Hi,

I am starting a thread on useful resources, FAQ, useful on jobs/careers. Please post any hints/information relating find jobs, office politics and so on. For those people with plenty of job experience, please post information that will help fresh graduates to adapt to a working life.

The following web site is very useful:

www.asktheheadhunter.com

It has information on how to look for jobs, negotiating salary, how to resign and how to handle interview.

Dreamer

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This post has been edited by dreamer101: Aug 15 2005, 09:30 AM

let me add to that :

internet based career searching

www.jobstreet.com
www.jobsdb.com

Hi,

There is a major disconnect between our education and the job market. Our education resulted in certificates but the job market only care about capabilities. Capabilities means ability to do something. For example,

1 ) Ability to sale almost anything

2) Ability to market almost anything

3) Ability to communicate in English

4) Ability to listen

5) Ability to troubleshoot problem.

6) Ability to read

7) Ability to write

8) Ability to lead a team of people to accomplish a task.

Having cert or experience mean absolutely nothing if those two items do not result in any kind of capability. For example, if someone has a cert in marketing but that person has no idea on how to market anything. That cert is useless..

We have too many people pursuing cert but did not cultivate their capabilities.

Dreamer

does that mean that preference will be on the individual itself ? .....

getting the job done and knows how to go around to get the job done is two different matter. Certs shows that you have the knowledge, to market it needs expierence.

eveyone has to start somewhere. If I find that the person has the capability but need some polishing, without any doubts i take them under my wings.

least you know the potential is there..

Hi,

Does a manager really care whether you are

"getting the job done and knows how to go around to get the job done" ??

The answer is no as long as the job is done.

"Certs shows that you have the knowledge"

Somehow, I am not really convince about that especially on the IT field..

"eto market it needs expierenc"

Market needs capability to do the job. If the experience helps, then it is fine.. Given that the technology evolves so fast, a person will most likely be doing a lot of new things aka things that he/she has no experience in.

Dreamer

does that mean managers just hire as long the job is done ? remember in the world where organisation started to uses BSC and KPIs, u cant ignore how work is done.

i know little about IT field, but in specific industries certification is vital.

Not that i support expierence over certificaation, but that's just the way of the world.... least in the part where i work it does.

Hi,

Unfortunate fact of life is that, if a manager assign a task to A and A get B to do it, the manager may not know or cares as long as the task is done on time with quality.

As far as I know, BSC and KPI measure result and quality of the result. It does not ensure that everybody do their job with their own effort.

Dreamer

in a way it does reflect, cause its cascade down from top down.

my organisation is using it.

if course there are loopholes but at the end of the day the results shown reflect the whole department.

This post has been edited by mwtang: Aug 25 2005, 10:05 PM

KPI's, BSC's are all basically putting to paper what people do on their day to day job. It's to make handover's easier and also gauging the performance of an employee. It's like cpu-Z, taking humans as machines.

It's just another measurement where it just gives more jobs for a person to do i.e. compile the darn KPI, etc. a lot of companies have misused a LOT of things that are available on the pretense that they are creating something which would create better performing results. However, some companies do not see the con's of creating such a system even though it's popular here.

We're asians and have asian values, So in terms of KPI, would you sack the pakcik who has been the security guard for the past 30 years in teh company? His KPI obviously would be damn low. If that's the case then the HR dept is not really doing their job in looking after the company. And when I say the company it means it's staff treat the company as your own. it's a family. Instill this and well you would not have to worry much.

Companies use measurement systems when they realise that they are losing out on the market share and need to figure out who's doing what. Which IMHO is a lil bit too late sometimes.

This post has been edited by Noyze: Aug 26 2005, 09:34 PM

pachik's KPI wont be low as his JD has been pre determined at the begining of each year, if he achieve his KPI, why would he be sack ?

IMHO, its never too late, if we are always on the skeptical end, we never move ahead.

BSC and KPI are determined from top down and not by the HR alone.

well, i dunno what is BSC and KPI, but mind to share, actually, a manager or a company want their employees to get a job done with the shortest time, lowest expenses rite? then when the manager ask back to A on how well he/she completed the job, and if the A get B to completed the job for A...then the A sure will "mulut ternganga lor"?

Useful Tips For Job Interview

I wonder if this is the right place to ask:

I had been applying for jobs in other other companies, while at the same time still working in my current company. Problem is: I always get miss calls (which i think could be interviewer asking me to go for interview) whenever I had discussion with my boss or having a meeting.. When I tried to call back, I could not get through the number, so i guess it's a company's random number... HAppen a few times already

So I wanna post question to those who are used to interviewing people.. Will you still go on contacting your candidates if you can't reach him for first or second time??

Thanks

hehe... same problem with me
if i free, whole day no call
when im busy or away, the phone starts ringing

Yup, that's the problem. Sometimes I'm free for whole day, yet no one call me

Hi,

I do not like to call people for that reason. I normally will e-mail someone. However if I cannot reach someone by phone, I will e-mail the person instead.

Dreamer

Anyone could provide website where we can get e-books as references for self improvement or many others?

Hi,

Self-improvement in what area?? www.amazon.com would be a good place to start.

Dreamer

Any area will do..the most important is bout the free e-books that we can get.
I tot amazon.com is a place to buy things? then i rather go book shop lo.

the 1 i know is www.free-ebooks.net provide quite a number of links to resources.

This post has been edited by ken1300: Sep 30 2005, 01:46 PM

Hi,

Amazon.com has free e-book too.. You still did not tell me which area that you are interested in. For each area, there are probably some web site that provide great informations.

There are free magazines too.

Dreamer

Job reality vs job myth

Hi,

I'm looking for books on self-improvement like - 'problem solving', 'communication with people' and 'analytical thinking'. Any recommendations?
Thanks.

Hi,

"The Secret of Consulting" by Gerald M. Weinberg

"How to win friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie

Dreamer

Thanks. Before I check these books at bookshop this weekend, any free-ebooks to recommend?

Hi,

For any subject that you are looking for, you could google for the free article/magazine that talk about that subject. I do not know of any free e-book site but you could google for that.

Dreamer

Got any usefull link to search job in malaysia?
How about the government jobs?
Also looking for government jobs too
Jobs in University? College U?

I m not sure where to post this. But just for sharing.

If you are working with a company(3days), here comes another company hiring you . You are set to join the better company, how would you respond to your current company(3days) . What's the excuses to explain.....

Reading through here may prove to be helpful ...

Please kindly direct your further enquiries to the thread mentioned above, thank you

Too many temp jobs can spoil resume? Anyone wanna refute that?

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Dreamer101 thanks for your guidelines.
I have read a lot of your posts. It is really helpful for me..
thanks.

You are welcome... I am doing what I can to help...

Dreamer

A new online recruitment website:

www.jobsandmore.com

they are very aggresive! we can earn money from posting our resume and find a new job.

i recommend "what color is your parachute" as a good reading. Not that they pay me to promote them, the book actually helps people to create a path that leads to the career they want. but i some of the exercises needs to be done in a group, if not, you can't achieve the what the exercises was meant for

A new born forum cater for all job seeker in Malaysia. Please feel free to take a look, more specific topic, categorized neatly. A one stop for job seeker to talk about job hunting, sharing and discussing.

http://www.jobseekertalk.com

This post has been edited by jobseekertalk: Jul 2 2006, 11:53 PM

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sign up now and get the prize

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IT Salaries - what do you get?

http://digg.com/tech_news/IT_Salaries_-_what_do_you_get

Ten Job Hunting Myths

http://www.kiplinger.com/columns/starting/...2005/st0407.htm

This post has been edited by quintessential: Nov 13 2006, 10:41 AM

Can you recommend a comprehensive aptitude online test? Quiz that figures out our interests and shows us job opportunities in areas of our interest. I've taken many of these tests in papers and online and one of the careers which I finally opted for was EE. Now I don't feel like a good EE at all. I'm losing confidence in myself.

Ignorance is the path to knowledge.

A good EE is a person that likes to solve problem. Do you like to solve problem??

Dreamer

This post has been edited by dreamer101: Jul 30 2006, 11:26 AM

No, I don't like to solve problems. When the maths becomes partial differential equations, or some series, it's too abstract and takes too long for me to solve. I could take one day to one week to solve an engineering course problem in the past. I think the good EE is expected to do it within the hour. I guess a good EE must be a Mensa member.

I don't like to do things where I don't receive feedback about my work. Such as I don't know how long I'll take to solve my engineering problem because I don't know whether I'm correctly working towards the answer. I don't like to feel lost, like I didn't know what the right answer was, and how to derive it. I don't like that I was expected to be independent in Uni, because how independent was I expected to be? If I had to figure out myself how solve my textbook problems, then I might as well not go to Uni, might as well have taken a distance learning degree course.

I'm really an unskilled EE. I'm trying to improve my skills by learning my course on my own time, all over again. But I still feel lost, just like in the past.

My brother ..

This post has been edited by Vendetta88: May 2 2012, 09:38 AM

If one wants to improve communication skills, I suggest joining a club like toastmaster that helps one improve their English and also confidence.

Do you know anybody inside a toastmaster club? want to share?

try this job search engine http://www.careermap.com.my to search job easily.

You find the nearest club to your place by searching on http://www.toastmasters.org/
You can attend the club as a guess first and see hows its like first. There are quite a number of clubs open to public around kl. While some mnc do have their own closed toastmaster club

I found this link very useful, though it is geared toward the Americans.
However, there are many useful tips n advice that is specially geared for different aspect of the career - administrative, automotive,working aboard..etc

http://content.monster.com/

cheers

This post has been edited by pawleo: Oct 11 2006, 02:00 PM

Yes...there are many toastmaster club in the klang valley available for you. If you work in KL you might want to attend the club located in KL. Currently I am attending the club located at Taman SEA PJ. I am a VP Public Relation so my job is to go clubbing. . There is one club wher they held their meeting in a club....Yes literally a club where you have to pay cover charge...Happening la. Im addition to that there is also tostmaster held in mandarin and bahasa melayu. But it will not be recognised internationally. The international speaking competition uses English.

This post has been edited by extol: Oct 29 2006, 05:06 PM

Urgently need a list of website that seek jobs for me. Preferably that you already have good experience and reputable. I already know these. Thanks

www.jobstreet.com.my
www.jobsdb.com.my
www.jenjobs.com.my
www.kellyservices.com.my
http://star-jobs.com

Suggested by others:
www.jobmarket.com.my
www.monster.com.my

This post has been edited by kei18kun: Nov 26 2006, 05:54 PM

www.jobmarket.com.my

kei18ku,
u going to change job? why??

just helping a friend, thanks for ur concern

www.monster.com.my

hehe, they have a few openings in Cyberjaya too....

thanks

Hi,

I'm in toastmasters Cyberjaya district. Feel free to drop if you want to learn more about the club

True enough, it drills your leadership & communication skills. If you put your efforts into it you will find it working.

But if you're the self-confident person who has the mentality of "I'm good enough and this is bullsh*t", then I'm afraid there's no room for improvement for you.

Like they say from the Zen teachings:
"The hardest obstacle to learning something new, is the belief that you already know it"

This post has been edited by KeNNy: Dec 30 2006, 01:35 AM

Which place in Cyberjaya is the toastmaster club? Under which building

Toastmaster's has a presence in most Cyberjaya MNC's like Shell, DHL, MSC, Intel, etc. You can actually pay any of those a visit if you have enough information on their schedule.

I'm in the Shell one.

If any of you are interested in attending a seminar for youths to learn more about potential career paths and how to improve your prospects to get employed, please feel free to visit this link:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=402811

To obtain list of employers in Malaysia, please go and check employer's profiles available in Jobstreet:

http://www.jobstreet.com.my/career/resources/a_e.htm

Very useful book I found earlier this year.
A lot of unconventional wisdom and overall good advice for any jobhunters or people planning on a total change of career. Although it looks as if it's targeted to American readers at first, you'll see that things inside actually works for most MNCs in Malaysia, as per what a couple of friends in different MNCs HR departments told me.

Title: What Color is Your Parachute? 2007
Author: Richard Nelson Bolles
Price: RM75.50 from Popular

The Countess reckons instead of just going round and round, it's better to ask those with real exposure at higher levels.

you all might want try getting in touch with real people who already achieved managerial level and above who can share their real experience with you. It is very important to know various methods to work your way to the top, NETWORK and also learn something about office politics (like it or not, it exists in every office, can't run away)

I've been checking out this forum here and it sounds like the people there got some business linkage that may be of help:

http://mylivingwall.com/home/forum/tabid/5...ds/Default.aspx

Good luck!!!

Never rush in getting a job.

Don't feel compelled to get a job asap, think first before landing into the job.

If the interviewer/your future employer looks down on you or say things that are meant to down grade you and questioned your qualification,
never take up the job.

I have friends who are pressured to get a job and despite the harsh things that the interviewer said to him, took up the job. Besides him,
there are a group of others who took up the job with him.
Now they are all under a contract that is unfair to them and are constantly threaten if they are said to have under-performed.

Being stuck in a place you don't enjoy especially having harsh and unkind words said to you is surely not the job you want to land up with.

The interviewer made them believe that they are very lucky ones be choosen and how many others out there who are jobless.
How many of those out there would hoped for this job. How thankful they
should be because the company is willing to take them.

I have a similar experience. The interviewer on one hand told me how qualified and good I am while on the other questioned the marketability of my degree, saying that there isnt much future for me in any field. He told me how difficult it was to find a job and especially for someone with a degree in physics like myself. How futureless I would be out there.

That was my first interview after I graduated. Imagine, anyone who just got of school, desperate out for a job, uncertain about their career path.
Then someone so manipulative came in, talk all these things into their head. You can just easily walked out of the place, thinking about how useless you are in your current state.

And the pay that comes with the job was so little. Thank God I did not take it up. As I was going back, I felt so terrible but I cannot accept that my life is so restricted, that I am helpless in where I am.

Two weeks later I got a job that pays 75% more. All my interviews, I got the job and they all paid equally well. And six months later, I got another job that pays me double!
If I were to listen to that person, I would definately be helpless
and in misery.

So...
NEVER rush.
NEVER let others make you feel helpless and useless.
NEVER give up
Keep on trying
Dont restrict yourself
And BELIEVE IN YOURSELF!

Good luck & stay confident

a little sidetrack, a good book for everyone to pick up is The Business Coach. a good read, not for its literature strength, but for its ideas on running a business.

reading this will allow you some ideas on how some of the companies are being run as they are and why. but more importantly it helps you to see systems from different perspectives.

i like the fact that the ideas of the book are relevant in our daily lives, such as having vision and mission, and the concept of test and measure to determine how are we doing at this point of time.

kei18kun, just wonder do ur friend need help from IT job placement company?

This post has been edited by AlexQ: Sep 7 2007, 03:06 PM

hi to all,

I'm working in a Telecommunication line at the moment. i have join this company for a year now.
i'm realize that i have this weakness, which report writing.
is there anywhere in the internet have sample or template which we can view or even download?
please help thanks.

cheer.

as they evaluate you, you have to evaluate them

For those who have been fired (or would be fired):
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I agree with this one, dun rush, i almost rush few months back, and they offer me low salary with two years bond. waiting for another offer. its almost double the salary the former given.

during the interview, dun be shy to ask ur questions. ask questions to let them see u are interested in the job. learn what body language u should avoid during interview. Its also help alot.

and DUN GIVE UP !!

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Believe me, it will make your lives easier if you register before you go!

i've been there... it's pretty much empty.. i doubt it has higher success on getting the job.. no?

thanks for putting out such good words. I always feel that others are landing into job positions while im nowhere to begin with, im graduating this coming august with a degree in management but i always feel like im useless as every time i applied for something i tend to be left out of the group that the employer responded to. Sometimes i get shorlisted, but in the end the whole thing just fades away...like the intern that i applied for at motorola, first i was there with 5 other people in the shorlisted group, but then they just abandon the application status and people started withdrawing, till the dateline there was no answer, no clarification whatsoever.

Sometimes i get offer from people who blame that freshies are worthless coz what they need are experienced graduates and begin to belittle people so much that i begin to believe that the world is so harsh and cruel.

I'll not rush, I'll keep on trying and I'm gonna downplay people who look down on me and makes me feel useless.

thanks

Same here, normally SMS not email cause they may not check it so often

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Added on August 7, 2008, 10:53 pmwhat sort of books u looking for Antony Robbins, Robert Koisaki etc??

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Added on August 7, 2008, 11:03 pmWell you start to sound like a process engineer. Ever though of becoming one? Basically a process engineer thinks about how the product and part is supposed to be manufactured. Then get everyone together and trash out the ideas. No need solve engineering maths or stuff, you have vendors and suppliers for the nitty gritty, but you will need good understanding of your process capability and have datas that they will need to proposed a solution to your problem.

If all EE engineer in Malaysia is a Mensa member, we will be better than Singapore and Japan put together.

This post has been edited by georgechang79: Aug 7 2008, 11:03 PM

For absolutely fresh graduates, try my e-book

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You guys can download <Answering_Tough_Interview_Questions_For_Dummies> book from http://rapidshare.com/files/143034096/Answ...For_Dummies.pdf

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I need a help! Is there any link of example to make a proper resume?
tq

Hi Guys,

I've been a toastmaster for more than 4 years now, still learning & enjoying every moment of it. I know many people who are a member for 20 over years!

When you're a toastmaster, no interview will ever be a challenge...

Visit my club website for more details...
Sunway Toastmasters Club

This post has been edited by sh3rli: Dec 6 2008, 09:12 PM

thank you~!

Well, This thread is started to share useful information related to Jobs and careers but i didn't find much useful information.

saipeople

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I hope this blog will help people out there to find job that suits their qualification.
It will be updated frequently as soon as new opening or vacancies available.

Any feedback are welcome.

Thank you.

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it is good idea to invest to some books on spiritual strenght... self-confidence, positive attitude towards life... Me myself like Andrew Matthew's book very much.

I have some tips for you guys,

Perhaps its worth going for and attain professional certification and go for a job market which the pay scale is high,
Example go for IT industry. for start and boost in your career go for Service Desk carrier.
Take up Certification like ITIL and Service Desk training and certification. Or even PMP or Microsoft certification.

Some lead for you guys

http://itsm-experts.com



Also read up on this guys article , I think he makes a point, not bad.
http://prakashchristiansen.com/?cat=21

This post has been edited by Simpsons: Jan 19 2009, 11:34 AM

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Some Important Resume preparation tips


* Don't overcrowd your resume; allow for plenty of white space.


* Keep your resume to one page whenever possible.


* Keep the number of fonts you use to a minimum -- two at the most.


* Use a font that is easy to read. Times Roman works well.


* Do not justify the lines of type on your resume. Allow the right side of the page to "rag."


* Do not overuse capitalization, italics, underlines, or other emphasizing features.


* Make sure your name, address, and a phone number appear on your resume and all correspondence, preferably at the top of the page.


* Print your resume on white or cream paper using a good-quality printer.


* Second- and third-generation photocopies must be avoided


* Print on one side of the paper only.

whats the job demand for interior architecture now? can anyone give me a hint...

All too true. The interviewer won't waste time flipping through an 'essay' on your life, expertise and other stuff. Piling everything into a resume is going to result in them skipping over the important parts and getting the bad stuff...

Keeping it simple and straight to the point is the best way to go. Don't piss em off by wasting their time and yours.

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This post has been edited by hpnchin: Apr 6 2009, 07:58 PM

hahaha...
i think it wont apply to all of the interviewers...
it's just perhaps
at that time, they want to see what's ur respond due that misscalling...

but as soon as u get it,
then directly calling them is one of the proper thing to do..

so that's it

Wow, a really resourceful thread

Well, after reading books or online info, and discussing with friends or some seniors, there is a need to really think what you really want and how u want to get there. There is no 1 absolute method and path suitable for everyone.

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8. ●► Jobs2U

Visit Site ► http://www.jobs2u.com.my/

Employers can post all Job Postings totally Free of Charge. The basic Job Postings will
remain free and will be AD supported. Other option such as Front Page Featured Listing,
Featured Jobs, Highlighted Job Posting, Bold Listing are also free at the moment.

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9. ●► JobsDB Malaysia

Visit Site ► http://www.jobsdb.com.my/Malaysia/

Job portal with job listings search, general resume tips, online postings, online
recruitment and links to related sites.

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10. ●► Ejobsvacancy

Visit Site ► http://ejobsvacancy.com/modules/jobs/

EJobsVacancy.com be the first to sum up this website! visit EJobsVacancy.com

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11. ●► Jobonearth.com - Top jobs employment website in Malaysia

Visit Site ► http://jobonearth.com/

FREE Job Posting & online resume in Malaysia. Service for career opportunities & best
jobs at jobonearth.com

Jobonearth.com maintains a strict confidentiality policy on all personal data submitted
by Job Seekers and Jobonearth.com will not send such information to anyone.

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- Compile By Arron

This post has been edited by kyzson69: Oct 21 2009, 04:25 PM