# Student Sector
# Lifestyle
# Life Hack
# Job Tips

High Paying Customer Service Jobs With The Best Benefits Available For YOU!

by
米米

Sep 25, 2019

at 12:11 PM

Kuala Lumpur

Customer Service Representative (Thai / Korean)

FT Group @ Jalan Pinang, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM5,000 | SPM | Fresh Graduates are Welcome

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V1ui7H

Guest Relation Admin

Stayshare Homes @ Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM2,500 | Incentive | Medical Benefits | Career Advancement | EPF, SOCSO

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V2Za7C

Customer Service

KL Avg @ Jalan Munshi Abdullah, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To
RM4,500 | SPM |
Fresh Graduates are Welcome
 | Five-star overseas trip | Flexible Working Hours | Work-life Balance | Interesting Working Environment | Friendly Colleagues and Bosses

Apply Now >>>

http://bit.ly/2kKjZHl

Customer Service

Teledirect Telecommerce Sdn Bhd @ KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To
RM3,500 | SPM | Incentive | KPI | Shift Allowance | Training Provided | Near Public Transport | EPF | SOCSO | EIS

Apply Now >>>

http://bit.ly/2mkhfRs

Customer Service

Teledirect Telecommerce Sdn Bhd @ KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To
RM5,000 | Medical Benefits | Career Advancement | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | EPF | SOCSO | EIS | Multi Culture | Celebrity Fitness GYM | Employee Referral Program

Apply Now >>>

http://bit.ly/2mfMfSF

Cuatomer Relation Executive

Dreams Nation PLT @ Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To
RM3,500 | EPF | SOCSO | EIS | Annual Leave | Overtime

Apply Now >>>

http://bit.ly/2kO6GG0

Customer Service Executive

Dreams Nation PLT @ Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To
RM3,500 | EPF | SOCSO | EIS | Annual Leave | Overtime

Apply Now >>>

http://bit.ly/2kO6IO8

Selangor

Customer Service

NITEAN SDN BHD @ Kajang, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM3,000 | SPM | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | Medical Benefits | EPF | SOCSO | EIS

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V0YQq6

Customer Service Executive

DSY Wellness And Longevity Centre @ Ampang, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM4,000 | Bonus | Annual Increment | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V0YQGC

Front Desk Customer Service

Optimum Train Global Sdn Bhd @ Klang / Subang Jaya

Monthly Income Up To RM2,700 | Annual Bonus | Medical Leave | Annual Oversea Trip | Annual Dinner | Free Swimming Courses | SPM | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V6nFkG

Customer Service Assistant

SLS Bearings @ Petaling Jaya / Kota Bharu / Johor Bahru

Monthly Income Up To RM3,000 | Bonus | Medical Benefits | SPM

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V0YW0W

Customer Service Executive

Jefflee The Hair Group Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya / Puchong / Mont Kiara

Monthly Income Up To RM3,000 | Free hair service at least once a month (including care, haircut, hair dye, etc.) | Full Attendance Reward RM200.00 | Annual Bonus | Salary Increment | Good working environment | Uniform (shirt) & Name Tag

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V9soC8

 Esports Service Crew

Gen Arena Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor,

Monthly Income Up To RM2,000 | Full Attendance Incentive | Performance Bonus | Transportation Provided | Uniform Provided | Career Advancement

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V3wfR4

Customer Service (Mandarin Speaking)

Company Disclosed @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM3,500 | SPM | Benefits（Flight Tickets, Insurance, Phone, Dental, Optical）| Language Allowance | Medical Benefits | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | Birthday Leave | Child Care/Parental Leave/Professional Leave | Overtime | Gym Subsidy | Bonus | Performance Bonus | EPF | SOCSO | EIS

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2kIJHfm

Online Customer Service

Fins Tech Global Sdn. Bhd @ Seri Kembangan, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To
RM2,800 | SPM | Fresh Graduate are Welcome | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO | Medical Benefits | Allowance | Bonus

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2kKka5t

Sales and Support Assistant for E-Commerce

JSK Global Sdn Bhd @ Klang, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To
RM3,000 | SPM | 5 Working Days Per Week | Training Provided | Free Meal | Positive Colleagues | Medical Benefits | Maternity Leave | Paternity Leave | Free Parking | EPF | SOCSO | Annual Leave | Monthly Bonus | Annual Bonus | Future Career Development, Salary, Promotion

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2kKkcKD

Johor

Customer Service Executive

Herlo Consultancy @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly Income Up To RM3,000 | Full Attendance Reward | Free Parking | Dental Benefits | Optical Benefits | Company Gathering | Bonus | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now >>>
http://bit.ly/2V3SM0g


# Job Tips

High Paying Sales Execs Jobs Available (Limited Time) FOR YOU!!

by
米米

Sep 24, 2019

at 6:48 PM

Kuala Lumpur

Online Sales Marketing

Sumber Efisien Sdn. Bhd. @ Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM4,000 | Allowance | KPI | Training Provided | Transport Allowance | Meal Allowance | Career Development Opportunity | Medical Benefit | Annual Leave | Sick Leave | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mN3YkB

Telemarketer

Brilliant L&L Enterprise @ Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM10,000 | High Commission | Annual Bonus | Annual Company Trip | Medical Leave | Medical Card | Medical Claim | Annual Leave | Work Life Balance | 10-6 Working Time | Laptop Provided | Can Work From Home | Professional Training Provided |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mOF3NI

Sales Merchant Manager

Revenue Commerce Sdn Bhd @ Kuala Lumpur | Johor

Attractive Salary Package | EPF | SOCSO | Annual Leave | Medical | Insurance Coverage

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mKWezy

FB Sales and Marketing

Fevermore Sdn Bhd @ Tasik Damai, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM5,000 | Allowance | Training Provided | Good Working Environment | 5 Working Days | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l8eNNX

Sales Executive

Jianyi Advertising Media @ Jalan Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM3,600 | Commission | Bonus | Annual Leave | Meal Allowance | Parking Allowance | Accommodation Allowance | Public Holiday | Birthday Surprise | Monthly Company Gathering | Company Trip | Outstanding Career Growth | Development Opportunities | Competitive Salary | Work Benefit Package | Passionate, Energetic and Innovative Work Culture | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mKWiiM

Sales Coordinator

Gildan @ Pandan Indah, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM2,500 | Performance Bonus | Medical Allowance | Annual Bonus | AL & ML | Life Insurance | Medical Insurance | Accident Insurance | Company Trip | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l9gOtd

Telemarketing Sales

RPP Consultancy Services @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM8,000 | Quarterly Bonus And Commission Up To RM15,000 | 5 Working Days | 12 Annual Leaves A Year | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2lk9s5V

Telesales

APV Marketing @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM10,000 | Commission up to RM14,000 | High and Competitive Salary | 5 Working Days | Outstanding Career Growth and Development | Passionate & Energetic Environment | Annual Leave | More Benefits To Discuss |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l9gDOz

Sales Executive

Quinton Group Sdn Bhd @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM5,000 | Commission more than RM5,000 | Travelling Allowance | Incentive | Bonus | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mIh6r9

Selangor

Sales Executive

Tensioned Fabric Structure Sdn Bhd @ Gombak, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM3,000 | Company Trip | Claim Allowance | Attractive Commissions | Company Activities | Fun and Enjoyable Working Environment | Medical Card | Panel Clinic | EPF | SOCSO | EIS |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2lhUhKF

Sales cum Marketing

Commbax Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM2,500 | Medical Claim | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mOEWlg

Sales Coordinator

Apack Manufacturing Sdn Bhd @ Batang Kali, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM3,000 | Medical Benefit | Training Provided | EPF

SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l5BUsp

Marketing cum Sales Representative

Professional Surfaces Sdn Bhd @ Subang Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM3,000 | 5 Days Week | Potential For Growth | Medical Leave | Annual Leave | Bonus | Outstation candidates will receive accomodation allowance and return train ticket monthly to hometown | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2lhAjQb

Sales Co-ordinator

Envalco Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Attractive Benefits and Remuneration Package | Harmony and Friendly Working Environment | 5 Days Work | Performance Incentive and Bonus | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2llnJPZ

Sales Executive

Sindoh Malaysia @ Bandar Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Competitive Remuneration Package | Attractive Commission and Incentive | Yearly Bonus | Outstanding Career Growth and Personal Development Opportunities | 5 Working Days | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO | EIS |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2lko8C5

Senior Sales cum Marketing Representative

ETI Tech (M) Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM2,800 | Basic Salary | High Commission (5 Figure Per Month) | Allowances | Medical Insurance | Flexible Corporate Culture | Personal Development |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2llnNPJ

Salesman

Hoo Lit Sheng @ Cyberjaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM3,000 | Basic Salary RM3,000 | Car Allowance RM500 | Petrol Allowance RM800 | Other Allowance and Benefits To Be Discussed During Interview |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mN44Zv

Sales Executives

Acxus Sdn Bhd @ Semenyih, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM3,000 | Full Support In Sales, Marketing and Technical Knowledge Training | Team Support | Allowances | Commission |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l9gRVV

Sale Executive

GM Communication Sdn Bhd @ Bandar Puteri Puchong, Selangor | Ipoh, Perak | Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly income up to RM10,000 | Medical Claim | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | Year-End Bonus | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l5BS3L

Pulau Pinang

Sales Executive

Crystal Shine Communication @ Georgetown, Pulau Pinang

Monthly income up to RM5,000 | Basic Salary | High Commission | Allowance | EPF

SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l9gL0v

Pahang

Sale Executive

Gildan @ Kuantan, Pahang

Monthly income up to RM4,000 | Performance Bonus | Medical Allowance | Annual Bonus | AL & ML | Life Insurance | Medical Insurance | Accident Insurance | Company Trip | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mQ2Gp7

Perak

Sale Executive

GM Communication Sdn Bhd @ Bandar Puteri Puchong, Selangor | Ipoh, Perak | Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly income up to RM10,000 | Medical Claim | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | Year-End Bonus | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l5BS3L

Johor

Sale Executive

GM Communication Sdn Bhd @ Bandar Puteri Puchong, Selangor | Ipoh, Perak | Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly income up to RM10,000 | Medical Claim | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | Year-End Bonus | EPF | SOCSO |

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l5BS3L

Sales Merchant Manager

Revenue Commerce Sdn Bhd @ Kuala Lumpur | Johor

Attractive Salary Package | EPF | SOCSO | Annual Leave | Medical | Insurance Coverage

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2V11Cf0


# Lifestyle
# Life Hack
# Job Tips

How To Be An Amazing And Successful Leader!

by
David Blog

Sep 25, 2019

at 10:43 AM

One of the hardest things you will do in your career is changing from doing to leading. If you have already made a name for yourself and are a high achiever, one day you will have to stop everything you are great at to lead others into greatness as well.

The reason for saying this is because those skills are more of a “just do it” kind of thing, it is your ability to take a task and do it without supervision. These skills can affect you negatively as a manager if you keep trying to accomplish things the way you used to.

As a leader it is no longer your responsibility to “do”. Your job is to help others do the task, and do it well. Leading and doing are polar opposites, and it can be hard to change your working habits in the other direction, but you must if you want to lead.

Even if you are not in a management position, you can start learning this skill for a head start. Here are some tips on how to learn and apply it!

Become A Jack Of All Trades, Instead Of A Master Of One

Leading is all about managing your resources and stepping out of your comfort zone.

You are probably a specialist who is a master in your area of business, which is one of the reasons you were promoted. But as you go higher, you will be valued for understanding the business and for your knowledge than just your work.

So, those company-wide email updates that you’ve been ignoring? It’s time to stop hitting delete and start reading them for information that can contribute to your knowledge of what’s going on outside your department. In addition, start networking outside of your team, looking for people like yourself who are subject matter experts trying to broaden their exposure to other areas of the business.

As you begin to trade knowledge, you’ll become each others’ go-to people.

If you work in finance, for instance, recruit some smart new friends in research, engineering, manufacturing, and marketing.

Then, you won’t only have an expert contact in each of those areas, but by collaborating with them, you’ll begin to learn that knowledge yourself and become more well-rounded within the company.

Own Your Failures, Not Your Successes

Until now, you’ve probably shown your potential up the chain of command. It’s how you got recognized as a high-potential emerging leader in the first place.

Well, get ready for that to change. In the transition from doing to leading, you’ll have to re-evaluate how you deal with successes and failures.

Most of us work on high-powered teams, but every team needs a leader.

You have to be willing to put yourself out there, take risks, and take responsibility for both successes and failures. That’s what makes a great leader.

The Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu once said, “When the best leader’s work is done, the people say, ‘We did it ourselves.’” To be a great leader, you’ll need to get in the habit of letting your team own the wins, while you take responsibilities for other’s failures.

True leaders are humble enough to apologize publicly and gloat privately.

What’s more, a leader will apologize and take responsibility for their own and their team’s actions.

So, how can up-and-coming leaders display this skill, even if they’re not in a leadership role yet? Next time a group you’ve worked with achieves a big win, publicly acknowledge each individual for his or her effort.

Next time the team suffers a setback, don’t play the blame game. Instead, raise your hand to be the one to deliver the bad news to management, along with a plan for how the team can move forward.

Turn Your To-Do List Into A To-Lead List

The best way to learn leadership skills is not to wait until you are promoted, but to take on a management challenge first, regardless of whether you’re in a supervisory position.

Your challenge is this: Identify a task or a project that is currently on your to-do list, such as an assignment at work or, if there’s nothing suitable on-site, a project outside of work, such as a charitable drive or a professional association event. Then, try to achieve the result by leading—not doing—the work.

For example, if you work in HR, you might be the go-to person to stay up late finessing the PowerPoint deck the night before a big presentation to the executive team.

 But is this something you could accomplish by leading someone else on the team, rather than doing the work yourself?

Those are the questions you’ll find yourself answering in a leadership position—questions you can practice answering now.

To do this well at work, you’ll need to get to know your peers, what motivates them, and their career aspirations. And let your manager know that you’re looking for ways to practice your people management and project leadership skills.

Get clear on the goal or end result of the project, share your goal with your manager, and offer to include colleagues who would be excited to get involved.

Tie your request to your colleagues to something that you know would benefit them, like “It’s not just another presentation; we have the opportunity to change the way our company handles flex working” or “Here’s an opportunity to show off your graphic design skills.” They key to success is to make it personal and meaningful.

Don’t tell them what to do, but work together to create clear goals, expectations, and accountability by asking questions like….

 “How will we measure success?”

 “What steps do we need to take to make that happen?” “How will we hold ourselves accountable?”

“How will we celebrate when we achieve this?”

By shifting the focus away from yourself and onto a team member, you’ll learn the valuable skill of leadership while still working one-on-one with a trusted collaborator. So there you have it: To make the leap from employee to leader, move from specialist to generalist, let the team own the wins while you own the failures, and turn your to-do list into a to-lead list.

In short, don’t just do it—lead it!


# Student Sector
# Lifestyle
# Job Tips

UPDATED List Of High Paying Sales Exec Jobs For YOU!

by
米米

Sep 25, 2019

at 1:42 PM

A. Selangor

Sales Assistant

Win Eighty One Enterprise @ Semenyih, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 2
,000 | Annual Increment | Bonus | Incentive |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l3JbsL

Sales Executive

Lincoln Energy Sdn Bhd  @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
5,000 | Commission | Bonus | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lcKhCo

Sales Telemarketer

Acxus Sdn Bhd  @ Semenyih, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,000 | Training Provided | Team Support | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mKuCL3

Sales Cum Marketing

Advance Image Technologies @ Shah Alam, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 5
,000 | Commission | Bonus | Incentive | Gasoline Allowance | Toll Fee Allowance | Telephone Allowance | Personal Accident Insurance |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mL1u6x

Sales Engineer

Leeden Gases Sdn Bhd @ Shah Alam, Selangor | Kuantan, Pahang

Monthly income up to RM
4,500 | 3 Times Bonus per year | Gasoline Allowance | Medical Allowance |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mCOBuX

Sales Coordinator

Tk Rentals Sdn Bhd @ Cheras, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
2,500 | Parking | Friendly staff and management | Medical Benefits | Comfortable working environment | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l3JvYv

Sales Representative

Euryka Naturopathics Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
4,000 | Commission | Incentive | 5 Working Days per Week | Gasoline Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lfVUIP

Sales Representative

ETI Tech (M) Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor | Tanjung Kling, Melaka

Monthly income up to RM
5,000 ++  | 5 Working Days per Week | Medical Leave | Annual Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mKZbjN

E-Commence Marketing Executive

Mega Genset Malaysia Sdn Bhd @ Port Klang, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,200 | Travel Allowance | Medical Allowance | Light Dress | Free Snacks | Annual Pay | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lcKq8U

Sales Executive

Reka Setia Industries Sdn Bhd @ Taman Perindustrian Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,200 | Allowance | 2 - 4％Commission | Incentive | Medical Benefits | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l0eBjH

Insurance Life Planner

STS Venture @ Klang, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
8,000 | Commission | Bonus | Newcomer Travel Awards | More than 3 Trips a year | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lcKsO4

Sales Executive

Sempurna Petroleum (M) Sdn Bhd @ Klang, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,000 | 5 Working Days per Week | Allowance | Medical Benefits | Comfortable Work Environment  | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lcKt4A

Sales Cum Marketing

D Teras Bina Resourcces @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,500 | Incentive | Overseas business travel accommodation | Holiday travel rewards | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mHxlEV

Sale Cum Marketing

LifeBeyond Solution @ Pekan Puchong Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
10,000 | Commission | Incentive | Overseas Travel | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mCOLT5

Sales Coordinator

Pacificwise @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
2,600 | Various Allowances | Bonus | Staff Redemption Awards | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lcKzcs

Sales Executive

Company Disclosed @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
5,500 | Medical Allowance | Transportation Allowance |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l0eEfn

Sales Consultant

GFG Group @ Shah Alam, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
6,000 | Commission | Incentive | Company provides customer list | Company annual travel | Medical welfare | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mC2pG2

Sales Cum Marketing Engineer

Envalco Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
5,000 | 5 Working Days per Week | Travel Allowance | Parking Allowance | Company Travel | Bonus | Incentive | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mJ3xYG

Relationship Manager

KHlee Wealth Mgmt @ Subang jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
10,000 | Commission | Oversea Trip  | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mHxfx3

Sales Consultant

OTC Training Centre Sdn Bhd @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,500 | Commission | Training Provided | Medical Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mERsDD

Sale Executives

HKSS @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
3,500 | Car Allowance | Commission | Incentive | Medical Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2leHj03

Medical Sales Representative

George Town, Pulau Pinang | Petaling Jaya, Selangor | KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome |
Training Provided
 |
5 Working Days per Week
 | EPF, SOCSO | Gasoline Allowance | Parking Allowance | Car Allowance

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NjB5ss

Sales Coordinator

Chain Chon Stainless Steel Sdn Bhd @ Seri Kembangan, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 2,500 | SPM | EPF, SOCSO,EIS | Catering Allowance | Attendance Allowance | Incentive | Medical Allowance | Medical Insurance | Free Parking |

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXFk4

Sales Assistant (Indoor)

Syarikat Central Bolts & Nuts Sdn Bhd @ Jalan San Peng, Kuala Lumpur | Klang, Selangor | Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | Medical Leave | Insurance | EPF, SOCSO |
Training Provided

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlY1qU

Sales Executive

Hong Leong Assurance @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 5,000 | SPM |
Commission
 | Annual Leave | Medical Leave |
Incentive
 | Allowance | Oversea Trip

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXBAQ

Marketing Operations Executive

Axxel Marketing Sdn Bhd @ Seri Kembangan, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 4,000 | EPF, SOCSO | Medical Allowance | Dental Allowance | Free Parking

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXANi

Property Agent

Onyx Properties Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 20,000 | No Experience Needed |
Training Provided
 | Award Travel | Special Awards | Existing Customer Group | Power Environment

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXzsI

Indoor Sales

Advance Plus Engineering Sdn Bhd @ Subang Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 |
Bonus
 | Travel Allowance | Medical Benefits | Sick Leave | Annual Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2V7NPmX

Sales Executive

Ablecount @ Bandar Puchong Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 5,000 | Allowance |
5 Working Days per Week
 |
Commission
 | Quarerly Incentive | Food & Beverage Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2V6q2UC

Outdoor Sales Executive

Universe Distribution Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 5,000 |
Commission
 | Car Allowance | Annual Bonus | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2Nm06TK

B. Kuala Lumpur

Sales Executive

B.E. Decor Sdn Bhd @ Pandan Perdana, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
2,800 | Commission | Allowance | Annual Increment | Medical allowance | Annual leave | Sick leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2leOvt4

Sales Executive

Sun Energy Enterprise Sdn Bhd @ Kepong, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
4,000 | Transportation allowance | Travel allowance | Medical allowance | Incentive | Bonus | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l0egNX

Internship for Sales and Marketing

TC Advisory Group (M) Sdn Bhd @ Jalan Cochrane, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
1,000 | Incentive | Near Public Transport |  Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mJ3iNg

Sales Director

Craft Software Sdn Bhd @ Wangsa Maju, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
6,000 | Accommodation available (3 star standard) | Work meals available | Overtime allowance | Annual leave | Sick leave | Dinner | Travel | Birthday Celebration | Breakfast Allowance | Transportation Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mL1DXD

Sales Assistant

Lucca Vudor  @ Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur | Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 5
,000 | Part Time Available  | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l2yB5j

Sales Executive

Tropics Gallery Sdn Bhd @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur,

Monthly income up to RM
5,000 | Commission | Near Public Transport | Medical Leave | Annual Leave  | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mKZfjx

Medical Sales Representative

Quanstar Biotech Sdn Bhd @ Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
3,500 | Car Allowance | Gasoline Allowance | Telephone Allowance | Training Provided | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2lc4Lv1

Sales Executive

SBS Prints Sdn Bhd @ Bandar Sri Damansara, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM
5,000 | Bonus | Career Advancement | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2l0epAZ

Financial Advisor

SBH Corporate Group Sdn Bhd  @ Jalan Kelang Lama, Kuala Lumpur | Kepong, Kuala Lumpur | Cheras, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM
8,000 | Commission | Travel Rewards | Training Courses | Comfortable Environment | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mJ3yvI

Financial Consultant

JK Multipurpose @ Jalan Kelang Lama, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 10,000 | No Experience Needed |
Commission
 |
Incentive
 |
5 Working Days per Week
 | KPI | Training Provided | Travel Rewards | Good Working Environment

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2Nllit6

Project Leader

Eden Cube Marketing Group (Asia) Sdn Bhd @ Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 5,500 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | No Experience Needed | EPF, SOCSO |
Training Provided
 | Travel Rewards | Good Working Environment

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlYdGE

Online Marketing Executive

Vki Resources @ Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 2,500 | SPM | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | EPF, SOCSO |
Training Provided
 | Good Working Environment and Team

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2Nl3caF

Medical Sales Representative

George Town, Pulau Pinang | Petaling Jaya, Selangor | KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome |
Training Provided
|
5 Working Days per Week
 | EPF, SOCSO | Gasoline Allowance | Parking Allowance | Car Allowance

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NjB5ss

Sales Assistant (Indoor)

Syarikat Central Bolts & Nuts Sdn Bhd @ Jalan San Peng, Kuala Lumpur | Klang, Selangor | Puchong, Selangor

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | Medical Benefits | Insurance | EPF, SOCSO |
Training Provided

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlY1qU

Sales Consultant Renovate

Super Reno (K&T Renovation Enterprise) @ Kepong, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 4,000 | SPM | Medical Leave | Annual Leave |
Commission
 | Medical Benefits |
Bonus
 | Allowance |
5 Working Days per Week

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXS6Q

Sales Representative

FunNow @ Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 2,400 | KPI |
Incentive
 | Cash Voucher

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlXxkA

Sales Coordinator

Mac-Tech Synergy Sdn Bhd @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Car Allowance |
Commission
 | Insurance | Medical Benefits | Parking Fees | Entertainment Fees | Telephone Fees |
Bonus
 | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2V0MAGd

Real Estate Negotiator

Taras Property @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 50,000 | Comfortable Work Environment |
Commission
 | Success Rate Up to 100% | Training Provided | Travel Allowance | Outstanding Performance Award

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NmonZY

Team Leader

TS Worldwide Network Sdn Bhd @ Setapak, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 2,500 | Medical Benefits | Annual Leave | Overtime Allowance | Close to Public Transport | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NjpIkl

C. Penang

Sales Advisor

Fadason Sdn Bhd @ Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang

Monthly income up to RM
1,800 | Annual leave | Medical Allowance |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>
http://bit.ly/2mJ374y

Sales Executive

AJI-NO-RIKI (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd @ Butterworth, Pulau Pinang

Monthly income up to RM 2,900 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome |
Commission
 | Allowance | EPF, SOCSO |
Incentive

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NlY4D6

Medical Sales Representative

George Town, Pulau Pinang | Petaling Jaya, Selangor | KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly income up to RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | Training Provided |
5 Working Days per Week
 | EPF, SOCSO | Gasoline Allowance | Parking Allowance | Car Allowance

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2NjB5ss

D. Malacca

Sales Representative

ETI Tech (M) Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor | Tanjung Kling, Melaka

Monthly income up to RM 5,000++  |
5 Working Days per Week
 | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2mKZbjN

Sales Executive

Mega Mount Industrial Gases Sdn Bhd @ Batu Berendam, Melaka

Salary Disclosed | 3 Times
Bonus
per year |
Commission
 | Allowance | Medical Leave | Dental Benefits | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2mL1Fid

E. Johor

Sales Support

WDG Resources Sdn Bhd @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly income up to RM 3,500 | Medical Benefits | Dental Benefits | Annual Leave | Medical Leave | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2lc4Crt

Sales Representative

Telife Sdn Bhd @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly income up to RM 5,000 |
Commission
 | Training Provided |
Bonus
 | Telephone Allowance | Transportation Allowance | EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2V3V6o0

F. Pahang

Sales Engineer

Leeden Gases Sdn Bhd @ Shah Alam, Selangor | Kuantan, Pahang

Monthly income up to RM 4,500 | 3 Times
Bonus per Year
 | Gasoline Allowance | Medical Allowance |  EPF | SOCSO

Apply Now>>

http://bit.ly/2mCOBuX


# Student Sector
# Lifestyle
# Life Hack
# Job Tips

Available Marketing Jobs With The Best Pay For YOU!

by
米米

Sep 25, 2019

at 2:15 PM

A. Selangor

Marketing Executive

FEN Education Sdn Bhd @ Puchong, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM
4,000 | EPF, SOCSO, EIS | Commission | Allowance

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nn4wKb

Digital Marketing Executive

Academy Of Concrete Technology @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM
4,000 | EPF, SOCSO | Ideal working time | Comfortable Working Environment | Personal Development Opportunities

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Ni7z6h

Online Marketing Executive

AU Studio Plt @ SUBANG JAYA, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM
5,000 | EPF, SOCSO | Annual Leave | Medical Benefits | Bonus

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nl0T7u

Marketing Executive

Bio-Jourdeness Cosmetic Co.(MY) Sdn Bhd @ Subang Jaya, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM
8,000 | SPM | Provide Training | Awards | Medical Allowances | Product Benefits | Commissions | Bonus | Foreign Employment Opportunities

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NmWLUk

Marketing cum Sales Representative

Dr.Cink @ Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM
5,000 | EPF, SOCSO | Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nm8PFs

Creative Graphic Designer

Identity Design and Advertising @ Hulu Kelang, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM 3,000 | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | EPF | SOCSO | Annual Leave | Bonus

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l0GND0

Marketing Executive

Bun Seng Hardware Sdn Bhd @ Batu Caves, Selangor

Salary Disclosed | Fresh Graduates are Welcome | EPF | SOCSO | Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2l0GOXA

Digital Marketing cum Designer

Nitean Sdn Bhd @ Kajang, Selangor

Monthly Income Up To RM 3,500 | Medical Benefits | EPF | SOCSO | EIS | Bonus

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mzdckg

B. Kuala Lumpur

Telemarketing Executive

Speed Management Solution @ Jalan Klang Lama, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
10,000 |
Fresh Graduates are Welcome
 | No experience required | Training Provided | Annual Bonus | Corporate Travel | Commission | 5 Working Days per Week

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NlEMOc

Marketing Manager

RC Leather Sdn Bhd @ Cheras, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
7,000 | Allowance | Commission | Bonus | Bonus | Annual salary increase

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nkm5KI

Marketing Executive

Sinacco Sdn Bhd @ Jalan Raja Chulan, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,200 | Home Based Working Environment | EPF, SOCSO |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nm8LWe

Online Sales Marketing

Inspirasi Budiman Sdn. Bhd. @ Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,800 |
Fresh Graduates are Welcome
 | Training Provided | Transportation Allowance | Meal Allowance | Promotion Opportunity |
Medical Benefits
 | EPF, SOCSO |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nmf6kq

Client Servicing cum Marketing

Akomori Sdn Bhd @ Bangsar Utama, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,500 | 5 Working Days per Week | EPF, SOCSO | Parking Allowance | Telephone Allowance

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nm8OkS

Telemarketing Executive

JWLife @ Kuchai Lama, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
5,000 | Bonus | 8 hours Working Time | Comfortable Working Environment | Friendly Team

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Np7ldt

Marketing cum Event Executive

Third Trump @ Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
2,600 | EPF, SOCSO, EIS | Commission |
Medical Benefits
 |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NlEGpO

Client Servicing

Dotplus Communications Sdn Bhd @ Chan Sow Lin, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,200 |
Fresh Graduates are Welcome
 | Bonus |
Medical Benefits
 |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave
 | EPF, SOCSO

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NlEGWQ

Telemarketing

EZVA @ Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
8,000++ | Regardless of Educational Background | 5 Working Days per Week | 9am - 5.30pm | 4 - 5 times a year abroad | Boss personally teaching | Work environment and colleagues are better

Apply Now >>

http://bit.ly/2kW3qbA

Internship for Marketing Assistant

Alicoin @  Ampang, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
1,000 | Comfortable Working Environment | Allowance

Apply Now >>

http://bit.ly/2l0GKXQ

Marketing Executive

Tensioned Fabric Structure Sdn Bhd @ Gombak, Kuala Lumpur

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,000 | Medical Card | Corporate Travel | Home Work Environment

Apply Now >>

http://bit.ly/2mA1llW

C. Penang

Marketing Assistant

Third Ear Service Center Sdn Bhd @ George Town, Pulau Pinang

Monthly Income Up To RM
2,400 |
Fresh Graduates are Welcome
 | Training Provided | EPF, SOCSO |
Annual Leave
 | Incentive | Commission | Bonus

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nm2g5U

Marketing Executive (Mandarin Speaking)

4U Malaysia Sdn Bhd @ Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,000 | EPF, SOCSO |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave
 | Incentive | Bonus

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nm2euO

Marketing Executive (Mandarin Speaker Only)

4U Malaysia Sdn Bhd @ Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,000 | Bonus | Allowance |
Annual Leave | Medical Leave
 | EPF, SOCSO

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NmiEmZ

Marketing Executive

Quinton Group Sdn Bhd @ Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,000 | Travel Allowance | Allowance | Bonus | EPF, SOCSO

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2Nl0S3q

D. Johor

Digital Marketing Executive

Herlo Consultancy @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly Income Up To RM
3,300 | Free parking | Free snacks and drinks | Bonus | EPF, SOCSO

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2NlzO4a

Marketing Executive

FEN Education Sdn Bhd @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly Income Up To RM 4,000 | Commission | Bonus | Gasoline Allowance | Call Allowance | EPF | SOCSO | EIS

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2msBooG

Content Writer

Herlo Consultancy @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly Income Up To RM 3,500 | Work with top marketers | Get in touch with a lot of new marketing knowledge

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mA1lCs

Marketing and Public Relations Executive

Herlo Consultancy @ Johor Bahru, Johor

Monthly Income Up To RM 3,300 | Work with top marketers | Get in touch with a lot of new marketing knowledge

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mA1mGw

E. Perak

Social Media Operation cum Marketing

Fusionoz凡事澳洲 @ Ipoh, Perak

Monthly Income Up To RM 3,500 | EPF | SOCSO | Medical Benefits | Annual Leave | Medical Leave

Apply Now >>
http://bit.ly/2mvM71t


# Student Sector
# Lifestyle
# Life Hack
# Job Tips
# Trending

9 Exclusive WhatsApp Groups For Quick Updates On Highest Paying Jobs Open (LIMITED SLOTS AVAILABLE)!!

by
David Blog

May 4, 2020

at 1:11 AM

In today’s age of technology, most Malaysians still don’t have a Facebook, a Twitter, an Instagram or even Spotify on their phone. But one thing WE ALL HAVE, is WhatsApp!

WhatsApp is essential for our everyday life, to keep in contact with our friends, family and even do our work!

BUT, do you know what else you can do with WhatsApp?

YOU CAN FIND A JOB!!

Now that technology has developed so much, it’s much easier to get a job a click away. We no longer have to painstakingly make copies of our resume and source for companies, the work is already done for us!

If you’d like to join in on the ease of job seeking, just follow our Ricebowl Whatsapp group. We have specialized chats and filters so you can find whatever your dream career is!

That’s right! We currently have 8 groups to choose from that will update you on available jobs everyday, in whichever path you want. These choices are….

1 Sales
http://bit.ly/2kZ8VGr
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2 Marketing
http://bit.ly/2mzr7XF

3 Customer Service :
http://bit.ly/2mxv532

4 Teacher
http://bit.ly/2kZrs5v

5 Admin
http://bit.ly/2l4e9AW

6 HR
http://bit.ly/2l374AA

7 Accounting
http://bit.ly/2kXX2R6

8 Graphic design
http://bit.ly/2l4Ra8U

9 Retail :
http://bit.ly/2kZrfPL

There are only 250 spots for each category and is extremely limited, so do it now before it’s too late!

Yes, we know you may have questions, so here are some answers to FAQ!

What are the benefits of joining the WhatsApp group?

It’s simple, quick and efficient!

You receive the latest news faster than most other people in Malaysia.

The news you receive is catered to what you are looking for, for example, if you are a graphic designer, you will only be updated on the latest graphic designing positions open!

We carefully select the jobs and only offer the highest paying ones with the most benefits, for YOUR benefit!

How do I join?

Very simple, you just need to select the type of job you want, then click on the link below to join directly!

Sales
http://bit.ly/2kZ8VGr

Marketing
http://bit.ly/2mzr7XF

Customer Service :
http://bit.ly/2mxv532

Teacher
http://bit.ly/2kZrs5v

Admin
http://bit.ly/2l4e9AW

HR
http://bit.ly/2l374AA

Accounting
http://bit.ly/2kXX2R6

Graphic design
http://bit.ly/2l4Ra8U

Retail :
http://bit.ly/2kZrfPL

Is there only 9 types of jobs?

Yes, currently we only have 9 types of jobs available at the moment.

If you have a special request, please message us at ricebowl.my and we will gladly assist you in finding the right career, specifically for your passion and personality!

So what are you waiting for jobseekers, sign up today, get work tomorrow!


# Job Tips

Sales And Marketing Jobs With The Best Career Opportunities Open For You!

by
David Blog

Sep 26, 2019

at 7:38 PM

Pop quiz! What kind of career do you think earns the most money GO!

3

2

1

Did you say doctor, lawyer or engineer? WRONG!

It is sales jobs!!

When going into sales, these are the questions to ask.

Do you like earning money, and working hard for higher rewards? Do you like socializing and meeting people?

If you said yes to all these then...well you might be the next top salesperson!

Here are the best sales and marketing jobs available for you to truly grow your wealth, income and career!


# Job Tips

Highest Paying Graphic Designer Jobs That Will Truly Let Your Creativity Flow!

by
David Blog

Sep 26, 2019

at 7:34 PM

Graphic designers make the world more beautiful. As the saying goes, the earth without art is just eh.

It used to be really difficult to earn good income as a graphic designer back in our parents days, but that time is over, and now more than ever, we need talented people to make the world more beautiful, and many employers are willing to pay a good price for it!

Are you interested in being a graphic designer? Look no further! Here's a list of positions available for you, that will truly let your creativity flow!


# Job Tips

Become an IT Whiz, Earn Extra High Income TODAY!

by
David Blog

Sep 27, 2019

at 1:24 PM

In this technological age, one of the most important career paths ever is IT. That's why these days IT people are paid SO MUCH MONEY, because we can't live without it.

If you're interested in IT, why not earn money from it?

Prestigious companies are hiring capable IT execs and are offering lucrative pay cheques, why not just take the chance? Here's a compiled list for your convenience. SIGN UP NOW!


# Job Tips

Highest Paying Accounting Jobs Available For You (Limited Time Only)!

by
David Blog

Sep 27, 2019

at 1:22 PM

There are 2 things that you cannot escape from in this life; death......and taxes.

Death, cincai lah! But the worrying thing is taxes. Not a lot of people know how to do their own taxes, so what do they do? HIRE AN ACCOUNTANT!

Thus because of this, accountants are so in demand, that they're being paid good money.

If you have a knack of numbers, why not try out accounting? Ask yourself, do you want a high paying job with worklife balance? If yes then what are you waiting for, apply for an accounting job today!

Here are the highest paying accounting jobs available for you!


# Job Tips

Earn Up To 6 DIGITS A Month, Become A Property Agent Today!

by
David Blog

Sep 27, 2019

at 1:21 PM

Want to buy that BMW and landed property by cash? You can! Just sign up with us and become a property agent today!

Before you run away, no it is not a scam, property agents do indeed make a huge profit from their sales. From 2-5%, so imagine selling a place for RM1,000,000, and give you a lower number, 3%. Thats RM30,000 commission already!

Somemore you know lah, houses in KL these days are usually worth much more than RM1 million, if you go mont kiara or ampang average is RM3-5million. If you manage to sell even one house for the month, that's over RM100,000 income that month! So what are you waiting for, become a property agent today!

Here's a list of property agencies giving the best % cuts, commissions and remunerations!


# Job Tips

3 Ways People Mess Up The EASIEST Interview Question And Get Rejected!

by
David Blog

Sep 27, 2019

at 10:59 AM

I know what you’re thinking. Nobody messes this interview question up, right? I mean, it’s the easiest one you’ll ever have to answer during your job hunt. Ever. Most recruiters and interviewers will approach it with the mindset of asking candidates how they got the job to break the ice. It is never a trick question.

But for some reason, this question trips a lot of people up. Through experience, here’s how you can avoid making the same mistakes people do when talking about how they found the job.

You Feel Uneasy About Sharing That A Friend Referred You

I get it. Nepotism aka getting special treatment because of friends and family, is a bit disgusting.

Nobody wants to feel like he got his foot in the door just because he knows someone at the company.

What's worse than getting a bit of help from a friend? Dancing around the answer, hoping that you won't have to fess up to the fact that not only is your future on the line, your friend currently has a referral fee on the table for getting you an interview.

       What To Do Instead

I hate to sound so straightforward, but if you’re fortunate enough to know someone at a company you want to work for, just buckle up and tell everyone who asks you exactly how you found out about the job.

A simple response like, “I was excited to find out about the job from my friend who works in [department]” is a perfectly OK response.

 In fact, it’s the only response you should be giving if this is the case.

You Turn It Into A Monologue About How It’s The Only Job You Want

Here's a perfect example of an interview question that only requires a short answer.

All you need to do is tell the hiring manager where you found the job, simple!

 But for some reason, candidates get so caught up in the moment that they end up turning it into a long-winded explanation of not only where they found the listing, but also why they couldn’t imagine working anywhere else.

Sure, there’s nothing wrong with being excited about an opportunity, but when you’re going on and on about how you simple found the job, it can be a huge red flag for a recruiter.

     What To Do Instead

If you want to fold in a little tidbit about why you’re so excited about the job, that’s not a terrible idea. But, keep it short.

Add your unique spin to a response along the lines of, “I found it on [wherever you found the job], and since I’ve been hoping to work for the company for a long time, I was excited to see the opening had become available.” That’s all you need. Seriously.

You Forgot Where You Found The Job

Job searching is undeniably extremely frustrating at times.

I’ve had stretches where I had so many bills that I needed to pay, I applied for a lot of openings.

 After a while, it can be hard to keep track of what you’ve applied for, what the positions call for, and where you found them in the first place.

But that’s no excuse for drawing a complete blank when a hiring manager asks you how you stumbled onto the job that, let me remind you, that you are currently interviewing for.

       What To Do Instead

When I realized that I had applied for a lot of jobs during my last stretch of unemployment, I made myself a simple Excel spreadsheet to keep track of everything.

It included the following columns: job title, link to the original listing, the date I applied, where (or how) I found the opening, and current stage of the interview process.

That list especially came in handy for phone interviews, but regardless of how close I was (or wasn’t) to getting any particular job, I don’t know how I could’ve kept track of anything during my job search without that spreadsheet.

If you’re having trouble remembering little details, like how you found a particular posting, put together a tracker for yourself.

If there’s one lesson to be learned, it’s that no interview question is too small to potentially mess up. And even the icebreakers can change the entire tone of a meeting with a hiring manager. So prepare yourself, build spreadsheets if you need to, and above anything else, answer the question as thoroughly and quickly as possible so you can focus on telling the interviewer more about why you’re the right fit for the job—rather than boring details about where you found it.


# Life Hack
# Job Tips

4 Templates To Proper Emails For Expanding Your Network (With People You Don't Know Well!)

by
David Blog

Sep 27, 2019

at 3:11 PM

Whether you are looking for a new job, finding opportunities to learn more about a specific industry or role, or simply want to expand your web of professional contacts, you know that networking is incredibly useful.

But, let’s face it—it can also be awkward. It takes quite a bit of courage to reach out to someone you don’t know well in the interest of forging a relationship.

Fortunately, I will provide you with a few email templates to make it less awkward, for whatever purpose it is you are doing.

Use these templates to your advantage, and you’ll be well on your way to becoming a networking master!

When You Are Contacting A Stranger You Admire

Maybe it is someone who works in your dream company, or an experienced professional who has a great reputation in your field.

Either way, you are eager to establish a connection with this person that you respect, even if you never actually met them.

Hello [Name],

I hope you’re having a great week!

My name is [Your name], and I work as [Position] at [Company]. I became familiar with your work when [how you discovered this person] and wanted to reach out to tell you how much I admire your [skill or specific experience].

If you’re open to it, I’d love to [grab coffee/connect on LinkedIn/other opportunity to get to know each other] to [keep in touch/learn more about your experience].

Really looking forward to keeping in touch, [Name]!

Best,

[Your name]

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What it Looks Like

Hello Chia,

I hope you’re having a great week!

My name is David, and I work as a staff writer at Ricebowl. I became familiar with your work when I saw your piece about market analysis for Business Insider and wanted to reach out to tell you how much I admire your relatable and straightforward writing style.

If you’re open to it, I’d love to grab coffee to find out more about your experience and connect (and commiserate!) with a fellow writer.

Really looking forward to keeping in touch, Chia!

Best,

David

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When You Are Following Up With Someone You Met Briefly

You made some polite small talk and then exchanged business cards with this person at a networking event.

Now—rather than letting that contact information collect dust in your desk drawer—you want to take the next step to forge a relationship.

Hello [Name],

I hope you’re having a great [day of the week].

It was so nice to meet you at [place where you met] and chat about [topic you talked about]. After our conversation, I found this article about [relevant topic]. I thought you’d find it interesting and enlightening, so I figured I’d pass it along.

Again, I really enjoyed meeting you and I’m looking forward to keeping in touch. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you want to get together and bounce around some more ideas about [topic]. I’d love that!

Wishing you the best,

[Your name]

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What it Looks Like

Hello Ricky,

I hope you’re having a great Friday.

It was so nice to meet you at the recent marketing strategy meeting and chat about content marketing trends. After our conversation, I found this article about the most effective B2B headlines. I thought you’d find it interesting and enlightening, so I figured I’d pass it along.

Again, I really enjoyed meeting you and I’m looking forward to keeping in touch. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you want to get together and bounce around some more ideas about click-worthy article titles. I’d love that!

Wishing you the best,

David

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When You Are Requesting An Informal Interview

You don’t just want to connect with this stranger—you want to learn from them.

You’re eager to setup an informational interview(or even a more informal coffee date or email chat) where you can come prepared with a list of questions you want answers to.

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Hello [Name],

I hope you’re doing well!

My name is [Your name], and I’m a [job title] with [Company]. I really admire your [work/experience] with [outlet]. I’m interested in finding out more about [area] myself and was hoping you’d be willing to provide some insights from your experience.

If you’re open to it, I’d love to buy you a cup of coffee sometime soon so I can ask you some questions and learn more about you and your [journey/career path].

I understand your schedule may be busy, so I’m also happy to pass along some questions via email if that’s easier for you.

Looking forward to hearing from you, [Name]!

Best wishes,

[Your name]

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What it Looks Like

Hello Mr.Tan,

My name is David and I’m a content writer specializing in career and self-development content. As a fellow writer, I really admire your advice articles for Says.com. I’m interested in finding out more about writing about entrepreneurship topics myself and was hoping you’d be willing to provide some insights from your experience.

If you’re open to it, I’d love to buy you a cup of coffee sometime soon so I can ask you some questions and learn more about you and your writing journey.

I understand your schedule may be busy, so I’m also happy to pass along some questions via email if that’s easier for you.

Looking forward to hearing from you, Mr.Tan!

Best wishes,

David

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When You Are Contacting A Friend Of A Friend

Your friend or colleague recommended that you reach out to one of his acquaintances, as he thought you’d have a lot to connect on.

Rather than making an introduction, he passed along that person’s contact information and encouraged you to get in touch.

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Hello [Name],

My name is [Your name], and I [how you know mutual contact] [mutual contact’s name], who passed along your contact information to me.

[Mutual contact’s name] mentioned that we share a [passion for/interest in/experience with] [shared interest] and said you’d be a great person to get to know! So, I thought I’d reach out, introduce myself, and let you know that I’d love to find out more about you and your experience with [specific area].

Looking forward to connecting, [Name]!

All the best,

[Your Name]

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What it Looks Like

Hello Hedy,

My name is David, and I’m good friends with Ricky, who passed along your contact information to me.

Ricky mentioned that we share a passion for playing music and said you’d be a great person to get to know! So, I thought I’d reach out, introduce myself, and let you know that I’d love to find out more about you and your experience with Merdekarya.

Looking forward to connecting, Hedy!

All the best,

David

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There’s no doubt about it—reaching out to someone you’ve never met or barely know can inspire plenty of anxiety. But, it’s a necessary step if you want to expand your professional connections and maintain a positive reputation.

Luckily, these email templates can help you establish new connections with a little less unease and discomfort. Add a few personal details to the templates, use them to your advantage, and prepare to grow your important network!


# Job Tips

How To Make A Recruiter Want YOU (Before Even Meeting You)

by
David Blog

Sep 30, 2019

at 11:36 AM

Did you know that sometimes hiring managers already have the thought in mind to hire you, without having even seen you. How? It’s partially your resume but mostly it is an amazing cover letter that shows that you are going to perform well in the job, have a great personality, and will really fit in with everybody in the office. Sadly, a lot of people write typical boring by the textbook stuff in cover letters, and they waste this opportunity to impress. Here’s how to really stand out from everyone else and make a great cover letter.

Tell Them Specifically Why You Are Interested

Decision makers never want to feel like you’re repeating and copy pasting everything with the same pathetic boring cover letter.

They want to feel special. And so, you need to make it clear that you’re approaching this organization for very specific reasons.

Ideally it should not be the same very specific reasons that everyone else is giving.

Example

Try a high-personality lead in like this: “Growing up with the love of wordsmithery and living within an imaginary world with my face glued to books, many of them published by your company, I understand firsthand how you have gained international prestige as one of the best publishers. For 15 years I’ve impressed as a reader, now I would like to impress other readers, as a writer.”

Outline What You Can Contribute To The Company

This isn’t you making a general proclamation of, “Hey, I’m great. I swear!”

You need to scrutinize the job description and use whatever other information you’ve gathered about the opening, determine the key requirements and priorities for this job, and make it instantly clear to the reviewer that you can deliver the goods on these key things.

Example

Consider crafting a section within the letter that begins with, “Here’s what, specifically, I can deliver in this role.” And then expound upon your strengths in a few of the priority requirements for that role (they’re typically listed first on the job description or mentioned more than once).

Tell A Story (That’s Not On Your Resume)

As humans, we love stories far more than we love data sheets. (OK, I speak for most humans). So, what’s your story?

What brings you to this company?

Did you used to sing along to all of its commercials as a kid?

Did the product make some incredible difference in your life?

Do you sometimes pull into the parking lot and daydream about what it would feel like to work there? Tell your story.

Just make sure you have a great segue. Random trivia can come across as weird.

Example

Say you’re applying for a marketing job with a music company known for its instruments and motorcycles (you know who I’m talking about hehehe). You may want to weave a sentence or two into your cover letter about how your first guitar from your father was an EG112 model electric guitar and has been with you ever since, and when you were 16 and got your B license, you bought a kapchai to ride with ur father and upgraded to an MT-09 later on.

Address The Letter To An Actual Person In The Company

Not one employee at your future new company is named “To Whom it May Concern,” so stop that.

You’ve got to find a real person to whom you can direct this thing.

This seems so hard or overwhelming, but it’s often easier than you may think. Just mosey over to LinkedIn and do a People search using the company’s name as your search term. Scroll through the people working at that company until you find someone who appears to be the hiring manager. If you can’t find a logical manager, try locating an internal recruiter, the head of staffing or, in smaller companies, the head of HR. Address your masterpiece to that person. Your effort will be noted and appreciated.

And a last, critical factor when it comes to delivering a great cover letter: Be yourself. Honest, genuine writing always goes much, much further than sticking to every dumb rule you’ve ever read in stale, outdated career guides and college textbooks.

Rules can be bent. In fact, if you truly want that dream job, rules SHOULD be bent.


# Lifestyle

5 Best Places In The World To Travel (Even If You Got No Money)

by
David Blog

Sep 30, 2019

at 6:29 PM

Hey guys, ever wanted to travel the world, but don’t know where to go, or don’t have enough money? Well stick around here’s some suggestions to where you can go and experience life to its fullest. For the part about money, don’t worry stick around there will be a treat at the end of this article ;)

Canada

As I’ve personally lived there for half a decade, I can vouch that it is one of the cleanest, greenest and friendliest places in the world. If you want somewhere chill and not too cold, Vancouver would be the perfect choice for you at coldest -5oC, anywhere else might be too cold for us Malaysians, but if you’d wanna brave the weather, go for it, Hallifax and Montreal can go down to -45oC !

Here’s some pictures of how beautiful it is!

YES THIS IS ALL IN VACOUNVER LITERALLY 10KM VICINITY!

Netherlands

Fuuh, this place is just as nice as Vancouver, Canada. Mostly the people here cycle around because it’s such a small place, and it’s nicer to absorb the scenery. What scenery you say? (Mostly, Amsterdam is the best place because dam, it’s Amsterdam!)

If you like scenery, great food, good people, getting in a decent amount of exercise and certain activities I cannot mention because I will get fired by my boss
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
 , Vancouver and Amsterdam are definitely on your bucket list!

Turkey

If you like some fantasy themed place where you feel like you’re in a fairy tale, you should definitely check out Turkey and the subsequent countries on the list...look at these photos and you will understand why I say this.

Turkey’s more mellow, if you compare Canada and Netherlands to Turkey, it’s like comparing Genting Highlands VS Cameron Highlands. You go to turkey for the amazing food (which is like 80% meat btw) and the fantasy like scenery.

China

Most of us have been here before, but certain areas in China look like they are literally from a wuxia or xianxia comic. Put on a Hanfu (will show in pic what that is) and imagine yourself walking amongst these places!

Feel like you are Yang Guo from The Legend of The Condor Heroes, or Meng Hao from I Shall Seal The Heavens, as you walk along these places and imagine you are flying on a flying sword ahaha!

New Zealand

This is the shooting place for Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit. So you think lah, how pretty it is. If you want to live in a western type fairytale instead of an eastern one, this is the place to go!

As you can see it ranges from super pretty kampung type to super pretty city atas type. Whichever you choose, you will feel like a movie star!

Think these places are expensive? WORRY NOT! You have the potential to travel to these places, not just for free, but get PAID for it! HOW?

Become a travel agent!

It’s not easy to become a travel agent but lucky for you, we are offering some positions open in travelling agencies that will allow you to explore all of these places and of course, get a gaji from it.

Just click this link

http://bit.ly/2nNt2bK

I know what you’re thinking…

It’s too good to be true

No I’m being serious! Sign up and try, if you don’t believe me. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity.

“Never even tell me exactly where these places are”

That’s part of the fun my friend. Because once you get to travel to all these places, your game is to find them and experience it. Once you’re there you will remember this article and be like “oooohh!”

Good luck, have fun, enjoy your life, you only have one, live it right!


# Lifestyle
# Job Tips

9 Signs That You May Be Toxic And Entitled!

by
David Blog

Oct 2, 2019

at 11:43 AM

Do you know what entitlement is? Entitlement is when someone thinks they are better than other people, and the world owes them a favor. Even if you don’t know what it is, you might have suffered because of entitled people before. A lot of us don’t like entitled people because it’s just uncomfortable to hang out with them. However, not a lot of us can detect that maybe we ourselves are entitled, so here are signs that you may be an entitled person!

Here’s an example of an entitled person.

Set Unrealistic Expectations On People

Self-entitled people will always find themselves superior to others.

You expect everyone to kowtow to you, and you tend to act violently when they don’t.

This superiority complex gives you the notion that “you deserve” things. You believe that you are entitled to their attention and efforts, and find ways to punish them when reality proves you otherwise.

But actually, your habit of setting unrealistic expectations is caused by unmet past expectations from your parents or your superiors.

Always Asserting Dominance/Superiority

Feelings of entitlement often come as a side-effect of deep seated insecurity.

If you dig deep down into a self-entitled person, instead of high self-esteem, you’ll see someone who actually feels inadequate.

To prevent feelings of insecurity from actually surfacing, entitled people will find ways to assert their dominance over others. They do this to compensate for their lack of confidence. They don’t feel good about themselves, so they try to look dominant.

Narcissistic individuals find it hard to collaborate because they are focused on amplifying their strengths while undermining everyone else’s.

You Think You Are Better Than Others

There’s a fine line that separates self-confidence and entitlement.

Entitled individuals think that they deserve respect from peers, colleagues, and even superiors, no matter what happens. Even if they don’t deserve it.

Self-entitled people have something in between a healthy belief that they deserve things to extreme and “malignant self-love” and “full-blown narcissism.”

You believe that your superiority protects you from most consequences and this encourages you to act haphazardly against co-workers and loved ones.

You Don’t Have A Lot Of Friends

This one is a pretty strong indicator that you have a personality problem.

People who radiate negativity and have entitlement will deter any good, positive people from their lives.

Perhaps you won’t find it difficult to attract people. Some may even find your confidence attractive at first. But over time, the negative manifestations of your entitlement shines through, and you end up pushing people away from you instead.

Are you having trouble maintaining meaningful relationships with friends and romantic partners? Do you have difficult and strained relationships with family members?

Your lack of genuine, intimate relationships can be a good indication that you’re entitled.

You Think Your Needs Must Always Come First

When it comes to fulfilling needs, you think that yours should always come first, no matter the situation.

You often find yourself saying, “f*ck them,” because your interests always comes first. You’re not even afraid of the consequences. Even if it means losing important people or opportunities. Being considerate comes second to getting what you need.

You don’t care if someone is experiencing a bad week or is undergoing through an emotional stage in their lives. You’re not able to see other people’s suffering, because you’re blinded by your own interests.

You will demand that your needs, although not as urgent as someone else’s, be put above all else.

You Don’t Compromise

Whether it’s deciding simple things like where to eat or what movie to watch to making life-changing choices, you tend to find a way to have your way with people.

Do people find you pushy in this sense? Have you been told you’re too proud and unwilling to bend to anyone else’s wants or opinions?

You’ll find that most people find it challenging to talk to you because they know negotiating with you is like talking to a brick wall. This can manifest negatively to your work, and you may have trouble forming friendly, if not, civil relationships with your co-workers.

You Take Relationships For Granted

The people around you don’t feel like people. Instead, you look at them and treat them as objects that you can manipulate and use.

You tend to be attracted to people who can give you something. And once they no longer serve you purpose, you cut them off.

You gauge relationships according to how much value and use you’ll suck out from them.

But when it comes to asking you for favors, you never have any inclinations to help people unless it benefits you in some way. You are simply not capable of reciprocity.

You Treat Everyone Around You As Competition

Self-entitlement will inevitably manifest itself in toxic powerplay.

Because you recognize that your needs, thoughts, and feelings take precedence over others’, you strive to maintain this position by ensuring that people know who’s the boss.

This mentality means you are not capable of taking directions. You resent having to follow instructions and don’t like it when you’re made to feel inferior.

You are deeply suspicious of individuals outside of your comfort zone, and naturally so, because you are paranoid that they are trying to “usurp” your position.

You Create Drama

Everything revolves around you.

When things don’t go according to plan, when you feel even the smallest inconvenience, you tend to stir the pot and cause drama.

You tend to rebel against other people if things don’t go your way and harbor self-pity that manifests in destructive and attention-seeking demeanor.

If you noticed more than 6 of these signs are prevalent in you, well….


# Job Tips

How To Perfectly Answer "Sell Me This Pen"!

by
David Blog

Oct 2, 2019

at 4:55 PM

If you ever went to an interview for a sales position, or if you are planning on going to one, 99% of the time, there will be this question. “Sell me this pen.” Many people are baffled or confused by how to answer this, so here’s a cheat sheet for you to keep in mind so that you’re confirmed that job with your outstanding answer!

Be Confident

Remember, the primary reason your interviewer is asking this is to gauge how well you respond when you feel pressured or caught off guard.

Even if you don’t have a perfectly polished sales spiel to whip out at a moment’s notice, do your best to display a level of confidence as you work your way through your answer.

Sit up straight, maintain eye contact, speak clearly, and smile. Those nonverbal cues will go a long way in making you seem poised and self-assured—regardless of the actual content of your sales pitch.

Highlight A Need

Get to know the “client” and show them a need, and why they need to address it.

Create a sense of urgency, why they need the pen asap.

For example, they’re working in a highly fast paced company that signs million dollar contracts on the fly, without a trustable pen, how is one able to seal the deal?

Emphasize The Features And Benefits

In addition to connecting your sales pitch to specific needs, it’s also helpful to call attention to the features or benefits of whatever you’ve been asked to sell. This is all about setting up a distinct value proposition for that item.

“For example, does your pen write with very smooth ink? How will that benefit them? Maybe it can help them write faster or more effortlessly. Does your pen have red ink? Red ink will help their markups stand out on a page.

Selling these unique attributes or perks is a tactic that is good to be used in job interviews.

Realize that the interviewer doesn't need a pen, so explained why they would and should choose the pen in front of them.

Don’t Forget To Close

The close is the most important part of the sale, but it’s also an easy one to forget when you know that the interviewer won’t actually be cutting you a check for that pen of yours.

The last piece of your response is the portion when you can really end on a strong note and leave a lasting impression, so don’t fall into the trap of leaning on something weak like, “So yeah, that’s how I’d sell that…”

Instead, summarize the main points you made and then show the interviewer you know how to close by actually making the ask (like you would in a real sales situation). That might look something like this:

“With its comfortable grip and smooth ink, this pen can help you increase your writing speed, save precious time in your workday, and get more done. Should we move forward with placing your order?”

When you’re on the hunt for any sort of sales position, you need to be prepared to answer some variation of the “sell me this pen” interview question. The good news is that interviewers don’t expect that you’ll have a completely polished sales pitch ready to go—they’re mostly trying to discern how you respond in high-pressure situations. So take a deep breath, calm down, and then use these tips to pull together a response that not only makes that interviewer want to buy that pen—but also give you the job.


# Student Sector
# Life Hack
# Job Tips

Showing Confidence Through The Perfect Handshake (How To)

by
David Blog

Oct 2, 2019

at 5:53 PM

Quick, guess what is the most powerful thing to convey confidence to someone, other than strong eye contact. Did you guess a handshake? Well that’s right! When you shake someone’s hand, they can actually tell a lot about your personality already. A weak handshake conveys a timid and shy personality, a strong firm one shows that you are a confident individual. Here’s a few tips on how to make people think you have superman level confidence with just your handshake!

Be Prepared

First things first: In any environment where you meet a lot of people, make sure your right hand is free.

Shift anything you’re holding to your left hand well in advance—you don’t want to have to “kelam-kabut” at the last moment.

You should definitely avoid holding a drink in your right hand, especially if it’s cold, as the condensation can make your hand feel clammy and sweaty.

Consider Your Body Language

Next, remember that a handshake isn’t just about a single action; there’s a lot more that goes into it.

If you’re seated, always rise before shaking someone’s hand.

If you’re standing, keep your hands out of your pockets—visible hands make you look more open and honest.

Finally, keep your head straight, without tilting it in any way, and face the person fully.

Make sure to use plenty of eye contact, and smile warmly, but briefly (too much smiling could make you appear over-eager).

Get In To Position

When you’re reaching out your hand to shake, keep it perfectly perpendicular, neither dominant (palm down) nor submissive (palm up).

When in doubt, angle your thumb straight up to the ceiling.

 Open wide the space between your thumb and index finger, which will ensure you get optimal thumb-web contact (which makes for the ideal handshake).

Make Contact

To ensure the right level of contact between your hand and your partner’s, keep your palm flat—not cupped—when you reach out to shake. Then, make contact diagonally.

Try to wrap your fingers around your partner’s hand, scaling them one by one, as if you were giving a hug with your hand. You will almost have your index finger on their pulse—almost, but not quite.

Shake It

Once full contact is made, lock your thumb down and squeeze firmly, about as much as your partner does.

Shake from your elbow (not your wrist), about 2-3 pumps.

 You can linger for a moment if you want to convey particular warmth, then release and step back.

Practice Often

Sound like a lot? It is, until you get the hang of it.

Try practicing with friends or family—people who will give honest feedback—especially before a job interview or networking event.

This type of practice is what will truly make perfect, and make an amazing difference when you’re meeting new people.

Handshakes to Avoid

Finally, of the many handshake blunders people can make, let’s review a few of the worst offenders. Many of the clients I’ve worked with were shocked to learn that they’d been guilty of one of these without realizing it, and in doing so lost points with someone they wanted to impress before they even said saying a word.

The Dead Fish:

This one is particularly common among women, but it’s perhaps the worst—a limp, lifeless hand extended and just barely shaken. It’s the type of handshake that can ruin a meeting before it even begins.

The Knuckle Cruncher:

This grip may be a demonstration of machismo, but it could also be the result of a person genuinely unaware of his (or her) strength. Alternatively, some women have been taught that the stronger their grip, the more seriously they will be taken—and they clamp down as if their life depended on it.

The Dominant:

In this case, the hand is extended palm down—seems subtle, but it conveys the intention of having the upper hand in the interaction.

The Two-Handed:

We’ll close this woeful list with the classic two-handed handshake (also known as The Politician’s Handshake)—when you feel your partner’s left hand closing in on your right hand, wrist, arm, shoulder, or neck. The only time this is OK is when the person you’re meeting is already a good friend (and even then I’d reserve it for those times when you want to convey special warmth).

I often tell my clients that no matter how expensive their suit, watch, or briefcase, if their handshake is bad, their first impression will take a hit. But the right handshake costs far less and will do far more for you than a designer suit ever could.


# Life Hack
# Job Tips

How To Give Effective And Useful Advice (To Help People)!

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:29 AM

In order for people to grow, they need good advice from an outside source, someone who sees things from a different perspective. We as the outside source must also know how to give proper advice and good constructive criticism, lest we want to offend and hurt the other party involved. So, here’s a few ways of giving good advice.

Deliver It For The Right Reason

First things first, it's not about you, it's about the person you're talking to.

In my experience, providing truly useful advice starts by coming from a selfless place.

If you have ulterior motives, stop while you're ahead. Second, you need to keep it real.

Using real-life experience versus anecdotes or third-party tips can make your advice that much stronger.

If the person seeking advice likes what they hear, you can dive deeper into the subject and your own experience to make it that much more meaningful.

Read The Room

Determine whether the person you're talking to is open to receiving your advice. Is she asking for it? No, literally, is she asking for it? If not, go back to step one and just re-confirm.

If yes, make sure you're listening to the question so you can deliver the best answer or point her in a direction that'll help her further.

If there's no concrete question, assess her body language. Is she leaning into your conversation, does she seem engaged, eager to hear what you have to say?

Paying attention to the situation can help you both come out ahead.

Understand Your Target

By knowing who you're talking to and how he listens or receives feedback, you can structure your advice in a way that will resonate.

Does this person prefer anecdotes, personal stories, short takeaways, specific examples, or fuller context?

Do you need visuals to help get your point across?

 What state of mind is he in--crisis mode or planning mode?

All of this information makes a difference. If it means connecting on a personal level first to get a grasp of the person you're dishing advice to, that's fine.

You might find that it helps you structure what you're going to say accordingly.

Keep It Brief

Just in case you're providing unsolicited advice and you've read your target wrong, err on the side of brevity. Don't go on and on.

Simply give the topline takeaway, and wait for a cue that more would be welcome.

 If the person wants more or would like you to elaborate on what you're saying, believe me, she'll ask.

 If she doesn't, you'll get a thank you, after which both of you can move on.

Know Your Expertise

This might be a given, but don't give advice if you don't really know what you're talking about.

Be candid with that fact and point the person in the right direction or connect him with someone who is an expert on the topic at hand.

He'll appreciate not only that you haven't wasted his time but that you've moved him one step closer to what he's seeking.

Good advice can come from anywhere. But to make it worthwhile, you need to make sure it's relevant and that the person you're talking to actually wants to receive it. Once you learn how to read the situation and offer your helpful thoughts accordingly, you'll be one step closer to being a respected resource and trusted a
dvisor.


# Life Hack
# Job Tips

Top 10 Personality Traits That Make CEOs Respect You (According To A CEO)

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:28 AM

Do you think that skills are the most important quality a CEO seeks in his employees? WRONG! Here's a list of things that truly impress a CEO, according to Gary Vaynerchuck, a famous CEO and talk show host.

Compassion

The ability to feel love and sadness for others.

Sympathy

The ability to feel OTHER's sadness as ones own.

Empathy

The ability to understand where other people are coming from and their perspectives.

Kindness

The ability to be "nice" to others.

Gratitude

The ability to be thankful for what you already have.

Humility

The ability to realize that no matter how successful you are, you must always remember you are still human like everybody else.

Patience

The ability to keep their cool.

Self Awareness

The ability to see one's own mistakes and own up to it.

The ability to be the "bigger person"

The ability to forgive and forget, even when you're right.

Sincerity

The ability to be true and honest, instead of doing things at face value.

With these traits in your personality, you are sure to go far in life!


# Lifestyle
# Life Hack

5 Most Important Things In Life (To Level Up Yourself)

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:27 AM

In life, we must always strive to improve. Even (and especially) as adults, growth is important, and everyday we must be better than yesterday. What do we improve on? Well, the most important things are life skills and leadership skills, which goes hand in hand. These are the 5 things you can continuously strive to improve, in order to level up in life daily. Ask yourself...

Health

What do we need to do to sustain good health, especially as our physical condition changes?

What can we be proactive about and what should we be reactive about?

What are only fads and myths and what is fact?

What kind of physical activity is best for us?

Money

How much will we need at different points in our life for what kind of lifestyle?

How should investment strategies change?

How much risk tolerance do I have and should I have?

 What kind of banking relationships should I create?

Relationships

Are there long-term, poor relationships that ought to be repaired (or abandoned)?

Are you developing new and appropriate relationships for you career?

Are you making the most of relationships to expand your horizons, gain work, and grow?

Happiness

Are you enlarging your sources of happiness?

Can you synthesize happiness by making lemonade from lemons and a citrus industry from lemonade?

Are you creating happiness for others and sharing yours with friends and family?

Meaning

Happiness and meaning are interrelated.

Too many of us believe that we are engaged in a search for meaning.

The truth is that we should be oriented toward creating meaning.

The creation of meaning involves the perpetuation of our own happiness.

If you constantly ask yourself these questions everyday, and strive to improve in even one aspect just by a little bit, you are much better than a majority of people your age and older. So keep at it, and one day you’ll be happy, rich and ingenius!


# Life Hack
# Job Tips

How Much Do You Need To Comfortably Retire In Malaysia?

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:26 AM

The average life expectancy of Malaysians is 75 years old. The current legal retirement age is around 60 years old. Is it really enough if you only rely on the EPF?

We need at least 15 years of unpaid, zero-income pensions.

Do you have enough money to cover your retirement?

How much money has to be saved, so that we don’t have to worry about money when we are old?

According to the calculation of the EPF, the basic cost of retirement is RM 950 per month.

Assuming you retire at the age of 60, your monthly expenses are as follows:

Basic expenses (clothing, food and accommodation): RM 950 / month

1 year is equal to RM 11,400

You need RM 228,000 in 20 years!

And this is just the basic cost! It only includes food, clothing, accommodation, and not including your medical card, travel, etc.!

I haven't counted the inflation rate in Malaysia and the debt of buying a house to buy a car which will be extra expenses.

Not to mention that your life may be over 75 years old!

RM 228 K is only the most conservative estimate. Furthermore, two-thirds of the members of the EPF are not even RM50,000 when they retire!

In fact, according to this list of pension savings recommendations, our EPF should have more than RM 30k savings before the age of 30!

Suppose that the monthly living expenses of average 60 years olds in Malaysia after retirement are conservatively estimated at RM 1000. At the annual inflation rate of 2%, if they live to 75 years old, the number blows up to RM 458,400 before the age of 60!

It takes a lot of money to retire! This is why many financial experts recommend that the sooner you start saving, the better. Moreover, in addition to your EPF, you can also refer to other reliable ways to increase income, such as: trust funds, savings insurance, and so on.


5 Tips On How To Find Your Dream Job

# Life Hack
# Job Tips

5 Tips On How To Find Your Dream Job

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:25 AM

Job seekers can spend a lot of time looking through job sites and sending resumes in bulk without much of an employer response let alone landing an interview. Employers still receive between 100 and 150 applications per job from both social-media networks and job boards, says a recent study.

Effective job search and generating employer interest requires careful thought, research and strategy. To help maximize your job search and get you on your desired career path, consider following these five steps.

Understand Your Job Search Criteria

Figure out your top five priorities -- whether it is company culture, salary or a specific job position.

If you understand what motivates you as an employee, it will be easier to target your applications to opportunities that match your skills and ambitions.

Also be flexible.You don’t want your specificity to cost you your dream job at your dream company.

If you get to the point where you’re interviewing for a job at a company you want to work for but that isn’t quite the right fit, be candid with HR or the recruiter about your expertise and desire to work there.

There’s always the possibility of a better opportunity opening up within that company.

Create A List Of Jobs That Meet Your Criteria

Once you’re able to articulate what you’re looking for in a job, use this criteria to guide you in your search.

Create a list to keep track of information.

Organize your job search when you graduated and use the format that best suits you.

Read The Job Description Thoroughly

Reading the job description during your job search may take up time up front, but it is a major time-saver in the long run; you won’t be applying for jobs for which you are an unlikely candidate.

“Companies generally have limited flexibility on their mandatory requirements, be it a particular university degree or specific job experience,” Sandusky explains. “[However] you should apply to a position if you are confident you can do the job, just be prepared to explain precisely how your skills or experiences are applicable to the opportunity at hand.”

Customize Your Resume And Cover Letter

Shape both your cover letter and resume to speak to the company, position, key words and job requirements.

Having multiple “versions” of your resume can be an effective way of tailoring your experience to a particular role or industry.

Activate Your Referral Network

Many job openings are not advertised, which is why attending relevant industry events and conferences, career-related lectures and seminars, alumni events or training sessions can pay off.

Let people know you’re looking, and ask about open positions.

Also, let your friends know that you’re looking and ask if you can email them your resume to provide an informed idea of your experience and skills.

Chances are, at least one of your friends is  one of those people who knows everybody and knows of several people who can provide guidance or a foot-in-the-door.

While there isn’t a magic bullet when it comes to finding a job, focusing your job search on quality over quantity and activating your relationships is the way to go.


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5 Perfect Openings For Your Cover Letter (To Wow Your Employers)

by
David Blog

Oct 7, 2019

at 11:25 AM

When you apply for any job, the very first tool you will use to grab the attention of employers is your cover letter. A cover letter highlights the reasons you are the best person for the job and how you will benefit the company. It also demonstrates your ability to effectively communicate your objective, uniqueness and personality. That’s why the opening lines of your cover letter are so important -- you need to hook the employer so they want to continue reading and learn more about you.

There’s no one right way to open your cover letter, but there are a few techniques you can try to make your letter stand out. Here are five ways to write the opening lines of your next cover letter:

Job Title and Accomplishments

This is a very normal and effective way to start out a cover letter.

The idea is to get straight to the point and impress the employer with your background.

Use your most impressive and most relevant accomplishment stories to explain your worth.

Example: As a social media marketer for Company X, I manage many digital media outlets. By implementing new social media marketing tactics, in the past year, I have doubled our audience on Facebook and tripled our followers on LinkedIn.

Excitement Means Dedication

Another approach is to begin your letter by showing your excitement for the job opportunity.

If there’s a job or company you’re particularly enthusiastic about, it’s great to say so.

When a potential employer sees you’re excited, this translates into how motivated and dedicated an employee you would be.

This makes them want to find out if you’re as qualified as you are eager.

Example: I was excited to find an opening in marketing with Company A because your work with XYZ (be specific) has been important to me for a long time. I am the perfect candidate for this position because it combines my experience with marketing and XYZ.

Keywords

When applying for a larger company where you know an applicant tracking system will be used, a smart idea is to make your opening lines are keyword-heavy.

 The right keywords will make sure your cover letter gets read, and will immediately highlight many of your most relevant skills.

Example: Written and verbal communications are two of my strongest areas of expertise. Through my years of experience in public relations, I have perfected my skills in social media, media relations, community engagement and leading a team. It is the combination of these skills that make me the best candidate for your social media marketing manager.

Networking Ties

If someone in your professional network refers you to a position, company, or specific hiring manager, the best approach is to use this right away in your cover letter.

Name-dropping your mutual contact will provide the employer with a point of reference to go from.

They’ll be interested to see why your referrer thought you’d be a good fit for the job.

Example: My name is Dave and recently I spoke to your communications coordinator Tan Ah Hock, who informed me about the opening in your Sales Team. He recommended I contact you about the job because of my strong interest in the field.

Latest News

Another unique option to impress employers is to demonstrate your knowledge of current events in your opening lines.

 Look for recent news about the company you’re applying for and tie it into the job opening.

Explain why the news item makes you think you’d be best for the job.

Example: Recently, your company has been highlighted in The Huffington Post and Forbes because of your partnership with Charity Z. After reading those articles, I became inspired to seek employment opportunities with your company and was happy to see an opening for a HR assistant. As someone with vast experience in that area, I would be the perfect candidate for the job.

With all of these options, it’s important to tailor your entire cover letter to your specific experience and each individual job description. A personalized cover letter is essential to prove your qualifications and will be more likely to result in an interview, so start making changes to your cover letter today!