DDHK.ORG - Successful entrepreneur Indonesia di Hong Kong, Tjhin Wahyudi Chandra, showed his seriousness in facilitating Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong to change professions to become traders. The man who is usually called "Pak Chandra" provides a fairly luxurious office in the Causeway Bay-Wan Chai border area.
The office is located at Flat A & B, on 6/F, Yue On Commercial Building, Nos. 385-387 Lockhart Road, Hong Kong, it will be used as a learning place for Indonesian migrant workers to become traders. In the office, which he named the AHJB office, “I Must Be the Boss” later, Mr. Chandra will share his decades of trading experience with Indonesian migrant workers. At the AHJB office, free special skills training will also be provided.
“I want to invite TKI (Indonesian workers, read: the old term for Indonesian migrant workers) to move on, want to learn to trade, and become a professional. Maybe we can make a product that can be marketed," said the man from Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, at the opening of the AHJB office, last Sunday, November 28, 2021.
According to this former Indonesian migrant worker in Hong Kong, who is now a billionaire, there are many business options that Indonesian migrant workers can engage in after deciding to change professions later. "As long as you want to learn," said Mr. Chandra.
On the occasion of the opening of the AHJB office, Mr. Chandra invited Indonesian migrant workers to attend. Invitations were also sent to representatives of Indonesian-language media in Hong Kong and several Youtubers.
Rey, one of the workers in Mr. Chandra's family, admitted that he admired his boss's personality. “During the 2 years I joined Pak Bos Chandra, I saw how good he was in treating all his employees. For his authority I give 1000 thumbs up!” said the woman who is also from Lombok.
“Every time an employee comes to report another employee, they end up being advised and told to fear God. No one has ever been scolded, at least when they are reprimanded they say: serve others as we serve God. Lately, it's hard to find money, so it's fine, work hard and be diligent," said Rey. [Nurhalimah] [DDHKNews]
