Political will needed to resolve brain drain


I HAVE been reading the articles on TalentCorp and would like to give my perspective as one of the industry captains in the local electrical and electronic (E&E) sector.

Understanding that its role is to strengthen Malaysia’s talent ecosystem, my involvement with TalentCorp was further strengthened after meeting the CEO, Thomas Mathew, who assumed the role in November 2020.

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