Category: Career & Employability Programs

  • The End of Irrelevant Job Feeds? SEEK Launches Asia-Wide Campaign Focusing on True Job Relevancy

    The End of Irrelevant Job Feeds? SEEK Launches Asia-Wide Campaign Focusing on True Job Relevancy

    The era of filtering through hundreds of mismatched job listings may finally be coming to an end. SEEK has officially launched a major Asia-wide integrated marketing campaign for Jobstreet and Jobsdb, placing “relevancy” at the absolute forefront of the job-seeking experience. As the Malaysian workforce shifts its priority from the quantity of available roles to the quality of the “job fit,” this initiative aims to eliminate the friction of irrelevant job feeds that has long frustrated candidates across the region.

    Rolling out across Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines, the campaign introduces a more intelligent way to navigate the labor market. By utilizing SEEK’s “Better Matches” platform, the system leverages advanced AI-powered search and matching capabilities to analyze a candidate’s specific skills, experience, and career goals. The result is a curated feed that surfaces roles specifically aligned with what a candidate actually wants, effectively cutting through the digital noise that often leads to application fatigue.

    The necessity for this shift is backed by recent data from Jobstreet by SEEK, which highlights a persistent gap between being employed and being fulfilled. While 70% of Malaysians report being happy at work, nearly one in three remain neutral or unhappy, suggesting that many are still occupying roles that do not truly fit their needs. This discrepancy varies significantly across Asia, with workplace happiness levels reaching as high as 82% in Indonesia but dipping to 47% in Hong Kong. By focusing on true relevancy, SEEK aims to close this gap and ensure that the next role a candidate finds is one where they can genuinely thrive.

    According to Maryanne Tsiatsias, Chief Marketing Officer APAC at SEEK, the campaign is a direct response to the fact that people want opportunities that genuinely fit their lives rather than just an endless list of options. To bring this technical evolution to life, SEEK partnered with Accenture Song and director Suthon Petchsuwan to create a series of culturally resonant films. Featuring iconic characters like the Monkey King and a mermaid, the storytelling illustrates how AI can help even the most unique candidates find their perfect place in the professional world, no matter how specific their requirements may be.

    Beyond the creative storytelling, the platform introduces functional tools like the Strong Applicant badge, which provides instant feedback to candidates on their suitability for a role. This allows for more confident, data-driven career decisions in a market where Malaysians are already leading the charge in adopting generative AI technologies. As this integrated campaign reaches outdoor, social, and digital platforms across all six markets, the message is clear: the future of job hunting is no longer about searching more, but about seeing what matters most. Candidates can now explore these smarter matching features on Jobstreet by SEEK’s official platforms to experience the end of the irrelevant feed.

  • TCS Collaborates with MOHE, UiTM, MDEC, and PERKESO to Equip 100 Malaysian Youths with Future-Ready Skills via KodeMyFuture

    TCS Collaborates with MOHE, UiTM, MDEC, and PERKESO to Equip 100 Malaysian Youths with Future-Ready Skills via KodeMyFuture

    Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, recently concluded the KodeMyFuture program, a flagship digital skills development initiative aimed at equipping Malaysia’s graduates with coding, problem-solving, and employability skills for the digital economy. The closing ceremony was officiated by YBhg. Datuk Professor Dr. Azlinda binti Azman, Director General of the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE), alongside senior representatives from TCS and its partners, including Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), and the Social Security Organization (PERKESO). Over three intensive days, nearly 100 carefully selected graduates from public universities participated in hands-on training across AI, cloud computing, data analytics, and cybersecurity, supported by structured modules, industry mentoring, and real-world project exposure.

    Highlighting the importance of public-private collaboration, Datuk Professor Dr. Azlinda emphasized that KodeMyFuture demonstrates how aligned efforts between government, academia, and industry can enhance graduate employability and create a future-ready talent pipeline to support Malaysia’s digital and economic transformation. Jeevan Rajoo, Country Head of TCS Malaysia, added that the program bridges the gap between education and employment, equipping youth with skills in high demand and providing them meaningful opportunities in Malaysia’s rapidly evolving digital economy. Dato’ Sri Dr. Mohammed Azman of PERKESO and Anuar Fariz Fadzil of MDEC also highlighted the program’s role in future-proofing Malaysia’s workforce, fostering adaptability, and cultivating tech-savvy professionals capable of driving innovation across sectors.

    Celebrating success: YBhg. Datuk Professor Dr Azlinda binti Azman, Director General of MOHE, and Mr Jeevan Rajoo, Country Head of TCS Malaysia, present a symbolic “100 job offers” mock certificates to graduates, marking placements at TCS and PERKESO and a direct bridge from training to employment.

    Launched under TCS’s global Purpose4Life initiative, KodeMyFuture represents a long-term commitment to digital education, inclusion, and sustainable growth. Beyond immediate employment opportunities, the program nurtures a generation of graduates who are ready to contribute to Malaysia’s ambition of becoming a high-income, innovation-driven economy. By providing foundational and advanced digital skills, KodeMyFuture not only closes the skills gap but also empowers Malaysian youth to thrive in a future shaped by technology and innovation.

    KodeMyFuture exemplifies the power of public–private collaboration with MOHE, UiTM, MDEC, PERKESO and TCS working together to equip Malaysia’s youth with future-ready digital skills and strengthen the nation’s high-skilled talent pipeline.