70% of Malaysians are happy at work, but stress, burnout tell a different story
Malaysia’s job market is facing a growing “talent paradox,” where employers report difficulty finding suitable candidates despite a steady supply of job seekers. Companies are becoming more selective in hiring amid evolving skill demands.
A recent report highlighted that employers are prioritising specialised skills and adaptability, leading to mismatches between available talent and job requirements.
This trend is particularly evident in technology and high-skill sectors. Experts say addressing the gap will require stronger collaboration between education providers and industry, as well as reskilling initiatives to better align workforce capabilities with market needs.
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