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Neelofa studied in Maktab Rendah Sains MARA Langkawi, and achieved excellent results. After graduating, she studied and took A Levels (June 2007 – June 2009) for two years at KDU University College. Her dream was to further her studies in the United States of America, but her family did not approve of her decision. Neelofa then pursued her studies at Sunway University in the field of Bachelor of International Business & Marketing. She participated in a beauty queen competition, Dewi Remaja and won the title of Dewi Remaja 2009/10 organised by the Malaysian teen magazine, Remaja. She received her Bachelor International Trade and Marketing education at Sunway University College. With her background in business study, she then became involved in ventures involving contact lenses, nutritious drinks, and small gigs before Naelofar Hijab was launched.Since the age of 18 years Neelofa has handled business blog and its business is growing rapidly. She also has a Bachelor of Business in International Trade & Marketing. Therefore, she uses her skills to start a business hijab since eight years ago. 

 

Feature entrepreneurs exist in Neelofa is creative and innovative. Because she already hijab who want to look stylish and modern is one of the reasons why she opened her own business according to her taste lid wished. She made a lid design is not only to benefit alone but she wanted the wearer look stylish and elegant while wearing a headscarf. Creating a business of hijab is very profitable because the lid has many people migrants to wear hijab, especially the artists. Although wear hijab, the wearer not necessarily look beautiful and stylish. 

 

Formerly lid designs in the market is very limited and not many others who make this business of hijab even scarves at that time to wear it takes quite a while to set up. Therefore, she made a research and created her own beautiful scarves, stylish and easy to wear anywhere. Between her lid collection scarf is instant shawl is a shawl that has an attractive design and unique. Many are interested with the style design especially suits the young as they want. Neelofa also very focused on the quality and purity scarf output for customer comfort while wearing. Now, its products have reached Turkey, Iran, Japan, the United States and 30 other countries. This is a huge achievement and pride for her as a young entrepreneur and owner of Neelofar Hijab. 

 

Neelofa also like to share the success of her business to the public through social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram belonging. She also had very many followers and gives a bonus for her to expand her business knowledge and the way she works. For her social networking site easy to tell and share their knowledge with the public because most people are savvy and know how to use gadgets. All information can be found only in the fingertips. 

 

 

She also shared a few tips on her success with the public. Among them start with a dream and have clear goals for success. Each person must have had dreams and ambitions to be achieved. Before that, start with a dream and the desire to put to great lengths to get what you want. Therefore, scarves brand Naelofar Hijab has achieved sales of RM 50 million in 2015, and as a result doubled from what it seems. All product sales charge prices not exceeding RM 100. All walks of life can use and get Neelofa products. Hijab Naelofar not only have 700 distributors nationwide, even in Singapore, Brunei, London, Australia, and the United States. Her success can be proud because at a young age she has become a successful entrepreneur. A young age is not a barrier to us becoming a successful entrepreneur, but this age is what should we use to mobilize your energy and work hard to achieve what you want.

I think as a business woman it's good to have a hardworking and don't easily give up traits,this's a good characteristics for a business woman.Because it show that in order to be successful you need to work hard and achieve your dreams.Even thought,it may be hard but you cannot just simply give up on your dreams but you need to keep striving form success.

 

As we all know Neelofa is a world class artist that not only has an renown career in acting and hosting but she also leads a business namely Nilofa group. Which has many branches including a hijab line and a beverage line. Neelofa has always been active in her instagram and other social media platforms talking and communicating with her fans and supporters, its seen in the way she communicates, she really listens and cares about her supporters.  She is also close with her co workers , during her recent pilgrim trip she has brought along a few of her employee's to Mecca and Madinah together with her and says her assistant Nadiah , she made sure that they were alright would patiently wait for her assistant. Neelofa is also a very aspiring business leader , as she was listed under Forbes 30 under 30. As we all know it is very hard to maintain a company , it needs hardwork and dedication to make everything fall into place, and to be in that list , it shows that Neelofa worked really hard to be where she is now.  She is very empowering and her spirit is uplifting. It is no surprise that she is an idol and inspiring leader to many young women 

His ministers have gained notoriety through a series of gaffes. They include advising wives to sound like Doraemon (which made world news), wearing a hazmat suit with the word “minister” emblazoned across the headgear, changing the name of a ministry to one whose acronym has an unflattering meaning, advocating drinking warm water to kill the coronavirus and the latest — introducing a TikTok idea.

Then there are the many u-turns and flip-flops by ministers, particularly with regards to the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO). And, of course, we are still seeing ministers trying to outdo one another with media statements that seem to overstep their respective jurisdictions.

But the prime minister is doing fine. His addresses to the nation thus far have won the hearts of many. The aid he announced via the economic stimulus packages has been well received. His presentation has earned him accolades. The reference to “Makcik Kiah” to describe the average Malaysian, later expanded to include “Madam Lee”, “Haji Salleh” and “Surjit Kaur” has been welcomed with comments ranging from “cute” to “brilliant”.

To many Malays, opening his speeches with “Assalamualaikum” and ending them with a doa marks Muhyiddin as a God-fearing Muslim leader. And the fact that he is the son of a respected guru agama only adds to that belief.

Muhyiddin is also seen as a fatherly figure who is sporting enough to laugh at the fact that part of his speech was turned into a rap-like tune advising people to abide by the MCO. He earned respect when he showed he was not angry or offended that his speech was made fun of in a video that went viral.

That he took a line — after the rain comes the sun — from his singer-songwriter daughter Najwa Mahiaddin’s song, After the Rain, to lift the spirit of Malaysians in the current pandemic also earned him kudos.

However, in politics, Muhyiddin is still facing the problems he got into from day one on the job. It has now been confirmed that he will be challenged by Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir for the Bersatu presidency. Mukhriz’s father, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, has been returned unopposed as party chairman.

While Muhyiddin is the favourite against Mukhriz, in politics, nothing can be taken for granted. Muhyiddin knows this all too well, being the seasoned politician that he is. Thus, he has put his strategy in place. Even before Mukhriz’s nomination was confirmed, he acted — sacking Datuk Marzuki Yahya from the vital secretary-general’s post and bringing in his own man, Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin, the home minister in his administration.

He is also said to have stopped the special allocation for the parliamentary constituency of Langkawi, where Mahathir is MP, and also Muar, held by Mahathir loyalist Syed Saddiq Rahman. All that is seen as moves to tighten his grip on the party with an eye on the party election, which has been put on hold due to the pandemic.

Muhyiddin has strengthened his hand further. In March, he met Bersatu’s four state assemblymen who are supporting the Selangor state Pakatan Harapan government and advised them to remain with the party. That they have done.

Answers for question 2
1. Responsibility
He willing to take a responsible as PM even though he just took office, Malaysia is facing the covid crisis 19 and he is not afraid to carry out his role as prime minister and does not give up on fighting the virus

2.Willing to sacrifice for the sake of people
He and all the minister willing to cut their own salaries to meet the needs and expenses of the people in need.
3. very kind and smart to handle all the issues
We can saw that he still be patience to asking people to stay at home to decrease the cases of covid 19.
4. always being fairness
All people will get the benefits and will be help for continue their live during covid 19

Answers for questions 3
Because it’s persuade people to do things they do not want to do,while leadership is about inspiring people to do things they never thought they could.
Effects of group is interdependence , social interaction, perception of a group, commonality of purpose and favoritisms
Organisational impact is the effect an organisation has on society. Every organisation has an impact on society,no matter how big or small it is. Some effects are intentional,such as a company that offers scholarships to students from the community.

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Answers 1

WHILE some members of his Cabinet have been embroiled in a comedy of errors, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin is moving on nicely, albeit taking a slew of eyebrow-raising steps to strengthen his grip on a position that not too long ago was described as precarious.

His ministers have gained notoriety through a series of gaffes. They include advising wives to sound like Doraemon (which made world news), wearing a hazmat suit with the word “minister” emblazoned across the headgear, changing the name of a ministry to one whose acronym has an unflattering meaning, advocating drinking warm water to kill the coronavirus and the latest — introducing a TikTok idea.

Then there are the many u-turns and flip-flops by ministers, particularly with regards to the implementation of the Movement Control Order (MCO). And, of course, we are still seeing ministers trying to outdo one another with media statements that seem to overstep their respective jurisdictions.

But the prime minister is doing fine. His addresses to the nation thus far have won the hearts of many. The aid he announced via the economic stimulus packages has been well received. His presentation has earned him accolades. The reference to “Makcik Kiah” to describe the average Malaysian, later expanded to include “Madam Lee”, “Haji Salleh” and “Surjit Kaur” has been welcomed with comments ranging from “cute” to “brilliant”.

To many Malays, opening his speeches with “Assalamualaikum” and ending them with a doa marks Muhyiddin as a God-fearing Muslim leader. And the fact that he is the son of a respected guru agama only adds to that belief.

Muhyiddin is also seen as a fatherly figure who is sporting enough to laugh at the fact that part of his speech was turned into a rap-like tune advising people to abide by the MCO. He earned respect when he showed he was not angry or offended that his speech was made fun of in a video that went viral.

That he took a line — after the rain comes the sun — from his singer-songwriter daughter Najwa Mahiaddin’s song, After the Rain, to lift the spirit of Malaysians in the current pandemic also earned him kudos.

However, in politics, Muhyiddin is still facing the problems he got into from day one on the job. It has now been confirmed that he will be challenged by Datuk Seri Mukhriz Mahathir for the Bersatu presidency. Mukhriz’s father, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, has been returned unopposed as party chairman.

While Muhyiddin is the favourite against Mukhriz, in politics, nothing can be taken for granted. Muhyiddin knows this all too well, being the seasoned politician that he is. Thus, he has put his strategy in place. Even before Mukhriz’s nomination was confirmed, he acted — sacking Datuk Marzuki Yahya from the vital secretary-general’s post and bringing in his own man, Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainuddin, the home minister in his administration.

He is also said to have stopped the special allocation for the parliamentary constituency of Langkawi, where Mahathir is MP, and also Muar, held by Mahathir loyalist Syed Saddiq Rahman. All that is seen as moves to tighten his grip on the party with an eye on the party election, which has been put on hold due to the pandemic.

Muhyiddin has strengthened his hand further. In March, he met Bersatu’s four state assemblymen who are supporting the Selangor state Pakatan Harapan government and advised them to remain with the party. That they have done.

 

Answers 2

1. Always be responsible

2. Being fairness

3. Very kind and smart to handle the issues

4.Always prepare to take and handle any challenges

5. Willing to sacrifice for the sake of people

Answers 3

Because it’s persuade people to do things they do not want to do, while leadership is about inspiring people to do things they never thought they could.

Important because leadership never stops explore our stories of impact

Effects of group is interdependence, social interaction, perception of a group, commonality of purpose and favouritisms

Organisational impact is the effect an organisation has on society. Every organisation has an impact on society,no matter how big or small it is. Some effects are intentional, such as a company that offers scholarships to students from the community.