Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB)
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    3.8(4 ratings)
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    4.5(4 ratings)
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    5.0
    Internship student
    Aug 2019
    Very best place to intern (wisdec banting)
    The good thingsVery supportive, understanding and friendly staff. They are full of kindness and love to share knowledge with us
    The challengesDuring the internship, we dont get any paid. but maybe now they do.
    2 people found this helpful
    5.0
    Intern student at WISDEC
    Mar 2018
    Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Working close with wood and technology.
    The good thingsEmployer is supportive. Definitely a platform to learn more on wood, forest related business, timber industries and wood technology. Working close to everything you need to know about wood especially Malaysian Timber.
    The challengesSome of the machine may not work as it requires high expenses to maintain.
    4.0
    Finance
    Mar 2017
    1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    The workplace that meet your expectation.
    The good things1. Everyone have the opportunities to travel almost to all states as it has branches all over Malaysia. 2. Get exposed & learn about woods that you never know existed in this region. 3. Will be exposed to the nature of timber law & enforcement in Malaysia. 4. Will be received almost the same benefit as people work in the ministry.
    The challengesDateline & target.
    4.0
    Senior Assistant Director ( Special Officer)
    Jul 2015
    11 to 12 years in the role, current employee
    Training management, Operations, infrastructure management, special officer to Director General
    The good thingsChallenging , feel needed and family cultured
    The challengesChallenging, have to be proactive, new ideas, always be positive, solving problem, handling conflicts, make things go smooth as instructed
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