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Vote Gains Mask Skill Gaps; Guarantee Youth Work
Malaysia’s youth face a paradox: Undi18 expanded voting rights yet political literacy lags (Austria/US comparisons); TVET enrolment surges but underemployment and PISA deficits persist, while Sarawak’s merit shift and MySRBN narrow digital gaps; labour markets show low unemployment but high NEET/gig-economy risks, with TEGAS/SME financing gaps versus ADB benchmarks, suggesting EU-style guarantees could bridge rhetoric and reality.
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Ego Shouts; Wisdom Whispers
Career success favours quiet wisdom over loud ego. New professionals should listen more, ask genuine questions, share credit, and reflect weekly. Small daily habits: pausing before reacting, absorbing feedback, and practicing humility, build trust and quiet leadership, creating lasting influence far stronger than early self-promotion or attention-seeking behaviour.
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Finding Peace When the Timetable Ends
Discipline brings peace amid chaos. A fixed morning routine, planned tasks, and focused work become anchors. Like the longhouse order, small external structures build internal calm. Choose one tiny ritual; begin building your shelter, one disciplined act at a time.
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The Quiet Treasure
True wealth is not a salary or status, but a clear mind. Reclaim your attention, embrace simple moments, and let stillness guide your next steps. Clarity is treasure.
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Things to consider when updating your resume
If you’re thinking of breaking into a new career or changing jobs, updating your resume should be one of the first things to do.
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How to deal with a new job task?
If you’re a graduate who just joined the workforce, you’ll find that some job tasks are nearly akin to some experience during your internship...
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The other side of peer pressure
Peer pressure has a bad reputation as it has been largely used in the negative context.
Among the youths, peer pressure is a well discussed...
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Should you join your alumni association?
Your days in school and college may be some of the most memorable moments in your life but now that you’ve been working for...
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Making time for self-reflection
In a world where we’re always on the go and where we tend to get distracted by so many things (especially our mobile devices),...
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Tips to studying effectively
With lots of facts to memorise and absorb, there are times when studying seems more like a chore.
Studying may appear effortless for some students,...
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