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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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Social media and job hunting
When it comes to looking for work nowadays, don’t ignore the power of social media in determining your chances of getting your dream job.
It’s...
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Taking advantage of e-commerce
Electronic commerce or e-commerce – business transactions conducted online – has proven itself to be a highly attractive market in Malaysia, where online shopping,...
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What you need to know before leaving for university
If you completed secondary school last year, chances are you might be opting to further your studies. Be it a college, university or other...
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Making the work-study balance possible
Studying for a degree while being employed can be intimidating, considering that both activities are demanding in themselves. Still, working and studying at the...
Newspaper Column
Adenan Satem’s legacy in education
On Wednesday, Sarawak mourned the loss of Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Adenan Satem.
As chief minister, he brought a new style of leadership to the...
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Preserving Dayak heritage through entrepreneurship
Inspired by her late grandmother’s traditional cooking and driven by her passion to preserve her culture and heritage, 28-year-old entrepreneur Lianny Bujang, who hails...
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