missing_raindrops

i wanna know the more informal way of saying it

and is it really almost impossible to make the climb? + how should i train for it?

Proton Exora, Perodua Viva, Perodua Myvi

specifically in Klang Valley

I would like to appreciate my staff but I feel tired nowadays doing so because they tend to go overboard. When you appreciate them in order to encourage them, by giving /treating them meals and gifts, they start to make it an obligation for the company to do so OFTEN because they feel that they (the staff) are 'important' assets and that the company needs to 'thank' them, and by saying this, my staff wants to be 'thanked' almost all the time. I feel that it is getting way out of hand. I really do not know what to do. My policy is to train people to be a better person for their own good and for the better of their families (cause most of the people I hire are from difficult backgrounds). At our company we make it a point that our staff become people that can contribute to the good of the society. But perhaps somewhere along the way I managed wrongly(so what should I be doing??!!) and instead I turned them into greedy people(greed for unnecessary benefits,greed for material and monetary gifts,etc etc) that think they are too smart for themselves. I am so disappointed. Will someone please tell me what should I do to handle the staff of a small retail business.

How do i say... "Little bit but good enough" in Japanese? is this correct.. "sukoshi demo ii"? or is there a better way? =)

I am Malaysian Chinese and want to move to a new location to get a job in floristry. Which is a better location-US or UK or Australia and exactly which part in US or UK or Australia. (You may state other choice if you have)

I have eleven years experience and am a floral designer myself, am in my early 20s and am just hoping to earn better income overseas to support my family back at home.I currently hold a bachelors degree in business majoring in marketing and finance.

You prob can tell I am desperate that's why i am being so detailed=)

I hope I get informative answers. Thanks y'all.

Any idea how a foreigner can get a job in party planning in Japan?

I would love to be in Japan for 3 to 5 years, and would like to find a job in teaching English.But since competition is quite tight... I was wondering if there's anyone out there who knows if i can get a job hosting an english TV program in Japan... I dun mind music TV hosting or children's program.I personally love music and working with children.And if my japanese improves in time pehaps might try hosting in Japanese=P Hope u can help me =)

I would like to go to Japan and teach English. I dont have a big pool of funds but i absolutely love Japan. I speak basic Japanese and would like to stay in Tokyo.Where is an affordable and yet safe place to stay in Japan?Please quote roughly how much I need to put out for rental of room there.

I am contemplating on shifting to a new environment for work purposes. What are the legal documents that i need to prepare and any advise on what i ought to know before i take this major leap?Currently, I only know i need to apply for a work permit.