MDEC: Adapt to new technology


Siti Norliza: With the emergence of new technology ... the skill sets required for jobs will also change.

CYBERJAYA: All practices, be it the education system or human resources (HR), will have to change and adapt to new technology which has also created new jobs in its wake.

Malaysian Digital Economy Corp Sdn Bhd (MDEC) talent and digital entrepreneurship director Siti Norliza Mohd Sahar said the education system in Malaysia has to be more practical-based and implement a more hands-on approach.

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