Study shows Malaysians not updating work profiles


THE world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn has released a new study, Your Story @Work, revealing that while 80% of Malaysian recruiters feel it is important to communicate achievements online, only 35% of professionals do it.

The annual study conducted across 19 countries explores generational, cultural and industry-specific changes in the workplace.

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