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Malaysians who leave their current jobs are struggling to find new positions, as employers are more choosy nowadays.
This is according to SkootJobs.com.
Based on a survey by the online employment website, 80.6% responded that it is either difficult or very difficult to get a job these days.
This is according to SkootJobs.com.
Based on a survey by the online employment website, 80.6% responded that it is either difficult or very difficult to get a job these days.
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