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May 16, 2024
Nearly a quarter of employees in search of job opportunity overseas: report
May 5, 2024
London has come out on top as the most attractive spot for talent in the world, but its crown can easily slip, Nick South writes.
September 13, 2022
Virtual emigration is an alternative for those who can’t afford to settle overseas and don’t want to leave loved ones behind
May 13, 2022
Digital city model must facilitate teleworking, training and e-health, bring new thinking to the mobility of people, the use of buildings and city centers, and have an attractive, digitized commercial offer.
May 2, 2022
Digital roles appeared to be the top target for the 77% of Filipinos who are willing to retrain for new jobs, based on JobStreet’s Decoding Global Talent report. Thats why JobStreet urges candidates to upgrade digital skills regardless of profession.
January 14, 2022
A report from BCG and The Network discusses how to retain sought-after digital talent in a highly competitive market.
January 14, 2022
A report from BCG and The Network discusses how to retain sought-after digital talent in a highly competitive market
January 13, 2022
IT workers and digital talent in Africa lead the pack in their willingness to change jobs and relocate for better career opportunities, with a significant…
April 2, 2021
Countries, where people would like to come to Malaysia to work, were ranked as follows: Indonesia, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Yemen, Thailand, China, Syria, Nigeria and Qatar.
March 17, 2021
said that Singapore is “leading a regional charge that positions Asia Pacific as an increasingly attractive destination for global talent”. The study has shown that Malaysia, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia, and Japan are also viewed positively by global talent. - Advertisement - Incidentally, one interesting item in the study’s results is that it shows that fewer residents in the Asia Pacific region wish to work overseas. Only 50 per cent of the respondents expressed a willingness t...