Malaysians are on the lookout for gig, part-time and freelance jobs to earn extra side income or supplementary money during (CMCO or PKPB) Conditional Movement Control Order, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are 8 jobs (freelancing, online tutoring, delivery jobs, dropshipping, small online business, etc) to help you to stay afloat and survive financially.
How do you feel when you have to leave your children to go to work?
“Dad, its Sunday. Can I have my allowance for the week, please? Oh, and may I have an extra RM200 since it’s my birthday week?”
Come work with us. We are looking for driven people who are passionate about what they do and would like to be part of a forward-looking team. Both full-time positions and internships are available.
Updated: 31 October 2018 Income inequality, income gap, income disparity, these are all different words that refer to one simple thing – some people make more money than others. This is a sensitive issue to discuss within society because it involves a person’s salary. But how does the difference in salary matter?
In case you haven’t noticed, there is a new marketing tactic in town and it is called social influence. Riding on the digital wave that is sweeping across ASEAN and our economy, social influencers are mushrooming across marketing channels with the emergence of YouTube personalities such as JinnyBoy and social celebrities like Cheesis, a famous…
Recently, the value of the Ringgit has decreased and as previously shared in our article on the Economic Outlook 2017, experts expect the Ringgit to stay as low as it is throughout the whole year.
2018 is coming to an end, paving the way for 2019. It will be the start of a new year under a new ruling government, and a 2019 Budget that is quite different from before. What has happened this year for Malaysia, and what is to come?
If this is your final year at college or university, you could be thinking of applying for a job before you graduate. Let’s get a closer look at the hiring and salary trends in Malaysia
