A holistic and sustainable programme is needed to retain Malaysian talents


Chua: It is good for young Malaysians to explore their opportunities abroad for a few years. When they return home with their skills and experience, they can help develop their fields, expand businesses and drive the economy. – Photo provided

FAMILY is a key reason for Amy Chua to return home in 2020 after almost 20 years working across the world.

“My parents are getting older, so that was a huge consideration,” says Chua, who is president of Asia Basin at global energy technology and services company Schlumberger.

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