Industry experts share career insights at myStarJob Fair 2026


GEORGE TOWN: Head over to the myStarJob Fair 2026 not just for work opportunities but insight into various industries and career paths during the insightful career talks.

Held on both days, the talks highlight career path options, building a meaningful career, insight into the Employees' Provident Fund, working in banking and much sought after advice from AuntyHR on red flags in employment contracts.

Talks on Saturday (June 6) include "Career Path" advice from Becton Dickinson and "The Business of Building a Meaningful Career" by Prudential Assurance Malaysia Berhad.

On Sunday (June 7), get first hand advice from a Penang EPF advisor.

This is followed by a talk titled "The Ultimate Corporate Launchpad - Why the Personal Banker Role is the Fast Track to a High Growth Finance Career" by Hong Leong Bank Berhad.

The highlight on Sunday (June 7) will be a talk by AuntyHR on "Red Flags in Employment Contracts" where the prominent Malaysian HR influencer and former Industrial Court panelist will share her career and labour law expertise.

The fair features over 20 exhibitors, spread across 30 booths offering career opportunities spanning multiple industries as well.

Head over to the Setia SPICE Convention Centre on Saturday (June 6) and Sunday (June 7) from 11am to 6pm.

Admission is free.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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