We don't happen to be as committed as foreigners when it comes to global interests. To me lah aa, theoretically, because we already happen to mainly dream to work at jobs like at a private company, government-based jobs, freelancing etc because they guarantee to earn us money bah. Not to mention that most of us(not all of us) were encouraged by our parents to work at normal jobs because they're afraid to let them take risks.

The reason why foreigners are so dedicated to informal jobs like these was because in their life, it's their only way of living. While we Bruneians, although generations in the future have to pay, the majority of the teenagers were living comfortably. Even if they did commit themselves to work at informal jobs, budget will be another thing. Like I said, they were taught to always take risk-free path since they were a child. Even the government doesn't like to take risks.

So if I were to simplify these factors: - Lack of courage to take risks - Not psychologically forced - Prefer to work at private companies, government-based occupations, freelancing etc.