Fufu Pot invites you to come celebrate their opening with ALL SOUPS GOING AT $9.90!
Opening at Plaza Singapura from 8 October 2021, Fufu Pot introduces a new way of enjoying slurp-worthy soups simmering to the brim with meats, seafood and more with their new one-set individual pot offering!
Each pot is curated to serve the best flavours from different Asian cultures, boiling to the brim with ingredients in eight different broths – Stinky Tofu ($24.90), White Curry($19.90), Tonkotsu Miso ($18.90), Korean Army Stew ($16.90), Sichuan Mala ($14.90),Collagen ($23.90), Tomato ($12.90) and Mushroom ($9.90).
To celebrate a new way of souping up, Fufu Pot is offering all its soups at up to 60% off for the month of its opening.
Enjoy special prices on all soups as follows:
Opening week: All soups at $9.90 (8-17 October)
Second week: All soups at $10.90 (18-24 October)
Third week: All soups at $11.90 (25-31 October)
Fourth week: All soups at $12.90 (1-7 November)
Address: Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Rd, #06-07, Singapore 238839
Opening hours: Daily: 11am – 10pm (last order at 9pm)
Do you have that one colleague you can’t stand because they just don’t seem to be doing work? Maybe it’s arriving late at work, taking an unreasonably long lunch, or clocking off way too early before 6pm?
If their sluggish actions aren’t directly affecting you, it’s good to let go. However, if it’s slowly eating into your workload, maybe it’s time to raise it to the management. But before you make your way to the higher-ups, try to see if you can keep it low-key. Here’s what you should do if you have a seemingly lazy colleague.
Schedule for an honest talk
Humans are quick to judge. To save you from embarrassment, it’s good to schedule an honest talk with your coworker.
Putting emotions aside, enter the conversation in a neutral stance. Let the other party know that their work habits have been affecting you trying to complete your tasks. Then, ask if there are any reasons behind their actions. Chances are, you might find out a thing or two about their circumstance.
Guide, don’t do it on their behalf
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Maybe you’ve spoken to your colleague and realised that they are just pure lazy. Should that be the case, don’t do their work on their behalf.
Such workers can be very skilled in persuading people to take on their responsibilities, so the last thing you want to do is fall into their trap. For example, if your coworker doesn’t seem to know how to do basic editing via Photoshop, suggest courses for upskilling. Or, if you have extra time on your hands, record a video and provide step by step instructions to aid them.
Distract yourself from distraction
Lazy colleagues can become a huge distraction if you allow them to. That is, you authorise their behaviours to take your focus away on the urgent tasks at hand.
Instead of spending the entire day’s energy complaining or being frustrated at how they chitter chatter or aimlessly scroll through their social media accounts without doing much, distract yourself from that distraction. You can choose to work somewhere else where they are not in sight or put on your noise-cancelling earbuds to tune them out.
Be explicit on what you want to be done
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As we come to the end of this article, know that there are people out there who constantly require pushy nudges. You want to be clear on what needs to be done with such personalities.
Tell them exactly when you need the task to be completed and make sure your team is in the loop on the matter. When there are more eyeballs on the situation, this will at least point that particular colleague to get up and get moving to meet the deadline. It’s also a great chance to see if your coworker is genuinely lazy or simply lacks the initiative to get started with work tasks.
Haidilao opens new outlet in the Central Region of Singapore
Good news for those staying around the Rochor area!
Haidilao has opened a new outlet at City Square Mall. Their new branch will be located at basement 2, #B2-01/02. You can now enjoy your favourite hotpot here if you’re staying around the area!
You can make a reservation via their hotline: ：+65 65926600 / 65926611
Here’s a glimpse of their new branch:
Address: City Square Mall, #B2-01/02, 180 Kitchener Rd, Singapore 208539
