Kuala Lumpur – MyJobe, a next-generation digital platform, officially launches this month with a bold vision: to become Malaysia’s definitive national business and job hub. Designed for small enterprises, mid-sized companies, and large corporations alike, MyJobe offers a powerful all-in-one digital space where businesses can build their presence, grow their network, and unlock new opportunities for visibility, collaboration, expansion, and talent discovery — while helping people find the right jobs that match their aspirations.
“Malaysia’s economy is ready for a big leap forward to lead Southeast Asia,” said Serhii Pais, founder of MyJobe. “There’s huge potential here, but we noticed something is missing—and we want to help fill that gap.”As Malaysia embraces a future-ready workforce, the local job market is brimming with untapped potential. Employers are seeking dynamic talent, while countless Malaysians are eager to contribute their skills in meaningful ways. The MyJobe platform rises to meet this moment—offering a smart, AI-powered ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between talent with opportunity. With an intuitive interface and modern features, businesses can easily build rich profiles, showcase achievements, share updates, and connect with future collaborators. Whether you’re growing a neighbourhood café, leading a creative agency, scaling a logistics firm and big corporation. MyJobe helps you tell your brand story and expand your reach—all in just a few clicks.
Unlike traditional business directories or static listings, MyJobe offers dynamic tools tailored for the modern marketplace. Companies can highlight multimedia content, post real-time updates through their own newsfeeds, and manage multiple business entities from one centralised dashboard, streamlining operations while boosting credibility and exposure. Backed by a tech team with over 20 years of global experience, the platform is built to scale alongside the needs of its users. Future updates will include expanded networking features, enhanced company storytelling tools, and even deeper analytics to help businesses fine-tune their strategy in real-time.
Beyond job listings, MyJobe offers a suite of intelligent HR tools that go beyond recruitment. Companies can post opportunities, gather and display employee reviews based on various workplace experience criteria and connect with qualified talent across industries. For job seekers, the platform makes it easy to explore rich company profiles, follow brands they admire, and receive real-time updates whenever new roles are listed, ensuring they never miss an opportunity at their dream company. For HR agencies and larger organisations managing multiple businesses, MyJobe also offers a powerful, centralized dashboard that enables users to manage job postings, applications, and brand presence across multiple businesses — all from a single account. Designed for efficiency and scalability, it provides real-time analytics to streamline operations, boost visibility, and drive strategic growth.
“At its core, MyJobe is a business-first platform. But we’ve also built in features that address the evolving needs of the workforce,” added Serhii Pais, founder of MyJobe. “It’s a natural extension of any modern business hub—supporting companies not only in gro ing their presence, but also in attracting the right talent when the time comes.”
The goal is to create a vibrant, digital-first environment where businesses thrive — not just through hiring, but through genuine connections, partnerships, and community engagement.
Free registration is now open to all Malaysian businesses and professionals. Join MyJobe today at myjobe.com and be part of a new era—where digital connections drive real-world growth, and where every business, big or small, has the tools to succeed.
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