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isu ni dari zaman tok kaduk dah ada la..tak settle2 lagi ke
yg pastinya bab bisiness ni melayu masih lemah
majoriti peniaga melayu masih tahap peniaga kaki lima..masih banyak yg perlu bantuan |
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Iktibar bro...iktibar.Mmg la aku cuba sedaya upaya cermin diri sendiri 7 tak nak tuding pada sesape tp iktibar dr org lain kita kena jadikan teladan!Pepagi berak taik bau wangi peh tu bleh kutuk puas2....lagilah tak betul.Ada sesapa yg perfectke?perluke nk kutuk org lain.Ini citer aku khas utk MELAYU yg ISLAM je.Bangsa lain tak ada halal haram.Maybe nasib aku tak baik jumpa ramai bisnes melayu yg haprak! |
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Balas #23 zusha\ catat
freedom to speak  semua org berhak suarakn pendapt masing2.
nama pun forum.. |
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Setakat entertain client pergi disco,pub aku rasa bukan Melayu saje. Cina India pun sama.....Depends pada individu |
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Balas #24 jazy\ catat
takpe la.. kita sama2 ambik cerita ni sebagai iktibar..
yg baik kita jadikan tauladan.. yg buruk kita jadikn sempadan |
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Originally posted by jazy at 3-5-2009 22:52 
Maybe nasib aku tak baik jumpa ramai bisnes melayu yg haprak!
kat mana tu ko jumpa...? |
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melayu lagi..huuhuhuhu... |
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Balas #29 faridali\ catat
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hahaha... gitu laa hari2 diperbincangkan.. yg penting..kita mesti majukan diri kita... itu yg penting.. dan semampu bleh membantu rakan2 seperjuangan.... |
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Originally posted by jazy at 3-5-2009 00:30 
Aku nk share & feedback dr semua usahawan/businessman MELAYU.
Aku skrg buat bisnes yg jarang2 org melayu ceburkan diri.Kebanyakan cina yg buat. Aku penah rasa jatuh&peritnya bila bisnes kurang m ...
menarik cerita yg realitinyer aku pernah juga... tapi yg aku jumpa adalah anak kepada ahli perniagaan berjaya...aku neh bukan peniaga,, tapi kenal sebagai kawan anaknya.... aper yg aku tahu bapanya seorang usahawan berjaya di malaysia kayanya aku tak tahu.. tapi anaknya belanja sebulan bleh cecah 80k hanya untuk menum2.. tonggang2.. dan checkin2 hotel...bapanya tonggang2 dah macam air sejuk disebabkan alasan entertain org2 penting kerajaan.... katanya ramai yg kita kenali org2 besar neh muka amatlah baik dan suci... tapi menum tak hengat punya.. berjernis2 air teguk... jadi sibapa terpaksa layan untuk sekebil projek...
kalu aper yg tuan rumah kata menum air oren takat ratus2 tuh bagi dorang mmg macam tahap menum kat kedai mamak jerkk... langsung tak kisah... imaginekan 4 kredit card platinum yg kredit limit 20k setiap satu bleh penuh semuanya hujung bulan,, tapi nasib baik salah satu tuh bapanya punya pendua kad yg opis dia bayarkan... jadik gaji bapanya bagi settlekan 3 kad lagik laa...perhh... salah sorang usahawan melayu berjaya... |
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Originally posted by elle_gogo at 3-5-2009 20:42 
elle pun duduk shah alam..kat sini ramai melayu berjaya.
sungguh mengagumkan.. paling membanggakn kalau bawak kereta mewah no plat negeri kelahiran masing2.
paling byk jumpa no plat DAU 888, TG 444... HEHEHE tu buka no ekor.. 
Elle, bagi saya , bukan saja org negeri Trg or kelantan yang berjaya..
Orang negeri lain kedah, Penang, dll semua ramai..
Tapi kita tak perasan, psl mereka cakap bahasa lenggok yang hampir sama...
Dan yang penting, mungkin mereka boleh menggunakan bahasa Malaysia dengan baik bila berinteraksi dengan orang ramai..
Dan for me, nothing to proud to represent any negeri..
Kita rakyat Malaysia, nak berniaga dengan semua orang,
Dan my team saya suruh asah lidah masing2, suruh cakap bahasa Malaysia dan english dengan cara betul, tak perlu tonjol an image kekampungan melampau nak berniaga dengan org pro..
jangan taksub dengan tonjolkan negeri kelahiran masing2 untuk jadi professional..
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Memang meloyakan jika kita disumbat dengan cerita cerita streotype ttg melayu lupa diri, melayu tak reti berniaga terus menerus...
Bukan tak boleh menerima kritikan...
Nak bagi motivation dan teladan, better tonjolkan berita sebegini..walau saya tak suka tengok wayang ,,
From Zero To Heroes' les Copaque
SHAH ALAM, May 2 ?Twenty thousand ringgit. That's about how close three young 3D animation filmmakers came to breaking the local box-office record for made-in-Malaysia movies with their very first feature-length film 揋eng?
The movie ended up taking in RM6.31 million at the end of its run in March, coming within a whisker of all-time champion 揕agi Lagi Senario?which grossed RM6.33 million in 2001.
Merchandise sales of the movie characters have been brisk and, as a sign of its popularity, have also been pirated and are being sold in pasar malams and even hypermarkets.
When met at their modest but comfortable corner shoplot studio in Shah Alam, the boys ?Mohd Nizam Abd Razak, Mohd Safwan Abd Karim and Muhammad Usamah Zaid, all just 26 years of age and casually dressed ?made it clear that with their next movie, they intend to see the record for the local movie box office not only fall but smashed ?by opening the sequel to the family-oriented 揋eng?during the school holidays in 2010 instead of outside it like with their first film.
They are feeling confident that the sequel could take in as much as RM12 million.
揋eng? however, may well set the record for overall box office for a Malaysian movie as it is slated to open in Indonesia in September and India and Brunei some time later.
Their partner in India plans to dub the Malay-language feature into Tamil and Hindi, and has put out a conservative forecast of US$4 million (RM14.3 million) in box-office takings, although it could be several times that.
The trio also found themselves with a hit TV series on their very first try ?揢pin & Ipin??now in its second season on TV9 and the second-highest-rated cartoon series on television with an estimated 1.5 million viewers. That puts it ahead of 揝pongeBob?(800,000 viewers) and behind only 揇oraemon?(1.6 million viewers). It is also being shown in Indonesia.
Such commercial success was far from certain when the three film and animation coursemates and friends from Multimedia University (MMU) formed Les' Copaque Production Sdn Bhd together with a husband-and-wife investor in December 2005.
While it now appears they have something of the Pixar touch in that everything they have worked on has been a hit, although on a much smaller scale than the US-based studio behind 揊inding Nemo?and 揟oy Story? the reality is that it involved hard work and a great deal of risk as some RM4 million was poured into making 揋eng?
To make ends meet, they had to do unrelated projects like video montages for golf club openings and television advertisements.
"Imagine if 慓eng?was not a hit, we would have had to close down," says Nizam, the more vocal of the three filmmakers and the trio's natural frontman.
"You can try your best and still not achieve success. Sometimes you just have to pray," he adds philosophically while fingering pirated soft toys of Upin and Ipin, the cute toddler characters from 揋eng?
Less than four years ago, Nizam and Safwan, now executive director and production director respectively, were jobless after having quit their first job at an animation studio in Damansara, Petaling Jaya.
Meanwhile, Zaid, now animation director, was feeling depressed while working the grind at an advertising firm.
"We were not happy at the Damansara animation company as they were not focused on quality. It was very demotivating. We tried talking to the boss but he told us that we don't understand the business," recalls Nizam.
Feeling desperate but unwilling to go back to doing what they felt was mass-produced, low-quality animation, Nizam and Safwan were introduced via a classmate to Burhanuddin Radzi and his wife Puan Ainon Ariff in late 2005.
The couple were simply looking for a project to occupy their time as Burhanuddin had just retired from his job as operations director at oil and gas company Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd and Ainon had left her career in banking to be a housewife years earlier.
The match, though unlikely at the time, has turned out to be one made in animation heaven.
It gave the three talented graduates a platform to immediately start creating their own intellectual property rather than working for others, while allowing the oil and gas veteran and his wife a chance to do something fun, different 梐nd profitable.
The mix of creativity with business experience and acumen has proven to be a winning formula.
While the cinemas claim about half of 揋eng's?earnings, government financial incentives, sales from overseas screenings, merchandise and DVDs will put the movie solidly in the black.
The studio has set a target of RM8 million in revenue this year.
"We never thought that we would have our own company so early," says Nizam. "It was only a dream. We thought it would be another five or six years before we could start our own studio."
While he and Safwan started the company, Zaid, longing to return to more creative pursuits, would quit the advertising company and come on board only a few months later.
Ainon, who had initially thought of indulging her passion of writing scripts for live drama productions, didn't even know what 3D animation was.
"When a daughter of a friend told me about the boys, I had to ask, what is animation? The boys then showed me their final-year university project and I was convinced. The boys did ask me, why do you trust us? But I saw their drive and their passion and I believe in giving people a chance and thinking positively."
The couple were forewarned that 3D animation was an expensive business.
"The boys told us it would cost RM2 million but we ended up spending RM3 million," Burhanuddin says with mock indignation. On top of that, the film also consumed an additional RM1 million grant from the government's e-Content fund for digital content.
Burhanuddin, who is the studio's managing director, also told the boys that this was "their first and last chance" and it was make or break for them.
Taking it to heart, the boys decided to name the studio Les' Copaque, a play on 搇ast kopek? which is Malay slang for a 搇ast chance?
While they were somewhat prepared for the expenses, the amount of work required and the swift success caught Burhanuddin and his wife off guard.
"I thought I could play golf everyday but now I only get to play on Saturdays," Burhanuddin says.
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cam sinopsis cerekarama tv3 jek.. jalan cerita biasa korporate melayu yg lupa diri... |
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kekadang tgok customer jugak... asyik nak mengepow bukan2... disco laa ppuan laa... klu takat hp/laptop tuh boleh ler tahan lg... |
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kawan aku keje developer.. berurusan dgn government officer terutama kat Majlis Perbandaran.... dia cakap ada SEGELINTIR officer gomen terutama kat technical department minta entertainment yg cenggini bila projek dorang diluluskan.. nak taknak terpaksa layan..  |
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kalau kita masuk masjid/surau memang kita nampak ramai orang melayu yang tahap imannya masih tinggi
kalau kita masuk tempat happy hour, jangan terperanjat tengok orang melayu kita yang tahap imannya so so
tapi jangan terperanjat, kalau ke overseas, dan terserampak dengan orang orang melayu yang sebutan Allah pun tak betul lagi.
pokok pangkal, hati.
ramai juga orang cina, india dsbnya bila part sembahyangnya - ramai di kuil, tokong dan gereja. ramai juga yg ke genting & batam untuk night lifenya.
pendapat peribadi saya, IF WE WORK HARD, WE CAN ALSO PLAY HARD.
lepas dah keluar zakat, bayar hutang, tak salah rasanya minum oren $36/- atau lepak starbuck sapai $78/- , asal berbelanja tak swipe kredit kad - sebab ada ramai orang melayu yang "BIAR PAPA ASAL BERGAYA".
anyway, rasanya thread ni cuma nak tekankan PENIAGA MELAYU SUPAYA SENTIADA di LANDaSaN ALLAH SWT, diteguhkan iman, dikurniakan kejayaan dalam perniagaan dan tidak riak atau takbur.
sebab sebenarnya, cubalah lalu di jalan kia peng - tak payah friday night - everynite pun boleh - kalau tak sibapa peniaga yang kaya-raya - kekadang anak2 mereka.
terima kasih tuan rumah. |
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Balas #1 jazy\ catat
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tak semestinya tuan umah.. ade je usahawan melayu yg tulen walaupun dah kaya raya |
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Balas #38 hazel23\ catat
Tak payah nak jalan jalan kat Kia Peng lah,
U all pergi je dinner sekali sekala kat 5 star hotel..boleh nampak golongan high end dengan gelagat mereka.
kat Hilton and Le meridian, tempat aku gym and exercise, bila turun minum kat bawah, sellau tengok politician public figure yang minum red wine yang aku boleh diffirentiate dengan sirap..
Yang sorang menteri dulu jaga electricity ada case meraba waitress lama dah tak nampak...(case ni senyap ke..?)
Tapi mungkin sejak dulu lagi mereka semua tu dah jahil tukir...
Tapi yang sembahyang di hotel surau maghrib Hilton, kalau mereka ada function pon berlambak..
aku pernah sembahyang kongsi sejadah dengan Tajol Rosli ex MB perak, ceo ceo yang sellau keluar kat TV..
Pernah tok guru aku beritahu, kalau kita tanamkan keimanan pada anak anak dari kecik,pandai mengaji.. satu hari kalau dia lupa daratan, culture shock, dia akan kembali cari tikar sembahyang. Tiada ketenangan..
Yang ada diclub dangdut walopon umur 60, 70 tahun, tak semestinya mereka businesman yang berjaya. Anak anak muda melepak kat Jalan P Ramlee, sampai kepagi tak semestinya anak businesman yang bapak ada duit belas belas or puluhan juta..
Orang yang bekerja kuat dengan jujur, mereka cukup berhati untuk berbelanja (bukan kedekut). Lain lah dapat case rasuah atau duit haram..
Yang penting ialah individu. Tak perlu kita ulang tayang melayu berjaya, KEBANYAKAN lupa diri., Dah bosang dah. Dah banyak TV memperbodohkan org melayu dengan cerita cerita begitu..
Diluar sana, kisah kisah orang yang lagi banyak harta mereka, lagi banyak mereka berzakat, lagi banyak mereka menolong or memberi peluang pekerjaan kepada org islam ...kurang ditonjolkan..
Perkara sebegini, patut kita banyak bincangkan...Bagi motivasi kepada org kita supaya bekerja kuat dapat hidup sempurna didunia dan diakhirat..
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Post time 3-5-2009 08:42 PM
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