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Affiliations :- Network Member of Gerson Lehrman Group, Institute of Quality Malaysia, Auditor ISO 9000 IRCAUK, Auditor OHSMS (SIRIM and STS) /EMS ISO 14000 and Construction Quality Assessment System CONQUAS, CIDB (Now BCA) Singapore),

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* Ex-Resident Weekly Columnist of Utusan Malaysia (1995-1998) and have produced more than 100 articles related to ISO-9000– Management System and Documentation Models, TQM Strategic Management, Occupational Safety and Health (now OHSAS 18000) and Environmental Management Systems ISO 14000. His write-ups/experience has assisted many students/researchers alike in module developments based on competency or academics and completion of many theses. Once commended by the then Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia for his diligence in promoting and training the civil services (government sector) based on “Total Quality Management and Quality Management System ISO-9000 in Malaysian Civil Service – Paradigm Shift Scalar for Assessment System”

Among Nik Zafri’s clients : Adabi Consumer Industries Sdn. Bhd, (MRP II, Accounts/Credit Control) The HQ of Royal Customs and Excise Malaysia (ISO 9000), Veterinary Services Dept. Negeri Sembilan (ISO 9000), The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (Aspects of Project Management – KLCC construction), Corporate HQ of RHB (Peter Drucker's MBO/KRA), NEC Semiconductor - Klang Selangor (Productivity Management), Prime Minister’s Department Malaysia (ISO 9000), State Secretarial Office Negeri Sembilan (ISO 9000), Hidrological Department KL (ISO 9000), Asahi Kluang Johor(System Audit, Management/Supervisory Development), Tunku Mahmood (2) Primary School Kluang Johor (ISO 9000), Consortium PANZANA (HSSE 3rd Party Audit), Lecturer for Information Technology Training Centre (ITTC) – Authorised Training Center (ATC) – University of Technology Malaysia (UTM) Kluang Branch Johor, Kluang General Hospital Johor (Management/Supervision Development, Office Technology/Administration, ISO 9000 & Construction Management), Kahang Timur Secondary School Johor (ISO 9000), Sultan Abdul Jalil Secondary School Kluang Johor (Islamic Motivation and Team Building), Guocera Tiles Industries Kluang Johor (EMS ISO 14000), MNE Construction (M) Sdn. Bhd. Kota Tinggi Johor (ISO 9000 – Construction), UITM Shah Alam Selangor (Knowledge Management/Knowledge Based Economy /TQM), Telesystem Electronics/Digico Cable(ODM/OEM for Astro – ISO 9000), Sungai Long Industries Sdn. Bhd. (Bina Puri Group) - ISO 9000 Construction), Secura Security Printing Sdn. Bhd,(ISO 9000 – Security Printing) ROTOL AMS Bumi Sdn. Bhd & ROTOL Architectural Services Sdn. Bhd. (ROTOL Group) – ISO 9000 –Architecture, Bond M & E (KL) Sdn. Bhd. (ISO 9000 – Construction/M & E), Skyline Telco (M) Sdn. Bhd. (Knowledge Management),Technochase Sdn. Bhd JB (ISO 9000 – Construction), Institut Kefahaman Islam Malaysia (IKIM – ISO 9000 & Internal Audit Refresher), Shinryo/Steamline Consortium (Petronas/OGP Power Co-Generation Plant Melaka – Construction Management and Safety, Health, Environment), Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (Negotiation Skills), Association for Retired Intelligence Operatives of Malaysia (Cyber Security – Arpa/NSFUsenet, Cobit, Till, ISO/IEC ISMS 27000 for Law/Enforcement/Military), T.Yamaichi Corp. (M) Sdn. Bhd. (EMS ISO 14000) LSB Manufacturing Solutions Sdn. Bhd., (Lean Scoreboard (including a full development of System-Software-Application - MSC Malaysia & Six Sigma) PJZ Marine Services Sdn. Bhd., (Safety Management Systems and Internal Audit based on International Marine Organization Standards) UNITAR/UNTEC (Degree in Accountacy – Career Path/Roadmap) Cobrain Holdings Sdn. Bhd.(Managing Construction Safety & Health), Speaker for International Finance & Management Strategy (Closed Conference), Pembinaan Jaya Zira Sdn. Bhd. (ISO 9001:2008-Internal Audit for Construction Industry & Overview of version 2015), Straits Consulting Engineers Sdn. Bhd. (Full Integrated Management System – ISO 9000, OHSAS 18000 (ISO 45000) and EMS ISO 14000 for Civil/Structural/Geotechnical Consulting), Malaysia Management & Science University (MSU – (Managing Business in an Organization), Innoseven Sdn. Bhd. (KVMRT Line 1 MSPR8 – Awareness and Internal Audit (Construction), ISO 9001:2008 and 2015 overview for the Construction Industry), Kemakmuran Sdn. Bhd. (KVMRT Line 1 - Signages/Wayfinding - Project Quality Plan and Construction Method Statement ), Lembaga Tabung Haji - Flood ERP, WNA Consultants - DID/JPS -Flood Risk Assessment and Management Plan - Prelim, Conceptual Design, Interim and Final Report etc., Tunnel Fire Safety - Fire Risk Assessment Report - Design Fire Scenario), Safety, Health and Environmental Management Plans leading construction/property companies/corporations in Malaysia, Timur West Consultant : Business Methodology and System, Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) ISO/IEC 27001:2013 for Majlis Bandaraya Petaling Jaya ISMS/Audit/Risk/ITP Technical Team, MPDT Capital Berhad - ISO 9001: 2015 - Consultancy, Construction, Project Rehabilitation, Desalination (first one in Malaysia to receive certification on trades such as Reverse Osmosis Seawater Desalination and Project Recovery/Rehabilitation)

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Monday, June 09, 2008

Having 'too much' experience in various business, especially in the fields of sales and marketing, I would say that MLM is still the BEST way of doing business provided that you follow the rules/regulations and not break it or trying to amend it.

It's not about the business plan that contributes to the MLM success, but it's the responsibility and commitment by the members in order to reach the sales/marketing target.

Another reason is the effective communcation with uplines and downlines. (short notices on changes are not acceptable)

Another common reason with MLM is again, human...We tend to be too much obsessed with the Business Plan rather than the product we sell. Thus, the product knowledge is still lacking behind due to thinking of how to get so much money based on the business plan. (again I'm not blaming the system, but people)

Unfortunately also, the original purpose of a business plan that promotes the conventional hardwork, patience, long term and reap profits later - is now loosing its popoularity with the :

a) drastic changes made in the original businessplan flow or strategy,

(you know..the rhetoric, hybrid system (either approved by the authorities or self-approved or self-modified by the 'super top uplines')

Please note that, binary is still binary, MLM is still MLM and single level is still single level. It just the choice that suits you that counts!

b) competition from the rhetoric/so-called e-commerce,

c) competition from the Get Rich Quick Scheme,

But the above (a)-(c) are really related to "How to take a shortcut to become rich" and this will make so many people attracted to 'money' (who wouldn't?) and tend to forget other good business/sales/marketing practices.

I'm not denying the fact of GENUINE ones but there are too much 'fakes' or 'doubtful' ones.

I'm sorry, some people might find my statement a bit offensive but I have taken almost 2 decades researching and involving myself in too many programmes and business plans to find out that the good ol' MLM (even single-level) is still the best.

Here's one of them (in Bahasa Malaysia)

http://www.geocities.com/nikzafri/qsale.htm (See Below)

As the saying goes "The old school is still the best school"

My experience dictates my belief in working both hard and smart = busy!
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14 Tonggak Kualiti Diri dan sumbangannya terhadap kejayaan Sistem Jualan Langsung dan Pemasaran Bertingkat

1.0 Kepimpinan dan Pengurusan

Tema : Menentukan Matlamat dan Komitmen Diri

§ Mematuhi nilai-nilai murni perniagaan termasuk aspek undang-undang dan etika (seperti Akta Jualan Langsung untuk pelan perniagaan yang betul, Akta Insitusi Kewangan dan Perbankan (BAFIA) bagi perniagaan membabitkan pelaburan wang/tukaran mata wang asing, pengambilan deposit yang bersabit dengan Suruhanjaya Sekuriti, KPDNHEP/SSM, Akta Siber/Telekomunikasi & Multimedia bagi perniagaan menerusi internet/e-dagang - tertakluk pada syarat-syarat yang generik dsb)

§ Melaksanakannya pada keseluruhan aspek kerja

§ Mengetahui tugas masing-masing

§ Menangani amsalah secara bijaksana

§ Memiliki ilmu pengetahuan yang mencukupi

§ Mewakili ‘organisasi yang ditubuhkan sendiri’

§ Sentiasa belajar dan mengajar

§ Rasa bertanggungjawab dan akauntabiliti

§ Rasa pemilikan


2.0 Sistem Kualiti Diri

Tema : Sistem yang memastikan kepatuhan terhadap nilai-nilai murni perniagaan

§ Mempelajari sistem dari rakan yang telah berjaya

§ Mempunyai segala sumber yang mencukupi

§ Kaedah yang kena pada tempat dan masa

§ Membuat kajian yang mencukupi

§ Pelan Perniagaan yang paling sesuai dengan kemampuan diri

3.0 Semak Semula

Tema : Sebelum, Semasa dan Selepas Menjalankan Transaksi

§ Segala keperluan dipenuhi

§ Berpuas hati sebelum, semasa dan setelah transaksi

§ Penyelesaian bermasalah sebelum berlaku (introspective/collective brainstorming)

§ Keupayaan untuk mencapai dan meningkatkan sasaran secara berterusan

RANCANG - BUAT - PERIKSA - BERTINDAK (Plan-Do-Check-Act - PDCA)

4.0 Pelan Rekabentuk Perniagaan

Tema : Kawalan dan Rekabentuk Pelan Perniagaan

§ Menyalurkan maklumat secara konsisten sehingga ke peringkat yang paling bawah dan telus.

§ Mengukur keberkesanan pelan perniagaan

§ Memahami dan mempraktikkan pelan perniagaan

§ Mengukur tahap pencapaian pelan perniagaan dengan betul dan tepat

§ Sebaran perubahan/kelainan adalah hasil perbincangan bersama

§ Membandingkan keberkesanan sebarang perubahan dengan yang terdahulu.

5.0 Kawalan Dokumen, Data dan Rekod

Tema : Dokumen, Data dan Rekod

§ Contoh Dokumen – segala jenis borang termasuk sistem pemantauan penajaan, pendapatan dan jualan, baucar, kupon, risalah/katalog produk, dokumen akaun (spt. pesanan belian dsb) yang berkaitan

§ Contoh Data – Maklumat mengenai pelanggan/ahli/rakan kongsi, jumlah sasaran dsb.

§ Contoh Rekod – Produk yang paling laris (hi-traffic), Aduan, Komen dsb. yang berkaitan.

§ Mempunyai dokumen, data dan rekod terkini

§ Dokumen lama diasingkan (jika perlu dimusnah/dipulangkan kembali dsb.)

§ Penyimpanan yang bersistematik – indeks, no rujukan, kronologi mudah dicari, yang disah dan diluluskan dsb.

6.0 Pembelian

Tema : Kecukupan Spesifikasi dan Persediaan Diri

§ Mengetahui spesifikasi produk yang bakal dipromosi

§ Mengenali ahli/rakan kongsi dan pelanggan/pengguna

§ Membuka ruang interaksi antara satu sama lain seperti dialog dan pertanyaan

§ Mengelak sebarang ketidakpuasan hati

7.0 Pengenalan dan Kemudahan Carian

Tema : Mengenali Kawasan Anda

§ Mengetahui kawasan yang akan dibekalkan perkhidmatan – Contohnya kawasan A=Outlet A

§ Memastikan kecukupan produk yang dipesan

§ Mengenali dan mampu mencari produk yang dikehendaki dalam masa yang pantas, cekap dan ekonomik.

8.0 Kawalan Proses

Tema : Bekerja Mengikut Proses Yang Telah Ditentukan

§ Mengetahui cara dan kaedah yang sistematik – dimana perlu bermula dan dimana perlu diakhiri

§ Sentiasa merujuk kembali kepada dokumen, data dan rekod serta rakan kongsi/ahli yang lebih arif jika kurang memahami sesuatu perkara – jangan bertindak sendiri

9.0 Kawalan Masalah

Tema : Penyelesaian masalah secara bijaksana

§ Bertanggungjawab dan akauntabiliti ke atas sebarang masalah yang timbul.

§ Sebarang masalah yang timbul perlu diselesaikan dengan seberapa segera – tanpa bertangguh- bincang sesama ahli/rakan kongsi jika perlu.

§ Jika masalah dalaman selesai – masalah luar pasti selesai


Q :

Dear Mr. Nik :

Few years back, I was invited by a cousin to open up a trading business – now a Sdn. Bhd. I have been appointed as the Director to this company and holding some shares in the company as well. My cousin’s friend was the other Director. My willingness to provide my name as a Director was done on a ‘family basis’ and ‘trust’.


On the other hand, my job title is Manager for this trading company and was paid a monthly salary. During my tenure and service in the company, I have signed many documents. I have never questioned or doubted my cousin’s intention and never really bothered to check whatever documents that were being given to me for signing. The trading business has greatly expanded.

Later due to some personal brawls and my observations on some ‘doubtful transactions’, I decided to give up my job and my holdings. I sent a resignation letter to the company secretary but was rejected due to :

I can only resign as a Director when there is another Director to replace me.

The Company Secretary mentioned to me that I cannot simply release the share until the audit/account/annual return has been submitted to the SSM (at the point of my resignation)

The Company Secretary also told me that my name is still listed in the e-perolehan/MOF and it would pose some trouble if there is no declaration given on the changes of Directors.

After my cousin (who is actually not the Director/Shareholder of the company) replaced my name with his wife, I resent the letter to the Company Secretary. My letter stated clearly that as a result of such resignation, all jobs, assignments, shares, liabilities etc. are deemed relinquished but was again rejected and the Company Secretary has altered the letter by stating that I have resigned only as a Director and I’ve signed it.

Together with the letter, there is also a form of 32A – Transfer of Share to the new Director which in this case – is my cousin’s wife. (This form has also been signed by me in the Company Secretary’s presence)

Later, I thought of forming up a Sdn. Bhd. to do another business but before doing so, I consulted another legal practitioner and expressed my problems to him on my previous business. At that time, I just couldn’t shake the feeling that something is wrong and there could be a conspiracy between the Company Secretary and my cousing.

I was told that I should get the printout from SSM to check my status in my previous cousin’s company which I did. To my greatest surprise, I found out that my name as a shareholder has not been dropped except my position a Director.

Encik Nik, what would be your advice on my next action?


Dear Mr. Chang

Before I go on providing you with my opinion, you must be first be foretold that I am NOT a qualified (chambered) legal practitioner. Despite I do have certain legal backgrounds on paper (cert(s) level(s)) but alas my knowledge of law (including Company Law) has been attributed to my vast experience in many industries, (it also runs in the family as most of my close relatives are renowned legal practitioners as well) besides than having connected to a vast network of consultants including legal practitioners. Thus, you can’t take 100% of my ‘so-called legal opinion’ presented herein as ‘gospel’. You should be referring my answer to your friend lawyer or contact SSM to get more official details.

First of all, I have great sympathy towards your woes. I have many friends that have jumped into this kind of ‘family pits’ and formed up a company based on trust, giving in their names voluntarily as Directors/Shareholders, signing documents without proper checking, not having knowledge on the Company Law, never knowing what are the rights and privileges thereto or the risks and consequences that are incorporated together etc.

But MOST of these cases will likely always end up in big and critical conflicts. And that’s not all, having resigning, innocent people like you may end up in courts for cases that you may not be aware off as well. I’m sad that even close relatives would play tricks on their own family line – brothers and sisters that have caused many great difficulties even have lead to divorces, fights etc. It is pointless to have a PhD or MBA or 20 years corporate experience if you use them (abuse) to cheat/swindle your own kind and to serve only your own ends while other people suffer because of your ‘smart wrongdoings’ (it's like I used to tell off crazy indiscriminate drivers of big cars "You have a big car but you have a SMALL mind - I have a small car but I have a BIG mind")

I will have to go slowly in giving my views :

Although you didn’t mentioned in your mail, I would presume that you have also resigned as the Manager of the company as well. Your resignation in the capacity of Manager is not a problem as this is being referred to the Employment Act 1955, Industrial Relations, your terms and conditions of employment etc.

Unless there is a breach in this case, then you should be referring your case to IR office (I presume your salary scale is > RM1500.00) Alas, I won’t go too far on this one but it is OK for you to check against these Laws and your Terms and Conditions in case of any possible breach (you should also look into other angles e.g. during your tenure and service with the company, has there been statutory deductions like EPF or SOCSO being made)

Your resignation in the capacity of Director and Shareholder is governed by Company’s Act, 1965.

As you didn’t tell me clearly what were the nature of ‘personal brawls’ (it helps to know cos’ sometimes the brawls may be interrelated to company matters) that you have undergone and also what kind of ‘doubtful transactions’ that have raised suspicion to you, then I would provide a general answer to match your queries but again I should remind you that you must refer to the right parties.

Yes, it is true that there must be another Director (at least 2 of them) when you talk about Sdn. Bhd. So is the next and explanation on relinquishing the shares on the condition that annual return must be submitted first AND the MOF/e-perolehan issue.

What I don’t understand are :

a. Why did your Company Secretary accepted and altered your resignation letter contents (as a Director) which he ‘devised’ to take out the relinquishment of shares as well when the 32A Form (Actually – it’s called Transfer of Securities) has also been signed in his presence?

b. And that when you got the SSM printout, you found out that your position as a shareholder has never been dropped? This can only mean one thing, the Company Secretary NEVER submitted the 32A.

c. I also need to know – in usual case – when you got the printout, there should also be some statements on status of annual return/audit submission. Can you tell me exactly, the date/year, what are the contents – anything would help.

In my personal opinion, the Company Secretary is the person at fault.

a. It is a must that the Company Secretary provides adequate training on issues of Directorship for new Directors – things like, what are their rights, what are their risks etc. It is clear; based on your letter; that the Company Secretary did not find enough time to train you on these matters and that you only knew when you have resigned. He’s a Company Secretary alright but he’s not ethical and not transparent (not to mention your cousin)

b. Find ALL the Company Resolutions that you may have signed (without checking) and clearly write to me ALL the contents of the resolutions (remember, ALL Resolutions no matter how insignificant they maybe)

c. I’m so sure that you have been given (certified) copies of all documentations related to you being one of the Director/Shareholder of the Company. If NOT, bring the printout to the Company Secretary and INSIST him to provide you with the print out. If he start giving you the old lame 'technical' excuses or trying to 'extort'/'frighten' you with some 'latin terminologies', you should consider taking up legal actions against both the Company Secretary and your cousin. It would also help if you could do a declaration of what really transpired and use this in case you have to go to the court to settle the issue. (May the force be with you!)

d. What I’m really concerned is ONE unknown possibility that might befall you in the future as ‘still as a shareholder’ of your cousin’s company - You must be able to access transactions especially those related to BANK LOANS, see the bank statements etc. I’m sorry to say that my hunch says that your cousin & the company secretary ARE really ‘up to no good’

e. Try to get some background information of your cousin (as it is funny that he didn’t use his name as a Director)

f. There is also a possibility that you should postpone your plan to incorporate a new Sdn. Bhd. company as the above issues may affect your application/approval of your future company…trust me…go one by one first.

I reckon that you have NEVER been really told about all these things during the tenure and service as a Director/Shareholder. It is a potential severe case and you MUST seek legal help as soon as possible – taking into account getting SSM’s assistance as well.

You should also write to MOF telling them your situation.

I know these actions are very hard to do due to the fact that it may jeopardize family relationships that you have with your cousin, your aunts/uncles etc. But you MUST act fast as your and your family’s future may depend on it.

Your case also reminded me of something :

I have been egoistically told by a Company Secretary once that Corporate Governance training only involved Public Listed/Berhad companies and not meant for Sdn. Bhd. (Pte. Ltd.) – as if that I don’t know. I gave him a long lecture as my response among others:

“So, you are promoting a ‘small mind’ for Sdn. Bhd. directors that they should stay put as Sdn. Bhd. and prohibited to a vision to be ‘Public Listed’ one day (to expand maybe)

“And that you are implying that Sdn. Bhd. Directors’ should NOT know corporate governance or a guy like me should not touch on the issue as it is NOT related to me?

“And that my inquisitiveness to gain knowledge should be limited and blocked because Corporate Goverance has nothing to do with me – What a typical mindset – no wonder your business NEVER expands!!”

I would like to take the opportunity to tell all Global Malaysians esp. those in Malaysia to be aware when it comes to this kind of dealings. Be careful. Always know your rights, buy legal books, read them – don’t be too naïve or too trusty even when it comes to family members. And; less but not least; remember - YOU are paying the Company Secretary for his/her services making YOU automatically reserve every rights as customers/clients TO KNOW EVERYTHING and the Company Secretary MUST oblige to your instructions and not vice-versa.