Jobstreet launched a Career Insights function on their website to help Malaysians find out exactly what the average of their salary should be, what their industries are looking for and how much they should be earning.

The 2018 job scene appears to be off to a good start in Malaysia, according to Jobstreet, with more employers looking to hire, and on the lookout for a greater diversity of jobs and skills.

If you're looking for work in February 2018, then we've compiled a list of jobs available right now, based on some of Jobstreet's top employers at the time of writing

Malaysians are now ranked the 4th happiest country to work in by employees in 2017, according to a survey done by job listing website, Jobstreet.

The year of 2017 has had some of the biggest data breaches, so this list compiles some major headliners that saw millions of users affected.

Jobstreet's survey on factors and indicators for promotion found that Malaysians aren't getting the promotions they want and are more likely to leave if so.

Jobstreet recently held a survey to find out what are the top 10 companies Malaysians would want to work at for 2017 and why.

Fresh graduates and jobseekers, these are the industries that are hiring, the outlook and the job demand in Malaysia in 2017, based on Jobstreet stats.

Here is a list of 10 companies in Malaysia that are actively hiring in 2017, a glimpse into their offices, what they do and what they're looking for.

Jobstreet released a survey showing that bonuses aren't a factor in retaining employees so here are 5 reasons why Malaysians would stay with their company.

Jobstreet Malaysia released a report about 30% of fresh grads who demand high pay without being qualified. Here's why the millennials are overly entitled.

Find out which industries pay the most and the least in Malaysia, and also what to expect for your starting pay as a fresh graduate.