Is Malaysia Ready For Permanently Flexible Work?

Enterprise · Enterprise Biz Bytes · 11 Aug 2021 · 24 mins listen

With companies like Spotify, Twitter, and now LinkedIn allowing staff a more permanently flexible approach to work, could Malaysian companies possibly follow suit in allowing remote and hybrid work to become the norm post-pandemic?

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Produced by:

Christine Wong

Presented by:

Arvindh Yuvaraj,Christine Wong and Richard Bradbury

Categories:

Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Young Finance,Personal Development,Entrpreneurship,SME

Tags:

Remote working,work culture,hybrid working,flexible working,hr,human resources,hiring,linkedin,permanent flexible working

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Is Malaysia Ready For Permanently Flexible Work?

Is Malaysia Ready For Permanently Flexible Work?