[Khmer Speakers]
[Job Opportunity]

Urgent Hiring Khmer speakers to work in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

We are finding good candidates for Transaction Processing Associate for a global company that operates in over 100 countries all over the world in a variety of fields.

Work location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Requirements
• Bachelor’s Degree. Fresh graduate or experienced
• Strong read and write skills in English and Khmer is a must
• Ability to work analytically within a problem-solving environment
• Detail orientation and client focus and passionate about Social Media,Internet…

Job overview:
The Transaction Processing Associate will implement our client's strategy, monitoring and moderating content & process. The role coordinates with internal and external decision makers to support the mission of ensuring a safe and fun environment while providing excellent customer service to cultivate a strong brand presence in the market place

Duties and Responsibilities:
- Understand client policies and guidelines
- Make decisions according to the defined policies and procedures
- Identify improvement opportunities in workflow and suggest solutions
- Interface effectively with other internal and Client terms

Send your updated CV to [email protected]

- Due to Social Media Policy of the company, all information will be provided and discussed by HR department.
- No fee staffing required.
- Working Visa and Air Ticket will be provided for those who pass the interview and accept the offer in KL, Malaysia.

You'll have no problem finding someone with a degree, but it won't be so easy finding someone with a degree and an education. Reading comprehension and constructing readable sentences is a challenge even for those with a Master's degree at least using the English language. Analytical problem solving is a skill that is still in very short supply here. I remember when they stopped the cheating on the high school exams back in '07; only about 12 people out of about 140000 were able to pass with an A. I don't recall the actual numbers but fewer than 50 passed with a B. Sure, that's a while ago now. I think things have improved in the educational sector. Still, you might need to lower your sights. Well, at least "passionate about social media" ticks the box for many young Cambodians. One out of four isn't too bad. Good luck with that.

lol good luck with that, u had better luck if u get a khemrican to come over to KL

"identify improvement opportunities in workflow and suggest solutions"

there is ur problem right there