you make decisions, and your behavior shapes the culture for others. Focus on making timely decisions that keep the work moving forward.
Too many standing meetings are a waste of time. Better meeting techniques, such as distributing agendas, won’t fix a meeting that shouldn’t be happening at all. When it’s not clear who owns a meeting, why people are convening, and how a group’s work contributes to the company’s strategy, more-drastic measures are needed. First, make sure each meeting has a clearly articulated mandate with defined decision rights. Second, design a synchronized meeting cadence. It may seem obvious, but a meeting’s frequency and allotted time must be commensurate with its charter and decision rights. Finally, figure out the right composition. Too often leaders let hierarchy define who comes to a meeting. Instead, only those who have something specific to contribute should be included.
Execution is often the place where good strategies go to die. But it doesn’t have to be. As you’re developing your strategy, take into account the thinking styles and mental models of the people who will be responsible for its execution. Involve them in the process of creating the strategy, to generate a sense of ownership and to tap into their collective wisdom. Strategy is inherently about creating something new or getting somewhere new. But we often can’t process something that is completely unrelated to what we already know. So craft a narrative that connects the past to the future, and design metrics that focus attention and motivate behavior around what will make the strategy successful. Those metrics should center on questions such as: How many experiments are we able to run per week or even per day? How well are we connecting the various forms of capital across the business? How rapidly is our ecosystem growing? How easily can people share data across the enterprise? These are much better indicators of whether you are truly aligning strategy and execution for digital disruption.
We all spend too much time complaining at work. Why? Because it feels good, requires minimal risk, and it’s easy. When we complain about someone else, the uncomfortable feelings begin to dissipate because complaining releases our pent up energy. That’s why we say things like “I’m venting” or “I’m blowing off steam.” But complaining creates a number of dysfunctional side effects (beyond the time wasted): It creates factions, prevents or delays productive engagement, reinforces and strengthens dissatisfaction, riles up others, breaks trust, and, potentially, makes the complainer appear negative. Instead of complaining, take action. Be direct with the person who is causing your frustration. It’s not nearly as easy as complaining. But it will be far more productive and valuable.
Implications for marketers and policy makers.
You may think you’re helping. You’re not.
And you might be the cause.
Cyberattacks are on the rise, and it isn’t only violated firms that are hurt by them. New research finds that hacked firms’ rivals can also suffer negative financial effects — but these effects can be mitigated by having good privacy practices. In particular, firms with privacy policies that are transparent about how the company uses customer data and that give customers a high degree of control over their data can protect themselves when their rivals are hacked. The upside to having a strong privacy policy can be considerable: The researchers found it can save some companies hundreds of millions of dollars.
The amount of ventilation, or fresh outdoor air brought inside, is a critical determinant of health. But does air quality also matter for workers’ productivity and cognitive ability? Research on knowledge workers suggests so. Two studies found that breathing better air led to significantly better decision-making performance among participants. Researchers saw higher test scores across nine cognitive function domains when workers were exposed to increased ventilation rates, lower levels of chemicals, and lower carbon dioxide. Businesses should take action to optimize their air quality for employees’ health and productivity.
